towel three 3D model

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Three towels lie scattered here and there. This particular towel is rendered using 3ds Max 2011, a computer-aided design tool that offers precise modeling capabilities. To be specific, the creator employed Native Max to build this three-dimensional image, taking advantage of its native file system in combination with the V-Ray 2.4 renderer, an engine designed for photorealistic rendering and animation. The team responsible for the creation also used a comprehensive range of materials created by V-Ray's in-built software package. All elements necessary for accurately recreating this towel were carefully compiled to create a complete setup; every ray has been thoughtfully placed under careful consideration, illuminating its surface and surroundings. To render images depicting this model at an optimum level of realism was the top priority. Utilizing V-Ray allowed the artist full access to state-of-the-art tools like lighting effects that bring even the most subtle elements in 3D rendering to life. It wasn't a matter of simply pointing a camera lens here or there but an art form on its own that called for intense deliberation as it involves a lot more than what one would first see at face value. All textures, objects, and data used for creating this digital replica are contained within a .zip folder for easy transfer. In order to ensure flawless rendering in all the different file formats used across the project, each was checked for consistency in texture, form and content before being packaged with their respective folders which will enable seamless importation into your 3ds Max program. For demonstration purposes and showcase to an even wider audience a series of pre-made image sequences showcasing this towel from every angle were carefully generated with V-Ray as the primary tool of choice due to its flexibility when it comes to output resolutions. These visual aids can now be utilized to make any future presentations regarding said project easier and smoother than before.