Trashbin 3D model

cgtrader

SCENE INFORMATION The scene is set up for use in 3ds Max with V-Ray Next. Images were rendered using V-Ray Next technology. Although the asset can be used with older V-Ray versions, results may vary. Preview images are actual render outputs. The system unit is measured in centimeters. This asset uses real-world scale measurements. Export formats are available for collapsed mesh models. If you require additional support, please contact our support team. DISCLAIMER This asset is optimized specifically for use in 3ds Max with V-Ray Next software. All materials used are standard V-Ray materials. Lights in the scene are all V-Ray lights. However, keep in mind that V-Ray material settings may not translate correctly to export formats. The artist does not support usage of this asset with different software or renderers, as it may produce varying results. Support for other software and renderers is also not provided by the artist. GEOMETRY The model's stack is fully collapsed. All objects are carefully named and organized within layers. Please note that only the actual asset itself is included - no studio setup. MATERIALS This scene utilizes V-Ray materials exclusively. Maps are stored in a separate zip archive for easy access. The model has not been unwrapped, but UVWs have been applied using the UVW Map Modifier. LIGHT SETUP Please be aware that only the actual model itself is included - no studio setup or additional lighting assets. This asset was rendered using Linear Workflow settings. FORMAT This asset is compatible with 3ds Max 2017 and can also be used in older versions, including 3dsmax 2020 (backwards-compatible). Supported export formats include FBX and OBJ. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION If you need assistance with file formats or require further support, please don't hesitate to contact our support team. You may want to check out my catalogue for more high-resolution and realistic models. If you find this model helpful, I would greatly appreciate it if you could take a moment to rate it. This is a computer-generated 3D model - it's not a real-life object.