Vase curved with smooth cuts and flower shaped top eccentric 3D print model

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3D Model Details This 3D model is perfectly suited for use in VR applications as well as real-time rendering, and it's also ready to go for any kind of 3D printing project that needs precise accuracy. What's more, this same model can be easily used for visualizing architectural spaces and creating animations - basically any computer-generated scene could be done with it! Plus, since the 3D object has a real-world scale it will accurately show up in real-world scenes, adding depth to any visualization you put it in. Built originally using Autodesk's popular tool called 3ds Max 2016 but export-ready into various formats - you can pick your preference for importing. As it turns out the model has all the potential to be increased in detail as it stands alone solid geometry and doesn't need additional refinement until needed, meaning less initial hassle and extra workload if a higher quality version of it is ever needed down the line. Subdivision mesh is enabled and that allows the mesh to refine without altering anything outside - really great if you want your 3D printed versions precise. One nice thing to note is there are two Turbo Smooth iterations over mesh, not bad at all when using software that's meant for smooth high level visuals in 3d. Not having the original rendering environment might throw off a few of us but fortunately this one is setup well. Scene centered precisely and that takes a little doing, let alone all of those materials - 2 material layers to get the base appearance without going too deep. A final check on scene's rendering setup indicates only a single lighting solution with standard vray setup and not textures or complicated material scripts are utilized in any part so that definitely makes working with this a breeze for someone with less experience using vr. Rendering scenes is simple - if it doesn't already exist - no special software to download needed for 3D printing. 3d Printing Information A small tip to keep track of your object while preparing to print the actual dimensions of the project would be worth looking into in detail - specifically a height, width, depth ratio that looks something like this 1091.4 x 10759.4 and finally the overall depth measures out at 11747 cm's in size, quite sizeable if you are just planning small models to use with the printer