Vase puffy triangle with relaxed organic lattice 3D print model

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The model is designed to meet the needs of high-end VR experiences, real-time applications, 3D printing, architectural interior scenes, visualizations, and animations for various computer-generated projects. The model features accurate real-world scale measurements. Created with the latest software version of 3ds Max, the model has been successfully exported into other popular file formats to cater to a wide range of needs. One notable aspect is its versatility: this model can be subdivided multiple times without loss in quality to enhance the resolution according to specific project requirements. Originally created as one single solid object with high resolution geometry, this design lends itself well to further subdivisions, which in turn enables increased realism and detailed features. Equipped with Turbosmooth modifier set at two iterations atop the underlying mesh, it delivers high-fidelity results without an unnecessary strain on resources. For those requiring additional customizations or modifications, it is readily centered around the scene's origin point, making subsequent alterations a relatively straightforward process. The original rendering setup leveraged Vray 3.0 software with the Vray Standard material as the surface finishing. Noteably absent from this scene are textures which could have otherwise been included. If precise illumination setups need to be added for real-time use or when considering the scene, these are best approached independently without interfering with model parameters and details. This 3D printed design measures an overall height of approximately 20.366cm on its vertical axis and base dimensions at a square measurement size just slightly under 10cm per side. A potential area worth exploring is further fine-tuning for unique use cases through the process of modification; we remain receptive to these possibilities as custom needs evolve in line with emerging technological trends. Should you find yourself desiring any changes, your first point of contact remains unchanged: a direct inquiry or collaboration request.