Vase taper drop shape with inner and outer lines very twisted... 3D print model

cgtrader

Human-designed 3D models are optimized for use in virtual reality, real-time applications, and architectural visualizations. These high-definition models were initially created using the software package, Autodesk 3ds Max. Exporting to various file formats has been possible due to their compatibility. When necessary, further sub-division of these 3D designs will increase resolution. This process involves breaking down an initial object into smaller, higher detail pieces for refinement. The architectural interior design can be achieved by using any one or a combination of several available visual tools like V-Ray renderings, animations and other related media content, CG projects included. As a solid 3-dimensional shape this project has been created. However it was originally formed from the application Turbo Smoothing in conjunction with the geometry's existing mesh system. There have only been two iterations in place at this point. In real life the design sits firmly in place with origin being used for the center position, this location serves well in establishing spatial boundaries on any scene rendering environment created using VR technology. Currently utilizing standard V-Ray 3 software this project includes a single basic material assigned, texture-less by design. Due to an absence of an internal illumination setup within Max scenes used; it cannot produce rendered lighting and thus requires outside input for visual interpretation when the image will be shown or otherwise distributed to potential buyers, clients, friends etc. This has become essential knowledge about product production. Dimensions used in these projects were at 12 point four five one centimeter by twelve point four five seven one by fifteen ohm one, making the scene appear larger on a normal screen monitor, more suited towards viewers than real size prints could provide on that type itself as well due its overall visual appearance within environments provided through technology. Should additional work be required such changes should follow normal business practice with the goal always seeking full client satisfaction, thus contact should first come to place in making any modifications requested before hand.