Vase twist puffy tappered triangle with curved creases 3D print model

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Here is a 3D model ideal for use in VR, real-time applications, architectural interior scenes, visualizations, animations, and other computer-generated projects. This 3D model is suitable for printing using a 3D printer and is proportioned correctly to scale in the real world. Originally created with 3ds Max 2016 and then exported to various formats, this model can be divided into smaller sections to enhance its resolution further. It's built as one single geometric entity, ready for subdivision. A TurboSmooth modifier sits on top of the mesh geometry with two iterations applied. Positioned centrally in the scene at its origin point. The rendering is carried out using Vray 3.0 and a basic Vray standard material is used, which does not incorporate textures. Please note that this scene doesn't include any illumination setup as rendered by the camera for visualization purposes only. Dimensions to print this model in real-world sizes are: Length - 10.176 cm; Width - 9.299 cm; Height - 21.613 cm. This project's original file is a .max file from Autodesk's popular CAD and computer-generated imaging software. All we do here are just make sure all the textures are correctly positioned on our 3d models, because you know how hard that can be! And if for any reason they aren't, we will be there to assist in ensuring all is as it should be, for a trouble-free time building and exploring your VR model! For best results from these printable parts make sure that both printer resolution and settings match those described above. The printable dimension size (or real scale print) also needs careful examination in advance - the best result possible depends upon accurate size match at printing and proper printer setting, you see it really doesn't get any better than this! Here at our digital creation house all we aim for is that each new build from a blank 3D file reaches new creative and functional standards - but don't just take my word for it. Here are a few photos of real work completed here by the very best in the trade