Vittorio Bonacina 905 Rattan Furniture Set 3D model

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Elegant rattan chair and table set up for resale after replicating the renowned Vittorio Bonacina 905 design in meticulous detail. Table and chair frames are constructed from durable bamboo, complemented by intricate rattan mesh panels. Comfortable leather cushioning is featured in each chair. Using industry-standard 3ds max software version 214, the designs were rendered into visually appealing three-dimensional images. Saved files have also been adapted to be compatible with FBX, OBJ and STL formats. To facilitate seamless importation of these objects, transforms are reset, and all models are centered at scene origin in every exported file. Max scene exports contain both table and chair together on a single canvas. FBX, OBJ and STL exports, by contrast, separate each piece into individual files to accommodate user needs. A majority of model facets feature vertex colors carefully assigned to enhance material depth. To guarantee realistic representations of objects in the real world, scaling has been accurately applied to all dimensions in centimeters as standard measurement. Additionally, every element within 3D scenes is thoroughly and uniquely labeled with descriptive names to prevent any confusion. Text paths are set up relative to each other within this setup, which includes preparing materials tailored for seamless use with the renowned Corona and Scanline renderers. To avoid confusion, users should note that Scanline materials have been simplified compared to what's shown in sample images created using Corona. In compliance with these requirements, texture paths have been compiled into an easily accessible package to further simplify the transfer process between software applications. Additional details concerning file compatibility are included below: Max files employing the Scanline renderer include minimal, simplified materials. The FBX format exports have been kept uncomplicated for simplicity's sake. OBJ and STL formats only have basic materials that have been set aside. Users who may require further clarification or experience difficulty integrating these designs can reach out to get additional guidance on implementation of the object sets into your specific software system.