VW Passat Variant 2020 3D model

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Human-designed exterior, uncomplicated interior. Each object proudly displays its material's name, allowing effortless changes or additions. A max file is included in RAR archives, which features 3ds Max 2011 with V-Ray materials, clearly visible on preview images of studio renders. Please note that car paint color might vary slightly. This version includes lighting and render settings, although results may differ as they were optimized using Photoshop to adjust contrast, brightness, saturation, and more. A complimentary .atn file from Photoshop CS6 for post-production is also included. Another 3ds Max 2011 file is included in RAR archives, featuring mental ray materials. Preview images of outdoor renders showcase this setup, although car paint color may vary. The environment itself is not part of the model. Yet another 3ds Max 2011 file comes with a scanline, where you can simply import and render your scene. Every object has been optimized by adding a mesh smooth modifier to specific objects in each scene. These values have been set to either one or two for optimal rendering results. The exterior and wheels are neatly separated into distinct layers for convenient editing. OBJ format RAR archives contain the model's base form without collapsing the mesh, maintaining its low- or medium-poly count that you can view on preview images if needed. Additionally, a high-poly count model is provided with applied mesh smooth, requiring only importation and material assignment for quick rendering. lwo and c4d formats both come with the model in its basic state without any changes made to it. As before, these are useful starting points if you wish to edit or refine your 3D work. All objects, textures, materials have to be applied by you manually to proceed. Note that some Cinema 4D users may find their objects require manual adjustments. FBX and .3ds files will be automatically smoothed with mesh after being imported in most applications for an increased accuracy. Last but not least is the STL file - in two resolutions and a polygon count - for use when creating prototypes or low-detail test cases.