Wilkhahn ON 178-7 chair 3D model

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It is a high-quality hi-poly smoothable 3D model of the Wilkhahn ON 178-7 chair used extensively across various fields such as game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, and visualization. The model comes in two finish versions: black fabric and red fabric. All details of the design have been meticulously recreated to achieve the utmost authenticity. The topology of the model has been thoughtfully designed, allowing it to work seamlessly with any smoothing modifier. To obtain optimal results, all parts of the model need to be smoothed at subdivision level 1 or 2. The non-smooth polygon count of the model is 5975, while the smooth level 1 version has a count of 23736. The model utilizes 5 materials: 2 simple colors and 3 textured. Materials of fabric have 2 color and bump textures; additionally, the black version includes a specular color texture. For both versions, all UVs are correctly tiled with different sizes to ensure maximum resolution and minimal stretching. Specifically, for the black version, we use a tile size of 27x27, while the red version utilizes an 18x18 layout. The Bump Multiplier has been set at 0.2 for the black version and 0.5 for the red, optimizing the Bump depth to create more realistic visuals. There are 6 main textures in total, all of which have a square resolution of 512 pixels in .jpg format. Also included is the original texture file in PSD format, located within the model's archive. The 3D model was created using Maya 2009, and has correct real-world dimensions in centimeters, measuring W60cm x D59cm x H92cm/Hs43cm (W23.6xD23.2xH36.2/Hs17 inches) in size. All parts of the model are correctly grouped and named for ease of manipulation. In addition to the 3D model itself, there is also a pre-configured render scene created using Maya 2014 with the V-Ray 2.40 plugin. The render-scene is designed to be compatible with earlier versions up to Maya 2012 and V-Ray 2.0, due to its saved format in .ma. The scene includes six V-Ray Rect Light sources along with reflectors. It also comes with a pre-assigned V-Ray MTL material to the model. On the Timeline, you'll find animation keys for both the model's positions and the Render Camera position. Please note that if you don't need these positions, make sure to delete any associated translation and rotation channels. For users who require the model in other 3D software formats, scenes have been saved as .fbx, .obj, .DAE, and .max (version 2010) for seamless integration into various other programs.