Yamaha Silent Guitar SLG200N with Stands 3D model

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The model features a richly detailed design that allows for extremely close renderings. Initially created using 3ds Max 2012, it was also rendered utilizing V-Ray. High definition quality is preserved even at 4K resolutions. No additional post-processing was necessary for rendering. INFO ABOUT 3D MODELS: Characteristics: Extremely detailed polygonal model accurately proportioned to ensure precise depiction of the original object. Model complexity is optimized to enhance visual fidelity. Users can simply utilize 3ds Max's Meshsmooth function to further increase the resolution of individual models if required. Easily alter any color settings. Comprehensive texturing is included along with all materials. Text and material data are integrated into various formats, such as PNG or JPG images, which makes modifying these assets very straightforward for end-users. 3D objects can be effortlessly accessed and edited directly through 3ds Max without need for extensive editing to prepare them. There is minimal need for specialized software plugins; simply import and use immediately. The original 3d models are separate from any scenes or background imagery that may have been included in example previews to avoid unnecessary confusion. File Formats: *Standard model scenes in various formats* V-Ray supported and native file formats with all associated assets can be opened using compatible version of the application such as 2012. High-resolution multi-texture 3D model, exported from Autodesk 3ds Max in several file formats. PolyMesh-based 3DS MAX scene is ready for animation. 3ds ( legacy MAX model, not v-ray ), and Fbx - compatible with popular modelling applications OBJ- open in C4d 11 and newer to see if they still run May (Maya models and FBX models work perfectly ) Standard Model Files Maya FBx - supported format, used for importing data and using on another Autodesk platform such as Max NOTE TO users: Using subdivision for every object ( may improve the looks slightly. And when dealing with complicated geometry use higher quality renderer if the look doesn't meet the expectations ) For all CinC 4D model formats please make sure your render resolution matches that of what we use so objects are accurately scaled