2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee 3D Model
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Specifications
- Geometrypolygonal_quads/tris
- Polygons179,195
- Vertices205,291
- TexturesYes
- RiggedNo
- AnimatedNo
- 3D Printable ReadyNo
- Game Ready (low poly)No
- UV MappedYes
- Unwrapped UVsmixed
Description
High detailed 3D model of 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee with interior and simple suspension.
Main features:
- Originally created with 3ds Max 2010
- Two .max files with V-Ray and Standard 3ds Max materials
- MeshSmooth is still in the history for .max format (MeshSmooth level 1 is set by default)
- Separate objects like body, wheels and doors. Total number of objects is 16. All objects are intelligently named
- Doors can be opened
- Unit system is set to metric. Real-world scale
- All textures and materials are included and assigned
- 8 textures, which vary in resolution from 406x410px to 4096x4096px
- Previews rendered in 3ds Max 2010 with V-Ray 2.20.02
Special notes:
- .obj format is recommended for import in other 3d software. If your software doesn't support .obj format, please use .3ds format; .obj format was exported from 3ds Max. The geometry for .obj format is set to quads
- .max files can be loaded in 3ds Max 2010 or higher. In order to use V-Ray rendering setups and materials, V-Ray 2.20.02 or higher is required
Polycounts:
- .max format:
• no MeshSmooth: 179,195 faces and 205,291 vertices
• MeshSmooth level 1: 698,562 faces and 749,062 vertices
• MeshSmooth level 2: 2,794,104 faces and 2,894,194 vertices
- .c4d, .lwo, .scn and .obj formats:
• low: 179,195 faces and 205,291 vertices
• medium: 621,665 faces and 666,927 vertices
• high: 2,124,893 faces and 2,204,341 vertices
- .mb format:
• low: 179,195 faces and 205,291 vertices
• medium: 617,410 faces and 664,192 vertices
• high: 2,042,292 faces and 2,140,856 vertices
- .3ds format:
• low: 357,719 faces and 321,958 vertices
• medium: 1,243,300 faces and 866,223 vertices
• high: 4,249,756 faces and 2,587,045 vertices
Sep 13, 2020
date added
Feb 09, 2025
last update
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