70s Loveseat 3D Model

Downloadable 3D model of a 70s style loveseat. Model is suitable for close-up renders, design visualization and real time applications. Features: - Ready to render. - Originally created with 3DS Max 2018. - You can change the cloth pattern by replacing a single png file (Pattern.png). - All objects and materials are descriptively and uniquely named. - All objects are logically grouped, for easy selection and management. Geometry: - Model geometry consists of quads only. - Model is compatible with subdivision without changing its original format. - Model contains 19 separate objects. - Each object geometry is independent from the others (no instances or references). - All objects have sealed geometry (no openings where backfaces would be visible). - All objects have unwrapped UVs. - No object have UV overlapping. - No isolated or coincident vertices. - No overlapping faces. Poly count: - Model contains 3236 quads without subdivision (Turbosmooth disabled on Max versions). - Model contains 3274 vertices without subdivision. Materials and textures: - All texture paths are stripped. - Each object uses only one material (no submaterials). - Includes 2 PNG textures at 1024 x 1024 (Cloth_B.png and Pattern.png) and 3 PNG textures at 512 x 512 (Wood2.png, Wood2_B.png and Wood2_S.png). - On 3DS Max, materials can be found on Slate Material Editor. Preview images: - Preview images depict the actual model, with no post processing. - All rendered preview images use subdivision level 1, except when otherwise informed. - All wireframe preview images use no subdivision, except when otherwise informed. - All preview images, including wireframe ones, are rendered with V-Ray 3.60 for 3DS Max 2018, except when otherwise informed. The use of other versions may produce variations in the results. - Only default pose included. Other poses shown on preview images are possible by moving and rotating elements as pivots are placed properly. - Floor plane depicted on some preview images is not included in the files. Units and measurement: - Model uses real world scale. - Unit system is metric (centimeters). - Complete model dimensions: 152.0cm width x 82.8cm height x 72.2cm deep (60" x 32-1/2" x 28-3/8"). Native and converted formats: - 3DS Max 2018 / V-Ray 3.60. - 3DS Max 2018 / Arnold. - 3DS Max 2018 / Default Scanline. Interchange formats: - FBX 2011, which preserves the hierarchical grouping and is recommended for import in other 3D software. - OBJ. The obj format contains a single object (all objects combined), which uses submaterials with pre-tiled textures (so texture tiling is always 1:1). This is done to increase compatibility with some software that do not follow the obj format specifications entirely. - Both FBX and OBJ formats use simplified versions of the complex materials and will not render like the preview images. Additional notes: - This is a downloadable 3D model, not a real world object. - V-Ray format requires V-Ray for 3DS Max properly installed on the computer. No other third-party plugin is required. - Arnold and Default Scanline 3DS Max formats do not require any third-party plugin installed. - For your convenience, all 3DS Max files have Subdivision Level 1 applied to the top group of the model by default. You can disable it by unchecking TurboSmooth on the modifiers stack.