Schrotflinte Winchester 1887 Long 3D-Modell
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Spezifikationen
- Geometriepolygonal_quads/tris
- Polygone10,089
- Scheitelpunkte10,116
- TexturenYes
- ManipuliertenNo
- AnimiertNo
- Bereit zum Drucken in 3DNo
- Spielbereit (low poly)No
- UV-kartiertYes
- Unverpackte UVsnon-overlapping
Beschreibung
The Winchester Model 1887 and Winchester Model 1901 were lever-action shotguns originally designed by famed American gun designer John Browning and produced by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Originally created with 3ds Max.
Compatible with 3dsMax 9, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and higher.
This model is suitable for use in broadcast, high-res film close-ups, advertising, design visualization, etc.
This model contains 19 objects collected in group.
Modeled for subdivision - only quads and tris polygons.
This model contains 10089 polygons with TurboSmooth OFF
This model contains 321952 polygons with TurboSmooth ON (set to 2 iterations.)
Model Features:
1. Modeled for Subdivision - Quads and tris only
2. Real-world scale (mm)
3. Unique and meaningful names for objects, materials, textures
4. Model centered at origin
5. Clean UVs. Fully unwrapped. Without overlaps.
6. No Poles (no more than 5 edges per vertex)
7. No T-vertexes
This product includes 3ds Max versions with and without V-Ray (separate downloads).
No third-party renderer (for Vray scene you will need V-Ray 1.5 or higher) or plug-ins needed.
Previews rendered with V-Ray.
Included 4 texture maps:
1. ShotgunWinch_Diffuse.jpg - 4096x4096
2. ShotgunWinch_Shine.jpg - 4096x4096
3. shotgunwinch_gloss.jpg - 4096x4096
4. ShotgunWinch_Bump.jpg - 4096x4096
Feel free to leave your opinion in comments and check out my other models.
© Yegor Tsyba 2007-2012
Sep 13, 2020
Datum hinzugefügt
May 13, 2023
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