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martini modelo 3d

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Presupuesto

  • Geometríapolygonal_quads/tris
  • Poligonos1,367
  • Vértices1,343
  • TexturasYes
  • AparejadoNo
  • AnimadoNo
  • Listo para imprimir en 3DNo
  • Juego listo (polietileno baja)No
  • Mapeado UVYes
  • UV sin envolvermixed

Formatos y archivos

FBX
(.fbx)
2 MB

martini.FBX
3ds Max
(.max)

mentalray
martini.max
OBJ
(.obj)
1 MB

martini.obj
OBJ
6 MB

martini_textures.rar

Descripción

You will get a high resolution Martini bottle in two variants, that is scalable, as it uses smart subdivision levels via turbosmooth modifiers. Therefore the polygon and triangle count is very low, which not only allows small file sizes, but also easy editing. The topology is clean. This model is UVW unwrapped. The files contain textures for both Martini Gold and Martini Rosso. The image sizes are high resolution (1024 for the top logo and 2048 for the main logo). Material settings are included in the 3ds max file. The scene includes a simple rendering setup with a skybox, a skylight and 2 target lights, 2 illuminated boxes and of course the object. It was rendered inside 3ds Max 2012 with Mental Ray.
May 27, 2020 Fecha Agregada
Nov 10, 2021 última actualización

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