Banana Cuts 3d model

— Model Description — • This Banana or high-quality, photorealistic model, which will improve the accuracy and detail of all your visualization projects. • Was originally modeled in 3ds Max 2016 and compatible with 3ds Max 2010 or later. • The model is ready for the render 4k. — 3d model of a Banana — • Subdividable, high detail and clean mesh geometry • High resolution textures • Manually optimized UV mapping • Suitable for close-up renderings • Model is made of 99.7 % Quadrangles ( 681 ) and triangles 0.3 % (2) — Included Texture — • color.flattened.1002.tif (4096 * 4096 pixels, deffuse map) • glos.flattened.1002.tif (4096 * 4096 pixels, glossiness map) • spec.flattened.1002.tif (4096 * 4096 pixels, specular map) • bump.flattened.1002.tif (4096 * 4096 pixels, bump map) — Features — • Scene lighting is not included • All the materials are named • All the objects of the model are named • The materials are available in the 3ds Max file format with V-Ray and Scanline Render • FBX, OBJ, 3DS format files available materials Scanline Render — Include Formats — • 3ds Max 2010 V-Ray • 3ds Max 2010 Default Scanline — Include other Formats — • 3ds Max files: TurboSmooth modifier can be used to increase mesh resolution if necessary — three FBX file: • subdivision level: 0 • subdivision level: 1 • subdivision level: 2 — three OBJ files: • subdivision level: 0 • subdivision level: 1 • subdivision level: 2 — three 3DS files: • subdivision level: 0 • subdivision level: 1 • subdivision level: 2 Model has been checked with the appropriate software — Important Notes — • Lighting and Render environment setup as seen in the previews is not included • All renderings show the model in subdivision state 2 • Textures are included in the .MAX .OBJ .3DS .FBX scene format • Native scene format is 3ds max 2010 (.MAX) • Other formats (than .MAX) might need minor material tweaking to achieve identical results as shown above