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Virus Mumbs Parotitis 3D Model
The epidemic Mumps Virus parotitis is presented in close-up, ready for visualization of a video looped for cinematography or medical presentations.
-attached a Animation loop Virus Parotitis file .mp4
youtu. be/gTKK29oyo3M
-The scene in stock has particles created by the TyFlow plugin.
-Contains a separate archive of passes for color correction in the EXR format with a Composition file from Fusion
High quality polygonal model, correctly scaled for an accurate representation of the original object.
all textures are created procedurally, you can open in any version of 3d max and render v-ray
Units: cm
-the FBX and OBJ file contains only the mumps virus object in zero coordinates, without light sources and other components
-attached a Animation loop Virus Parotitis file .mp4
youtu. be/gTKK29oyo3M
-The scene in stock has particles created by the TyFlow plugin.
-Contains a separate archive of passes for color correction in the EXR format with a Composition file from Fusion
High quality polygonal model, correctly scaled for an accurate representation of the original object.
all textures are created procedurally, you can open in any version of 3d max and render v-ray
Units: cm
-the FBX and OBJ file contains only the mumps virus object in zero coordinates, without light sources and other components
