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Submit Your RenderFuturistic Architectural Structure 3D Model
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Futuristic Architectural Structure 3D Model
Detailed 3d model of a generic architectural structure.
Previews were rendered with V-Ray 2.40 for 3DS Max 2014.
Approximate Dimensions are:
Width 400m
Length 400m
Height 70m from sea or ground level.
Water material is assigned to a VRayPlane to created the water effect in the scene. Also included.
Units Setup is Generic.
System Unit Scale is: 1 unit = 1 mm
This scene is perfect for Architectural animations, simulations, design showcase, interior studies, Virtual set design, Virtual Product exhibition, High resolution still renders, etc
Quick render times.
Previews were rendered with V-Ray 2.40 for 3DS Max 2014.
Approximate Dimensions are:
Width 400m
Length 400m
Height 70m from sea or ground level.
Water material is assigned to a VRayPlane to created the water effect in the scene. Also included.
Units Setup is Generic.
System Unit Scale is: 1 unit = 1 mm
This scene is perfect for Architectural animations, simulations, design showcase, interior studies, Virtual set design, Virtual Product exhibition, High resolution still renders, etc
Quick render times.
