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Mcguire Bow Outdoor Lounge Chair by Barbara Barry
PRO
$7
Royalty free
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2018 + obj |
| Render: |  V-Ray  Corona |
| Size: | 88 MBNEW |
| Polygons: | 530K |
| Colors: | |
| Length: | 74 cm |
| Width: | 72 cm |
| Height: | 81 cm |
| Style: | Modern |
| Materials: | Plastic, Rattan |
| Formfactor: |
Published 5 March 2024
links:
https://www.bakerfurniture.com/outdoor/seating/chairs/bow-outdoor-lounge-chair-mco3341c/
- Units used: cm
- Doesn't have third-party plugins
- Vray version: 6
- Corona version: 10
- No hide objects
- XForm: Yes
- Unwrap: yes
- Objects are logically named
- Objects are modeled to real-world scale
- Preview rendered in Corona
- Pivot points are in the optimal positions
https://www.bakerfurniture.com/outdoor/seating/chairs/bow-outdoor-lounge-chair-mco3341c/
- Units used: cm
- Doesn't have third-party plugins
- Vray version: 6
- Corona version: 10
- No hide objects
- XForm: Yes
- Unwrap: yes
- Objects are logically named
- Objects are modeled to real-world scale
- Preview rendered in Corona
- Pivot points are in the optimal positions
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Mcguire Bow Outdoor Lounge Chair by Barbara Barry
PRO
$7
Royalty free
20
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2018 + obj |
| Render: | V-Ray Corona |
| Size: | 88 MBNEW |
| Polygons: | 530K |
| Colors: | |
| Length: | 74 cm |
| Width: | 72 cm |
| Height: | 81 cm |
| Style: | Modern |
| Materials: | Plastic, Rattan |
| Formfactor: |
Published 5 March 2024
links:
https://www.bakerfurniture.com/outdoor/seating/chairs/bow-outdoor-lounge-chair-mco3341c/
- Units used: cm
- Doesn't have third-party plugins
- Vray version: 6
- Corona version: 10
- No hide objects
- XForm: Yes
- Unwrap: yes
- Objects are logically named
- Objects are modeled to real-world scale
- Preview rendered in Corona
- Pivot points are in the optimal positions
https://www.bakerfurniture.com/outdoor/seating/chairs/bow-outdoor-lounge-chair-mco3341c/
- Units used: cm
- Doesn't have third-party plugins
- Vray version: 6
- Corona version: 10
- No hide objects
- XForm: Yes
- Unwrap: yes
- Objects are logically named
- Objects are modeled to real-world scale
- Preview rendered in Corona
- Pivot points are in the optimal positions
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