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A model of a water-slide created in 3Ds Max. There are several formats included but only the 3Ds Max formats and FBX (see slide.fbx) have animation included, that of a sphere falling down the slide followed by a camera, the animation was created using reactor from an older version of max so it moves relatively realistically down the slide. A spline of the slide is also included so that a particle effect can be added to follow it for water effects and such (I used Frost plugin).All materials are standard with no external textures appliedZip contains:.STL.Obj.FBX.C4D.3ds3D Studio max version 2011+2014Go to https://youtu.be/59u-AkGVlyg to see in action

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Water slide Low-poly 3D model

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STL
Stereolithography<br />File Size: 21.5 MB
OBJ
OBJ | 2 files<br />File Size: 43 MB
MAX
Autodesk 3ds Max<br />File Size: 21.5 MB
3DS
3D Studio<br />File Size: 21.5 MB
C4D
Cinema 4D<br />File Size: 21.5 MB
FBX
Autodesk FBX<br />File Size: 21.5 MB
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