The Rays Versus Replica Rim 3D model is a high-quality, intricately detailed 3D asset, designed in Blender with a focus on authenticity and versatility. This model captures the essence of the original Rays Versus design, ensuring it meets the standards required for professional applications in various fields.

Key SpecificationsPolygon Count:

Similar to the original design, the model has been crafted with a high polygon count, providing smooth and flawless surfaces. The intricate details ensure that the model maintains its sharp edges and clean lines, capturing the distinct look of the Rays Versus series.Separated Components:

The model’s components are individually separated, allowing for complete flexibility and control. This setup enables easy modifications or adjustments to the spokes, rim lip, center hub, and bolt pattern without needing to remodel any parts, making it ideal for customization and asset management in larger projects.Realism & TexturesAuthentic Design:

Modeled with a focus on realism, the Rays Versus Replica Rim mirrors the real-world counterpart down to the smallest details. The model preserves the unique design elements of the Rays Versus line, such as the deep-dish effect, multi-spoke pattern, and aggressive styling, which make it a standout piece in automotive visualizations.High-Resolution Textures:

Accompanying the model are high-resolution textures that bring out the finest details of the materials used. Whether it’s the reflective metallic surfaces, subtle scratches from wear and tear, or the polished chrome accents, these textures add depth and authenticity to the final render.UsabilityEasy Customization:

With each detail separated, customization is straightforward. Users can easily swap materials, change the color, or adjust the design without affecting the integrity of the overall model. This versatility makes it a powerful asset for those who need specific variations in their visualizations or animations.Optimized for Rendering:

Despite its complexity, the model is optimized for efficient rendering in Blender and other 3D software. It handles light and shadows well, making it suitable for both close-up shots and larger scenes, whether for static renders or animations.