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Description
Two modern, stylized chairs, saved in multiple file formats. Chair01 is a Voronoi lattice surface, and chair02 is a hexagon-paneled chair with solid border frame. I created these for our 3dsmax design class as a project last year. They aren't perfect, but they came out fairly well, and hope you find them useful as props or decorative pieces in your own works**.

Zip file contains the following:

chair01.obj (30,698 vertices, 63,502 faces)
chair02.obj (14,902 vertices, 34,660 faces)
chairs.max
chairs.daz
chairs.jpg

The 3dsmax scene file is compatible with 3dsmax 2012 and above. I collapsed the modifier stacks, but feel free to modifiy them from this point as you see fit, using modifiers or the Graphite modeling tools.

The Daz|Studio file format is compatible with Daz|Studio 4.0 and above, but I have had reports from others that there were problems opening the Daz file for some reason. If this is the case, just import the OBJ files, using the Poser scaling preset in the import dialogue.

While the OBJ files for each chair contains texture coordinates, I did NOT supply any maps or material definitions. This means you may get a warning when importing them that they are missing materials. Just ignore that warning, and they should import fine in most applications. You can create your own textures, but procedural mats work best on these.

Hint: When/if importing the OBJ files in 3dsMax, remember to check "Flip ZY-axis" in the import menu, so they import in the upright position.

**There are no restrictions for render usage, but please do not sell these objects, or redistribute them as your own.

Description
Two modern, stylized chairs, saved in multiple file formats. Chair01 is a Voronoi lattice surface, and chair02 is a hexagon-paneled chair with solid border frame. I created these for our 3dsmax design class as a project last year. They aren't perfect, but they came out fairly well, and hope you find them useful as props or decorative pieces in your own works**.

Zip file contains the following:

chair01.obj (30,698 vertices, 63,502 faces)
chair02.obj (14,902 vertices, 34,660 faces)
chairs.max
chairs.daz
chairs.jpg

The 3dsmax scene file is compatible with 3dsmax 2012 and above. I collapsed the modifier stacks, but feel free to modifiy them from this point as you see fit, using modifiers or the Graphite modeling tools.

The Daz|Studio file format is compatible with Daz|Studio 4.0 and above, but I have had reports from others that there were problems opening the Daz file for some reason. If this is the case, just import the OBJ files, using the Poser scaling preset in the import dialogue.

While the OBJ files for each chair contains texture coordinates, I did NOT supply any maps or material definitions. This means you may get a warning when importing them that they are missing materials. Just ignore that warning, and they should import fine in most applications. You can create your own textures, but procedural mats work best on these.

Hint: When/if importing the OBJ files in 3dsMax, remember to check "Flip ZY-axis" in the import menu, so they import in the upright position.

**There are no restrictions for render usage, but please do not sell these objects, or redistribute them as your own.