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No need to worry about lighting, as this model does not include it. However, you can easily customize it according to your preferences using your preferred lighting techniques. Preview rendered in CORONA 4 and convert to VRay 4 for maximum compatibility and flexibility.
When using the Boconcept Osaka Chaise Lounge in .max or .obj format, you have the option to enable the turbosmooth modifier for enhanced details. Those utilizing a VRay version older than 3.1 can choose from the available BRDF options: Blinn, Phong, or Ward. For optimal results, Corona render users should have a version of at least 1.5 installed, as the materials are configured with PBR in mind.
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