Snow Leopard 3D Model with Fur

Realistic Snow Leopard 3D Model with FurAdd cinematic realism to your scenes with a fully detailed, PBR-textured snow leopard. Built in a 3ds Max scene and rendered with Arnold, this model is clean, well-organized, and optimized for efficient rendering—especially the hair/fur setup—making it ideal for close-ups, advertising, VFX, animation, and stills.Highlights Color-managed with ACES 1.0 (OCIO); preview renders use the “ACES 1.0 SDR-Video” view transform (Rec.709), working space ACEScg. Production-grade topology (PolyMesh) suitable for close-ups. Optimized hair/fur for fast, stable renders. Clean scene: logical naming, grouped hierarchy, ready to merge and render. Display units: Metric (meters); consistent, real-world scale. Materials and textures included and correctly mapped. No special plug-ins required. Texture Set (JPG/PNG) Snow_Leopard_Diffuse — 4096×4096 Snow_Leopard_Gloss — 4096×4096 Snow_Leopard_Specular — 4096×4096 Snow_Leopard_Displacement_Map — 2048×2048 Snow_Leopard_Normal_Map — 2048×2048 Snow_Leopard_Ambient_Occlusion — 2048×2048 Snow_Leopard_Normal_Displacement — 2048×2048 Snow_Leopard_Vector_Displacement_vdm Snow_Leopard_Mouth_Diffuse — 2048×2048 Snow_Leopard_Eyes_Diffuse — 1024×1024 Scene & Workflow Color management: OCIO config — ACES 1.0; Working space — ACEScg; View transform — “ACES 1.0 SDR-Video” (Rec.709). Matches Arnold 5.8.x/3ds Max Color Management. Originally built in 3ds Max 2024; final preview images rendered with Arnold 5.8.2.0. Subdivide in 3ds Max to increase mesh resolution if needed. All colors and materials can be easily adjusted. Included File Formats 3ds Max 2024 (Arnold 5.8.2.0) FBX (exported from 3ds Max) DAE (Collada; exported from 3ds Max) OBJ (exported from 3ds Max) Quality AssuranceAll exchange formats are exported directly from the 3ds Max scene and verified in their respective applications.Native Files 3ds Max scene Materials/Shaders Renderer compatibility: Arnold OCIO/ACES preset info: ACES 1.0 (view: SDR-Video), working space ACEScg

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