Paklet P7 Destroyer: Poser,OBJ,3DS,MAX
Copyright 2011 Keith Hazelet

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Author:
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Keith Hazelet (skynet3020) with poser specific files by Simon Schild (Simon-3D)

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Product Description:
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This is a highly detailed 3D (OBJ, 3DS, MAX and Poser formats) model of a large science-fiction warship.  
The high detail level serves two purposes: communicate a sense of scale, and allow for realistic closeups.

The Paklet P7 is equipped with a deadly array of weapons, including a huge double-cannon, and has powerful engines to enable fast travel between battles.

The objects are grouped according to detail level and all objects have UVW mapping coordinates.  Textures are included.  It is easy to change the color scheme of the ship by modifying the texture bitmaps.

The OBJ format provides compatibility with just about every 3D software package but is limited in the fact that there are no lighting or effect options - those must be recreated after importing the model.
The 3DS MAX and Poser formats include all lighting and effects.  The MAX version was used to create the product images.
The main guns can be rotated and elevated in the 3DS, Max and Poser versions

There are 529,505 triangles spread across 202 objects.

Note :- Conversion to poser by Simon-3D (Simon Schild), Please direct any poser specific questions to Simon-3D

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System Requirements 
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OBJ VERSION: A software package that can import OBJ files.  Most 3D packages will do this, although you may have to "import" the files rather than "open" them.
3DS VERSION: A software package that can import 3ds files.  Most 3D packages will do this, although you may have to "import" the files rather than "open" them.
MAX VERSION: 3D Studio MAX 2008 or later
POSER VERSION: Poser 5+ / Daz Studio 3+

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Ownership statements:
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All of this product's content was created by Keith Hazelet (skynet3020) with poser specific files by Simon Schild (Simon-3D)

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Needed Files:
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The contents of the package are the only needed files.

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Installation instructions:
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Import/open the model and accompanying materials
OBJ ONLY: Set up the materials using the instructions below (in case it doesn't look correct after import)
OBJ ONLY: set up lighting and effects
render

Poser version:
simply Unzip the files and:- 

copy the SN3020-***-tex Folder from Runtime>Textures to C:\Program Files\** \Poser #\Runtime\textures
copy the SN3020-***-objs Folder from Runtime>geometries to C:\Program Files\** \Poser #\Runtime\geometries

And continue this for all the folders in the runtime zip.

** this will be Curious Labs, Metacreation, e-frontier or smith Micro depending on which version of poser you have.
#  this will be the version number.

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Usage Tips/Limitations:
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The OBJ file does not come with any lighting effects.  Those will need to be re-created once the file has been imported.
the 3DS version does not have the engine glow effects, but the engine and hangar lights are present.
The MAX and Poser versions come ready to use with all lighting and effects.

VUE: When VUE imports OBJ files it tends to smooth everything, even shapes with sharp angles.  This can result in "pillow-like" bumps on the models where cubes should be.  Disable smoothing or set the smoothing angle to be small to avoid this.
Cinema: Use Riptide for importing to get the best results.
Lightwave: If importing the 3ds version results in objects being scattered, use the OBJ version instead.

OBJ: 
Does not come with any lighting effects or object heirarchy.  Those will need to be re-created once the file has been imported.
Smoothing data is not in the file: a smoothing angle of 20 works well and can be applied after importing.

3ds:
Comes ready to use with all lighting and heirarchy.

MAX:
Comes ready to use with all lighting, effects and animations, but can only be opened in 3D Studio MAX.
The engine glow effects are video post effects, which means that the quick render won't render them all.  You need to use rendering->video post to get all effects.
The materials included in the MAX version point to c:\textures\exported\ for the textures.  If you wish to put the textures elsewhere you'll need to edit the materials.

The units in the 3DS, MAX and OBJ files are 1.2 feet each.

All renderings were produced from the included 3DS MAX and Poser versions.  Background items are not contained in this package.

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Files list
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..\
   License.txt
   p7.3ds
   p7.max
   p7.mtl
   p7.obj
   ReadMe.txt

..\images\
   frontal_upper.jpg
   overview.jpg
   PAKLET0.jpg
   PAKLET1.jpg
   PAKLET2.jpg
   PAKLET3.jpg
   PAKLET4.jpg
   rear_midsection.jpg
   wire.jpg

..\textures\
   dg_w_g.png
   h_bump.jpg
   h_dg_diff.jpg
   h_r_diff.jpg
   h_spec.jpg

..\runtime\geometries\SN3020-p7-obj\
   sn3020-p7.obj

..\runtime\libraries\character\SN3020-Paklet Destroyer\
   p7.cr2
   p7.png

..\runtime\textures\SN3020-P7-tex\
   s3d-engineheat.jpg
   Sn3020-h_g_diff.jpg
   Sn3020-h_r_diff.jpg
   Sn3020-h_spec.jpg
   Sn3020-windows.jpg