A domed Byzantine chapel interior for 3ds Max and V-Ray. Grey-marble and white columns with gilded Corinthian capitals carry mosaic-covered arches and half-domes. Painted murals run around the walls above dark wood panels with gilded garland ornaments. A central dome with windows lights the space, and the apse holds an enthroned Madonna icon framed in gold with candle sconces. The floor is a stone mosaic. Use it for historical film and TV sets, religious architecture visualization, cinematics and stills.

• 3ds Max 2020 scene (.max) with V-Ray Next materials, lights and cameras

• FBX (2014/2015 format) of the full scene with the same texture maps

• 26 texture maps (JPG) in a maps folder, mixed resolutions from 317×500 to 4284×1680

• 172 objects

• 613,729 polygons (1,158,802 triangles) / 586,984 vertices

• Size: about 18.8 × 22.2 m, 15.7 m high

• Renderer: V-Ray Next (4.x)

• Requires 3ds Max 2020 or newer and V-Ray Next or newer.

• The scene stores absolute map paths from the original workstation. If the maps don't load, point 3ds Max to the included maps folder once with Asset Tracking → Set Path, or add it under Customize → Configure Project Paths → External Files.

• The FBX uses relative paths (maps...). Keep the maps folder next to the FBX.

• The FBX keeps the geometry and the texture assignments. V-Ray-specific materials (blend materials, SSS) simplify to standard materials in other software and need adjusting.

• The gallery images are V-Ray renders of this scene.

• No LODs, no collision, no game-engine version.

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