Beirut City Lebonan Low-poly 3D model

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The vibrant metropolis of Beirut City comes alive in stunning 3D detail, accurately mapped from real-world data culled from the vast archives of 2019 mapping technology. Each building, road, railway, landmass, and body of water is painstakingly rendered with utmost fidelity, as if lifted directly from the concrete jungles they inhabit. In areas where real-world information falls short, intelligent algorithms generate randomly sized structures that complement their surroundings with surprising realism. Every aspect of this 3D universe has been meticulously curated for ease of navigation. Hierarchy is streamlined through thoughtful categorization of object types – AERIALWAY gives way to AEROWAY, aerodrome apron taxiway terminal flows logically into Barrier and Boundary markers, while BUILDING stands as the keystone category, subdividing into random dwellings such as apartments, farmhouses, hotels, and commercial high-rises. Upon closer inspection, users will appreciate the clean Flat UV maps on most objects. Although some items opt for more efficient cubic mapping to achieve photorealism without undue resource consumption, the end result is undeniably visually stunning. Scene content varies based on data availability. However, key features include: - AERIALWAY - AEROWAY - Aerodrome apron taxiway terminal - BARRIER - BOUNDARY - BUILDING - Apartment block, houseboat bungalow static_caravan cabin etc. - HIGHWAY - MOTORWAY TRUNK PRIMARY SECONDARY TERTIARY - LAND USE CATEGORIES - COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIAL RETAIL - HISTORIC STRUCTURES For a truly immersive experience, the entire dataset has been thoughtfully optimized for minimal detail – making loading speeds almost instantaneous and perfect for seamless iteration and exploration. Materials can be quickly switched up or added with unique textures, courtesy of its categorized materials system, to give your 3D visualizations an unparalleled depth. Key statistics: - Mapping data: Provided by OpenStreetMap contributors - Scale: The model operates on a consistent 1:1 scale using cm units for ultimate accuracy and precision For maximum customization freedom and ease, objects or entire groups can be simply toggled off to streamline the scene. And since minimal space is devoted to visualizing each part of Beirut City in glorious 3D, material edits and tweaks fly at breakneck speeds!