Jeddah City of Saudi Arabia Low-poly 3D model

cgtrader

A realistic three-dimensional depiction of Jeddah City in Saudi Arabia has been created using 2019 map data. Every detail has been meticulously included, with accurate representations of roads, railways, landmasses, water bodies, and buildings, all generated from real-world data. Even the intricate architecture is depicted to an astonishing extent, despite minor imperfections. A strict organizational structure ensures that all elements are neatly grouped by category, simplifying navigation within the 3D scene. Objects and materials are accurately labeled for ease of use. Each object's UV map has been thoroughly flattened and unwrapped, allowing for seamless material assignment and application. To supplement missing data, various types of buildings with diverse heights have been added in regions where detailed real-world information is unavailable. Some buildings may utilize cubic mapping for a more polished appearance. The scene comprises the following predefined groups: Road infrastructure, including aerialways, airfields, barrier lines, boundary walls, motorways, paths, roads, and footpaths Buildings ranging from residential apartments to historic landmarks, with commercial properties, industrial facilities, hotels, schools, houses, farmhouses, tree-lined walkways, etc. Places of cultural significance and tourism, including monuments, heritage sites, tourist attractions, theme parks, zoos, stadiums, museums, gardens, beaches, islands, riverside walks Land uses, including residential areas, industrial estates, retail spaces, office buildings, sports facilities, shopping centers, and leisure parks This scene has been specifically designed for rapid loading, minimizing render times due to its compact size. Material textures can easily be added or modified as needed, taking advantage of the numerous built-in materials. Thanks to OpenStreetMap contributors, detailed map data from 2019 provides a high level of accuracy in depicting the cityscape. The scale has been set at 1:1 with a scene unit measurement in centimeters for effortless adjustments.