Kyoto Japan 50x50km 3D model

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SCENE INFORMATION The area spans 50 x 50 kilometers. This model utilizes OpenStreetMap data. The scene has been prepared for use in 3ds Max with V-Ray Next. Images were rendered using V-Ray Next. The asset can be used with older V-Ray versions, but results may vary. Preview images are render outputs. The system unit is in centimeters. The asset employs real-world scale. Export formats are available, including collapsed mesh. For further support, please contact our team. DISCLAIMER This asset is optimized for use in 3ds Max with V-Ray. All materials used are V-Ray materials. All lights utilized are V-Ray lights. V-Ray material settings may not translate correctly to export formats. Using this asset with different software or renderers is not supported by the artist. Using it with other software or renderers may produce varying results. The artist does not provide support for using this asset with different software or renderers. GEOMETRY The model's stack has been collapsed. All objects are named and organized using layers. Layers have been utilized to categorize buildings, highways, railroads, and water. Preview images demonstrate the layer structure. Due to import restrictions or missing OpenStreetMap data, not all houses or buildings have been included. Preview images indicate the covered area. Landmarks are not fully modeled or detailed; only imported OpenStreetMap data has been used. The model is flat, lacking height information. All elements have been placed on a V-Ray plane at 0,0,0. The V-Ray plane will not be exported. MATERIALS This scene employs V-Ray materials. Maps are stored in a separate zip archive. The model has not been unwrapped. UVWs have been applied using the UVW Map Modifier. LIGHT SETUP This asset utilizes a V-Ray sun and sky. It was rendered using Linear Workflow. FORMAT 3ds Max 2017 (backwards-compatible from 3ds Max 2020). FBX. OBJ. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION For assistance with file formats, please contact our support team. To explore more high-resolution and realistic models, visit my catalogue. If you found this model useful, I would appreciate it if you could rate it.