Montreal City Low-poly 3D model

cgtrader

3D representation of Montreal USA made using 2019 map data, covering an area of 43.5KMx37.8KM. The cityscape features accurately placed buildings resembling their real-world counterparts, although random additions have been made in areas with missing height details. Proper hierarchy and grouping exist, with objects named and categorized correctly according to type. A clean flat UV map has been applied to most objects, with some cubic mapping used on occasion. The scene includes a variety of groups and objects based on the original data: Aerialways and aeroports Barriers and boundaries Buildings (including residential, commercial, industrial, and retail structures) Highways and roads (such as motorways, trunk routes, primary, secondary, tertiary, unclassified, living streets, service roads, pedestrian paths, bus lanes, guideways, escape routes, road construction areas, proposed rest stops) Historical sites Land use types (commercial, construction, industrial, residential, retail) Manmade objects (bridges) Natural features (woodlands, tree rows, scrub, heathland, moor, grasslands) Places of interest Railway lines and structures (abandoned, under construction, disused, funiculars, light rail, miniatures, monorails, narrow gauge railways, preserved lines, subways, trams, tourist attractions) Waterways (rivers, riverbanks, streams, dry streambeds, canals, drains, fairways, dockyards, dams, weirs, waterfalls, lock gates) These groups can be easily hidden for improved visualization. The scene's compact size and minimal details make it load quickly. Users can alter materials with ease, adding textures to individual sections. Data provided by OpenStreetMap contributors Scene scale: 1:1 unit Scene unit: centimeters No elevation data available Bridge meshes serve as placeholders; actual bridge heights vary Buildings retain their original height where possible, with extruded shapes used in areas with incomplete data Cross bridges and underpasses can be defined using the bridge data Vegetation and tree planting have been omitted but users can easily add them