Osaka Japan 50x50km 3D model

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SCENE INFORMATION The area measures 50 kilometers by 50 kilometers in size. This model utilizes OpenStreetMap (OSM) data for its foundation. The scene has been specifically prepared for use with 3ds Max and V-Ray Next rendering software. Images rendered using V-Ray Next showcase the level of detail achieved through this asset. While it is possible to use this asset with older versions of V-Ray, results may vary due to differences in engine capabilities. Preview images are actual render outputs that demonstrate how well the model holds up under various lighting conditions. The system unit of measurement used for this model is centimeters, ensuring real-world scale accuracy throughout. Export formats include collapsed mesh options, making it easier to integrate into a variety of projects. For any issues or further support required, please do not hesitate to contact our dedicated team. DISCLAIMER This asset has been optimized specifically for use within 3ds Max with V-Ray rendering software. All materials applied are native to V-Ray and have been carefully crafted to maximize performance. Similarly, all lighting elements are designed using V-Ray's capabilities to ensure seamless integration. However, it is essential to note that settings applied in V-Ray may not directly translate when exporting to other formats. This discrepancy can result in varying results across different software platforms. As such, usage with alternative rendering engines or software is not officially supported by the artist responsible for this asset. Different results may arise from using this model with incompatible systems, and we cannot guarantee optimal performance under these conditions. GEOMETRY The model's stack has been collapsed to optimize file size and reduce computational overhead. Each object within the scene has been carefully named and organized into layers, making it easier to navigate and edit complex scenes. Utilizing a layered approach (buildings, highway, railroad, water), the artist aimed to create a clear structure for users. Please refer to preview images for a comprehensive overview of layer organization. Unfortunately, due to import restrictions or missing data from OSM sources, not all houses or buildings are included in this model. Preview images will also indicate the area covered by the model, allowing users to gauge its scope and scale. Landmarks have been partially modeled but lack detailed information, as they relied on imported data from OpenStreetMap sources. The model itself is flat, lacking any height information. This simplification allows for faster rendering times and easier manipulation within 3ds Max. Polycount and vertex statistics: Trees - 1,385,680 vertices / 727,482 polycount. All elements are placed on a V-Ray plane at the origin (0,0,0) coordinates. Note that this plane will not be exported as part of the final asset file. MATERIALS The scene relies heavily on V-Ray materials for its textures and effects. Maps have been compiled into a separate zip archive for easy access and organization. Unfortunately, the model itself has not undergone unwrapping due to technical constraints. However, UVWs have been applied using the UVW Map Modifier, ensuring proper texture mapping. LIGHT SETUP A V-Ray sun and sky combination is used to provide realistic lighting within the scene. Linear Workflow rendering was employed to achieve accurate color representation and minimize artifacts. FORMAT This asset is compatible with 3ds Max 2017 (and safely backward-compatible up to version 2020). Export options include FBX and OBJ formats for seamless integration into various projects. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION For any issues related to file format compatibility or assistance with rendering, please do not hesitate to contact our dedicated support team. Our catalog features a wide range of high-resolution, realistic models that you might find useful for your next project. If you have enjoyed this model and found it suitable for your needs, we would greatly appreciate a positive rating. Please note that this is a computer-generated 3D model and not a real-world object.