Ottawa Canada 3D model

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SCENE INFORMATION The area covers an impressive 50 kilometers by 50 kilometers square space OSM data powers this top-notch model. Every element of the scene has been finely tuned to make the most of what's possible in 3ds Max and V-Ray Next When you view those eye-catching preview images, keep in mind that they were generated right from render-outputs With each part scaled accurately in centimeters for precise measurement. We made a decision early on that real-world scale is crucial to get right here. What sets our export formats apart are collapsed meshes so be prepared to have some incredible graphics work Have questions or concerns? Then you'll want to reach out and touch base with support right away for top-notch advice. DISCLAIMER For seamless operation, all assets must operate inside of 3ds Max along with V-Ray One thing we should make sure of: making sure our materials behave consistently like standard V-Ray elements Lights? V-Ray only for consistency in output. Here's a crucial point that deserves emphasizing – since each model utilizes specialized V-Ray material settings which cannot reliably translate over into alternative export formats, users have to understand that potential problems can develop Another warning worth stressing is: use of 3D modeling programs other than the recommended tools may disrupt or destroy rendering Unfortunately support does not apply when attempting work within an environment outside the suggested one One more thing worth highlighting for your benefit: usage within environments incompatible with V-Ray could produce unwanted side effects and you can forget getting a reliable solution here. GEOMETRY As you check it out you will find that most items stack horizontally so if we are talking poly-counts/vertex values on the tree element these stand at an enormous 178,6880/938112 points When in Object Properties menu each tree comes through looking box-shaped - what really matters though is how many individual details make up this mass: nearly two million polygons give that 'massive impact' you see onscreen You're likely to spot V-Ray's unique Plane positioned firmly at X,Y, and Z = Zero here which serves more like an abstract visual cue since export for some reason omits its existence. When we dive in under Material Options – maps can be downloaded within the .zip file mentioned, by themselves no UV unwrap exists with a given standard that needs a real unwrapper - you could always have just used this as one. Instead each map comes bundled to us by this awesome built-in modifier. LIGHTING You won't see an awful lot but we still have some sunlight here via a very standard V-Ray Light and then it has some light filtering through on our sun too. The final rendered output was taken with that exact setup as per linear workflow of the renderer in this particular software This particular software, I've been assured runs 100% perfectly backward compat from all up to latest Vray - even from earlier Max versions. We used safe import, so that makes sense for your older max models compatibility (from v20) here As long as those are done within that software package it's more then fine. There also comes a choice for FBX,OBJ – I have taken an image shot via rendering - to test our exported object You might want further file conversion? If this asset fits what you were searching – get into touch – the customer service guys here care very much. Do not miss my awesome and most accurate and professional digital 3D objects and models, click through link