Ottawa Streets and Buildings 3D model

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This 3D model is based on real data, so the realistic setup of Ottawa, Canada's buildings and streets is what you'll see. The model includes 10 building groups that are separated into top and side parts to give you variety when it comes to buildings (color materials and/or textures). These groups can be turned off/on. UVs are mapped with overlapping ones included for each group. The model is placed on a flat surface (all buildings are at the same level - no elevation data is included) so there's a realistic representation of what you'd expect to see. Geometry in this 3D model consists of polygonal quads and tris. This 3D model doesn't come with textures and that's why it renders fast. It's available under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareALike 2.0 (CC-BY-SA) license for both commercial and personal use so you can easily get a licensed version. The data on buildings and streets was obtained from OpenStreetMap / www.openstreetmap.org. Here are the specifics about this 3D model: Points/Verts: 6180992 POLYGONS: 5272641 Supported file formats are: -.c4d - native format -.3ds -.fbx - v7.1 -.dae - v1.5 -.obj You can freely modify and license (commercial use included) this 3D model for personal and commercial purposes under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareALike 2.0 (CC-BY-SA) license terms. Any updates or revisions made to the 3D model come with no extra cost when purchased. This is a description of Ottawa, Canada in all its realistic beauty where streets are represented as flat surfaces between buildings. It's not a separate 3D model. The preview images showcase what you can expect to get upon purchase. To avoid any confusion about this specific detail and more information regarding this particular aspect of the 3D model is detailed further down. It should be mentioned that even though these 3D models reflect reality, there may be parts where no data was available depending on the degree of processing or availability so please bear with us until they become available later. There might also be buildings in this representation which don't actually exist yet due to urban planning projects focusing on the future development. As long as the model doesn't require elevation data then compatibility with terrain models should work fine. Where details such as compatibility with 3D models are added we update them regularly. We'd love it if you reach out if the request for any specific combination of 3D models wasn't compatible so they can get priority consideration.