Porto Portugal Low-poly 3D model

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Accurate 3D city model and its surrounding area is precisely crafted based on up-to-date GIS data from the year 2020, encompassing a vast expanse of 40 kilometers. This intricate model was created using Cinema 4D, a powerful tool that allows for seamless rendering in standard renderers. The building strokes used in Cinema 4D have been expertly applied with a unique blend of sketch and toon effects, giving the model a distinctive visual appeal. For added realism, stroked buildings, trees (utilizing Mograph Cloner), water effects, and stroked roads are all intricately designed within the Cinema 4D file. Notably, no plugins were used during the creation process, ensuring the model's authenticity. The low-poly design allows for efficient rendering, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications. The model is meticulously based on GIS data from the year 2020, providing an accurate representation of the cityscape and its surroundings. A base satellite and map texture are included, giving users the flexibility to tailor their renderings according to their needs. As a royalty-free model, it can be used in various contexts without any licensing restrictions. The model boasts an impressive number of polygons - over 5 million in large cities - and is organized into numerous layers, including building, roads, routes, amenity, leisure, landuse, natural, water, man-made, railway/train, and aeroway. These layers offer users the ability to customize their renderings with precision. This versatile model comes in a range of formats, including OBJ, FBX, 3DS, STL, and C4D native format, ensuring seamless integration into various software applications. It is specifically designed for use in games, education, architecture, and other fields where accurate urban planning models are essential. The model's primary application areas include town and urban planning, real estate development, and other related sectors. However, it's worth noting that some cities were created using an AI tool to generate buildings, which may result in slightly varied shapes compared to the original GIS data.