Sydney 3d City Australia October 2020 GIS data Low-poly 3D model

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Based on October 2020 GIS data, this scene is optimized and arranged for faster rendering, visualization, and editing. The extra data can be used for motion graphics and info graphic animations. File formats include: C4D: Native format with nurbs and curves; easily change road/rail/water details and add traffic; may take a little longer to load due to procedural data. C4D Poly: All objects are polygon, no curve data or extra details; easy to load and navigate. C4D 2d: All curves data, useful for merging with C4D poly. Alembic: Nurbs version contains polygon and curve data, poly has polygon and 2d has only curves. FBX: Only polygon, no extra data. OBJ: Polygon, no extra data. DAE: Polygon. STL: Polygon, not for 3D printing. DXF: 2d file contains all curves, 3d file contains only polygon. SVG: Vector file (Illustrator only), useful for finding details; not used in 3D formats. All exchange formats are arranged hierarchically with proper groups, naming, and materials. Extra details can be obtained by merging any of the 2D formats on top. Buildings: Native: Building semi-roof - Single mesh, useful for architecture visualization. Building category: Low poly mesh with different groups (up to 50 categories), useful for motion graphics; show how many hospitals, clinics, offices there are and where exactly they are in the city. Download the read me file and high-resolution preview render. Go through the details thoroughly, then buy. If you need assistance, create a ticket under Contact us. You can also request other cities. The scene contains the following details: Aeroway Barrier Bridge Buildings Highway Junction Landuse Leisure Manmade Natural Parking Area Place Railway Sports Water Extra details include: Aeroway, Aerodrome type, Amenity, Boundary, Bridge type, Healthcare, Historic, Industrial, Leisure, military, Office type, Parking area, Power, Residential type, Sports type, surface, tourism, tree, Tunnel, waterway, wetland, wood, etc. Each section has subgroups. All are arranged into groups/ layers with proper names. It is easy to populate trees. Use any of the scattering options available in your 3D package (C4D uses cloner). Use tree row, forest, wood, land cover areas for tree distribution. Consider the tree type section to find a particular tree group in a specific area. Download the read me file first!