Volcano Fuego Area 3D model

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This realistic 3D model of the Volcano Fuego area in Guatemala is based on actual data. To give you an idea of its size, calculate the square kilometers: 115km x 115km equals 13,225 square kilometers, and convert that to square miles for good measure - 71.5mi x 71.5mi amounts to 5,112.25 square miles. This model is constructed with a high polygon count to create an intricate, detailed terrain. The quad geometry has been cleaned up, and the UVs are carefully unwrapped to prevent any overlaps. The texture image comes in at a resolution of 11.9 megapixels: it's a substantial .png file that measures 3584 pixels by 3328 pixels. Surprisingly, despite its complexity, this model still renders relatively fast. Commercial use is more than okay with this model; it can be licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 (CC-BY-SA) license. For those interested in seeing how accurate it really is, terrain and imagery data were taken directly from OpenStreetMap. Some of you might wonder about the specs behind this digital marvel. Here are some key numbers: 6,255,001 points/verts and 6,250,000 polygons. As for export options, this model can be exported in several formats: • c4d - native format • .fbx - v7.1 • .dae - v1.5 • .dxf • .obj • .blend