Arabian Peninsula 3D Model Terrain

3D model

Format: C4D
File size (unzipped): 457 MB
Polygons: 4 000 000
Vertices: 7 992 002
Geometry: Polygonal Tris only
Model size: 1000 mm x 1000 mm x 7.75 mm
Projection: Mercator
Base: Open
UV layer: Yes (frontal)

Textures

Height Map TIF 8192*8192*16b – You can use this map in the displacement channel instead of the polygonal mesh.
Normal Map TIF 8192*8192*48b – Use this map to reveal fine details of the relief.
Satellite Maps TIF 10000*10000*48b.
Pseudo-color Map 10000*10000*48b – Use this map to get elevation information based on the color shade.
Boundary Mask TIF 8738*8738*16b – Use this map as a mask for your background.

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The Arabian Peninsula 3D Model is a highly detailed and accurate representation of the topographical features of Peninsula. The model includes mountains, valleys, rivers, lakes, and other natural features found in the region. It is perfect for use in 3D graphic design, and Art.

The model is created using a combination of data from satellite imagery and topographical surveys. This data is then processed and used to create a highly detailed and accurate digital model of the terrain. The model is created at a high resolution, which allows for fine details to be captured and represented accurately.

In addition to the 3D terrain of the Crimea, you get a map of heights, a map of normals, satellite textures and other maps.

Height Map

You can use this map in the displacement channel instead of the polygonal mesh.

Normal Map

Use this map to reveal fine details of the relief.

Satellite image

The satellite texture is high resolution in TIF format.

Boundary Mask

Use this map as a mask for your background.

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