If your objects come in flipped at a 90° angle, no worries! Just flip them back upright. Make sure that your Up direction is set to the Z-axis. How to use the 3D City Road KitĪfter downloading the bundle, import the “RenderCrate-Road_Tiles_Individual_Detailed.FBX” file to your 3D scene. These are provided in FBX format, helping retain the real-world scale and easy-to-setup materials for your project. This introduces instant depth and detail to bring your city to life. To save you even more hassle, these 3D road tiles have also been constructed with low-poly props such as streetlights, road signs, traffic cones, bus stops, bins and more.
These come with every possible combination of road types on offer, such as 2×2, 3×4, 3×6 and more. Lanes can also intersect with our 3D crossroad tiles, helping you construct the iconic grid of cities such as New York and Los Angeles. Changing from a 6-lane road to a 4-lane road is as simple as inserting a lane conversion module. These come in 2, 3, 4, 6 and 7 lane variations, giving you the flexibility to piece together everything from bustling city centres to suburban alleyways. Whether you are producing blockbuster VFX, architectural renders or games, this 3D road kit is for you.Ĭity roads are complex, which is why this bundle contains a vast variety of road types.
This bundle contains over 60+ road modular tiles that can be pieced together instantly, allowing you to construct your cities foundations within minutes instead of weeks. We’re offering the most comprehensive solution to 3D roads for your city scenes. Building a 3D city is a time-consuming endeavour! One of the most time-consuming steps in such a project is creating the roads, where everything from pathways, streetlights, curbs, lanes, props and markings have to be taking into consideration. Several fatiguing hours later, it becomes clear that this project is no walk in the park. Along every 3D modeller’s journey, there is an attempt to create a 3D city.
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