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MAPRENDER3D LITE PRODUCT DOWNLOAD |
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FREE DOWNLOAD MAPRENDER3D LITE
MapRender3D Lite Terrain Rendering software for PC can be downloaded free of charge and used for non-commercial projects. MapRender3D Lite is the same application as MapRender3D Pro with certain functionality removed. The application accepts standard DEM's and other digital elevation input formats without restrictions.
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MapRender3D Lite [1.9 MB] |
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MAPRENDER3D PRO DEMO PRODUCT DOWNLOAD |
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FREE DEMO DOWNLOAD MAPRENDER3D PRO
MapRender3D Pro Terrain Rendering Demo software for PC can be downloaded free of charge for evaluation purposes. This version of MapRender3D Pro has limited the DEM datasets that it will accept for demo purposes - these are available below. We highly recommend the Grand Canyon DEM as an excellent example to render.
The DEM data is provided in both WinZip .ZIP format for clients with WinZip installed and who may prefer not downloading an .EXE file or who have firewalls that prevent .EXE files being downloaded; we also provide downloads in WinZip self-extracting format .EXE for those who do not have WinZip software installed.
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MapRender3D Pro Demo [2.2 MB] |
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Grand Canyon [ZIP 1,7 MB]
Grand Canyon [EXE 1,7 MB]
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This map of the Grand Canyon was developed from the 1 degree DEM downloaded from the USGS site - an example of the rendered Grand Canyon terrain located at the bottom of this page.
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Australia [ZIP 800 KB]
Australia [EXE 837 KB]
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This map of Australia was created from the 4 km database using the Orthographic projection.
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Europe and Africa [ZIP 1,1 MB]
Europe and Africa [EXE 1,1 MB]
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This map of Europe and Africa was created from the 10 km land database using the Polyconic projection.
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Northern Italy [ZIP 1,272 KB]
Northern Italy [EXE 1,340 KB]
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This map of Northern Italy was created from the 1 km database using the Geographic or Plate Carree projection.
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World map [ZIP 914 KB]
World map [EXE 951 KB]
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This world map was created using the Interrupted Goode projection.
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MAPRENDER3D ADDITIONAL STYLES DOWNLOAD |
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ADDITIONAL RENDERING STYLES
Download a collection of ready-made Styles that Digital Wisdom developed for various projects.
Styles Collection in regular Zip format;
Styles Collection in WinZip .exe self-extracting format.
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MAPRENDER3D SAMPLE INPUT DATA |
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SAMPLE ASCII DATA
The format of the imported ASCII data should contain Width x Height floating point numbers in a text file. Each value corresponds to a Z (height) value of the height matrix. These numbers are loaded row wise, so the first Width numbers will be the first row of the landscape.
For purposes of comparison and testing, we have prepared a sample ASCII text data file.
ASCII DEM Data in regular Zip format;
ASCII DEM Data in WinZip .exe self-extracting format.
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SAMPLE RAW DATA
The format of the imported RAW data is like the binary version of the ASCII format except it supports integers only. Generally speaking this is a standard RAW format file that can be opened as an image in Adobe Photoshop. Each value contains a height value. Data is loaded row wise. Data format can be 8 or 16 bits signed or unsigned. Byte order can be Macintosh or PC.
For purposes of comparison and testing, we have prepared a sample RAW format file.
RAW DEM Data in regular Zip format;
RAW DEM Data in WinZip .exe self-extracting format.
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Grand Canyon rendered using 100 meter USGS data
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MAPRENDER3D SAMPLE OUPUT DATA |
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SAMPLE BUMP MAPS
Bump maps are frequently used to create Fly-Thru animations. The bump maps generally made up of grayscale pixels in the range 0 to 255 based on relative elevation, distributed on a linear scale between black at sea-level and white at the highest peak elevation. For this kind of image, MapRender3D uses the Style "bump-bw.rel" file. We created several sets for videos on the war in Afghanistan and used either 250 meter and 1,000 meter resolution DEM's as input. The downloadable sample image is sized 916 x 886 pixels, and the file size of the sample is 580 KB.
North East Afghanistan in regular JPEG format; You may need to convert the image to another image format in Photoshop to suit your animation software. Initially right-click the image and save the picture as JPEG, then open in an image editor and resave it in your preferred format.
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