McDonalds Restaurant 3D Model is a highly accurate, professional-grade exterior and interior commercial building asset. Tailored for modern city environments, urban architectural visualizations (ArchViz), street-view rendering, and real-time design simulations, this iconic fast-food restaurant model delivers immediate realism to any contemporary urban scene.

The asset is meticulously crafted to a 1:1 real-world scale using millimeters (mm) as the native scene units. It arrives perfectly centered at the coordinates system origin (0,0,0) for an effortless, instant drag-and-drop workflow.

• Top-Rated Quality: Highly praised by verified buyers for its extremely clean topology, professional mesh construction, and reliable project integration.
• Flawless UV Layout: Features fully and manually unwrapped UVW coordinates across the entire model, guaranteeing precise texture application with zero stretching.
• Optimized Geometry: Built with an efficient polygonal structure consisting of exactly 84,723 polygons and 94,531 vertices. Perfect for complex cityscapes without sacrificing rendering performance.
• Ready-to-Render Shaders: All visual previews are generated using Corona Render. Materials, multi-textures, and surface mappings are fully configured and ready to render out of the box in the native format.

• Fully Textured: High-resolution texture maps are included and accurately applied across all supported formats.
• No External Plugins: Open and edit the scene flawlessly without requiring third-party software extensions or custom plugins.
• Clean Organization: All texture asset file paths are completely stripped to ensure error-free pathing upon initial file import.
• Subdivision Friendly: Compatible with smoothing modifiers. To achieve the exact look of curved profiles from the preview images, simply apply a TurboSmooth modifier to designated parts.

1. 3ds Max 2023 & 2020 (Native formats with complete, active Corona Render materials)
2. OBJ (High-quality geometry exchange format — 3.17 MB)
3. FBX (Autodesk exchange format with preserved hierarchy — 3.99 MB)
4. 3DS (Standard legacy 3D Studio format — 2.75 MB)
5. Texture Archive (35.4 MB package including all required high-quality diffuse and surface maps)

This commercial asset was natively authored in 3ds Max using Corona Render shaders. Visual previews demonstrate the output achieved with this setup. When utilizing exchange formats like OBJ, FBX, or 3DS in alternative 3D applications (such as Blender, Cinema 4D, Unreal Engine, or Maya), the file will reliably preserve the high-quality geometry and custom manual UV layouts; however, materials and light rigs may require manual reassignment depending on your rendering software. Standard OBJ packages do not standardly include a separate .mtl file, but you may contact me directly to request one, and it will be prepared for you immediately.