Overview
50LY Cube Star Map (272 Named Stars) – Planet 3D Model is a high-quality space-themed planetary star map designed for creators who need an accurate, visually striking backdrop for sci‑fi scenes, interactive experiences, planetarium-style visuals, and game environments. This model features a “cube star map” layout with 272 named stars, giving your space assets a clear, curated constellation feel—perfect for astronomy-inspired branding, cinematic backgrounds, and virtual worlds.
Whether you’re building a spacecraft dashboard, designing a star system visualization, or adding depth to a planet surface scene, this asset delivers strong visual readability and a clean stylized space look. Ideal for both real-time and offline rendering workflows.
- Space / Sci‑Fi environment: planets, star systems, sci‑fi dashboards, skyboxes, and background scenes
- Visualization & educational content: star map concepts, named-star overlays, astronomy-inspired displays
- Games & realtime projects: use in Unreal Engine and other real-time engines for space worlds
- 3D art & motion graphics: cinematic planet renders, trailers, and scene design
Usage patterns
- Background / Environment: place the planet and star map as a primary visual element for space scenes
- UI / HUD / Reference: use as a reference layer for star locations in spacecraft UIs and menus
- Scene dressing: pair with nebulae, galaxies, satellites, and lighting rigs to build complete systems
- Interactive experiences: great for VR/AR and WebGL-style star map presentations after import
File format support
This asset includes downloadable files in multiple professional 3D formats:
- MAX (3ds Max)
- OBJ
- FBX
- C4D (Cinema 4D)
- BLEND (Blender)
Compatible with popular 3D software
Works across major pipelines and tools, including:
- Blender
- 3ds Max
- Maya
- Cinema 4D
- Unreal Engine
- Other standard 3D workflows that support the included import formats
Bring your next sci‑fi planet scene to life with the “50LY Cube Star Map (272 Named Stars)” planet 3D model—an immediately usable asset for creators who want a detailed, named-star space aesthetic with flexible file format support.
Uploaded by John Routledge on February 2004