Street lighting poles in 3D for DIALux

Here are some 3D models of Swedish standard street lighting poles for use in DIALux. Drawn in AutoCAD, exported and converted to DIALux *.m3d format.

While polygon count is moderate to high in order to make them look fancier the main cylindrical stem is conical instead of stepped. This deviation is done intentionally in order to reduce the number of polygons for better performance.

Contents

• Pole height 6 m, no arm
• Pole height 6 m, 1 m single arm
• Pole height 6 m, 2 m single arm
• Pole height 6 m, 1 m double arm
• Pole height 6 m, 2 m double arm

• Pole height 8 m, no arm
• Pole height 8 m, 1 m single arm
• Pole height 8 m, 2 m single arm
• Pole height 8 m, 1 m double arm
• Pole height 8 m, 2 m double arm

• Pole height 10 m, no arm
• Pole height 10 m, 1 m single arm
• Pole height 10 m, 2 m single arm
• Pole height 10 m, 1 m double arm
• Pole height 10 m, 2 m double arm

• Pole height 12 m, no arm
• Pole height 12 m, 1 m single arm
• Pole height 12 m, 2 m single arm
• Pole height 12 m, 1 m double arm
• Pole height 12 m, 2 m double arm

Preview images

Instructions

Extract the zip archive.

Import all the files into the DIALux library by dragging and dropping the files. They will end up in the “Furniture” category.

After you insert them into your project for the first time make sure to set every pole with the option to use it as a decoration object. This will skip unnecessary calculations and significantly improve calculation time!

Download

These 3D models are loosely based of Moramast drawings. Please note that these models are only intended to be used for decoration, they do not represent an actual product! I am not affiliated with Moramast and take no responsibility to the accuracy of these drawings.

I agree, start the download please! (mirror)

MD5: 3577eeee92590375013082310949a7d1

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Feel free to use these however you wish!

If you find these useful for your project please link back here! You don’t have to give any credit but I would appreciate it if you did 🙂

Be sure to leave a comment in case I’ve made a mistake or if you have any suggestions!

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