Kais JACOB & Center of Baghdad
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This is a pretty neat example of what is possible in scale with Lumion. Well done.
I have downloaded the trial version, but it crashes on opening. I was pretty disappointed.
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@dale said:
This is a pretty neat example of what is possible in scale with Lumion. Well done.
I have downloaded the trial version, but it crashes on opening. I was pretty disappointed.Hi dale
Lumion free is redye now to any one ( Lumion 2.1 build 3) on ( http://lumion3d.com/free/ )
merci bale -
@richard said:
Wow Kais, like John ssid that's a lot of work mate!
So did you model all the buildings or are some of them downloaded from googie earth? Still a stack of work either way.
So now are you going to keep playing qith this and animate lots of the people and cars? I'll look forward to it!
Hi Richard
All the building I did it by SketchUp because google earth not start in this square yet ( only one building )
I depend only on the plan of it ( google earth )
merci Richard -
Good stuff, my only crit would be that you have a combination of moving and static entourage which sometimes looks a little strange. Great city model though well done.
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@cadmunkey said:
Good stuff, my only crit would be that you have a combination of moving and static entourage which sometimes looks a little strange. Great city model though well done.
Thanks cadmunkey
This now is Quick View
I will later move people and vehicle & This will take me much time
merci -
I actually ducked my head when going under the road bridges!
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@emerald15 said:
I actually ducked my head when going under the road bridges!
Hi emerald
I have followed this path for fear of explosions in Baghdad from time to time
merci emerald -
That sir, is an impressive amount of work. Well done.
I noticed that one of the pedestrian pairs at about 1:20 or so looked like John Hurt with a beard! -
Very impressive work! The only thing that bothered me (this was pointed out by others as well) was when some of the people were moving, it just made it glaringly obvious that most of them were static. Seemed a bit strange. But like you said, you are going to work on getting all the people moving, would really like to see the results of that.
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Also the cars/buses, please. If people move, they should also move.
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and the leaves. and clouds. and grass. and people's hair. yeah, that should do it
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@gaieus said:
Also the cars/buses, please. If people move, they should also move.
Thanks Gaieus
This now is Quick View
I will later move people and vehicle & This will take me much time
merci -
Yes, I believe that setting up animation for each object properly will take a while.
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@hellnbak said:
Very impressive work! The only thing that bothered me (this was pointed out by others as well) was when some of the people were moving, it just made it glaringly obvious that most of them were static. Seemed a bit strange. But like you said, you are going to work on getting all the people moving, would really like to see the results of that.
Thanks hellnbak
This now is Quick View
I will later move people and vehicle & This will take me much time but yes I am going to that
merci -
@gaieus said:
Yes, I believe that setting up animation for each object properly will take a while.
After the completion of that --- I move to psychiatric hospital
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@escapeartist said:
That sir, is an impressive amount of work. Well done.
I noticed that one of the pedestrian pairs at about 1:20 or so looked like John Hurt with a beard!thanks very much EscapeArtist
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