Google Earth models, my city Bergen op Zoom

Gaieus

Hold to this idea, Ward. Let me develop a thing or two in mind and we can come back to it.

As for including "rich html" to the description I have made this "feature request" several times and was told that they consider it very exciting and it might be a future development either the SU-to-WH exporter or a WH feature in the future. I'd be dying to be able to do it.

Do you also deal with other kind of GE stuff (beside 3D models)? Because you can already do many things on GE. I'd simply like to ad stuff to 3D model descriptions just what I can already do in GE.

EddyNL

Hey Csaba,

Sounds exciting! Let me know if Google decides to include this in the 3d progress.
It would be nice to include some more text or images in the model description.

The Markiezenhof:
Still working on the model, size is now 1,1 mb. When I'm done modelling I will clean the model by optimising en resizing textures.

The three buildings on the left are the library and the children library.
The building in the middle is a restaurant, and the large building on the right with the arched gate is a part of the museum.

AcesHigh

awesome job... I have 17 models already accepted into GoogleEarth... and 5 more done already, waiting for the review. Hope I will be a featured modeller someday

EddyNL

Here are some GIFs comparing SU and digi photo.
Just a rough comparison, I still need to add quite a few features like chimneys etc.

The restaurant part:

By eduardonl at 2009-08-11

Museum:

By eduardonl at 2009-08-11

Inner court of the museum:

By eduardonl at 2009-08-11

Museum and French gardens:

phmeier

hey dude. . just amazing i thought about doing that here in my city .. but im really busy to search for the better way of doing that! Sorry if you already awnsered it but .. u take pictures from the building and photomach them after ?! How the process goes ?!!

C-ya !!

EddyNL

Hey phmeier,

Thank for your comment.
I don't use Photomatch, to be honest I haven't even tried it... (All those lines confuse me, I wouldn't know where to start!)

Anyways, I take digital photos and use them for reference, for example a door is about 2,10 m high. Then I can get a pretty good idea how tall the rest of the building is.

Good luck modelling your city!

Regards,
Ward