The Pantheon, Rome (WIP)
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Thanks guys, I really appreciate it!
Rogeryou're right, I've learnt so much, not only about the Pantheon, but all about the Corinthian style, etc. (not to mention about Sketchup!)
broomstick, thanks for the comment
it really isn't that crazy, most of the detail are displacement maps (which I made), so not that much geometry really. -
I'm supposed to be studying for an exam, but, y'know, I could let the computer render while I'm reading... and once it's done, I can't not post-process it
I'm getting annoyed, I'm sure it's just a day or two away of being finished, I just don't have the time!
This post brought to you by sheer boredom
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is that true that rain comes inside by the occulus can't touch the ground?
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@jopsa2 said:
I'm supposed to be studying for an exam, but, y'know, I could let the computer render while I'm reading... and once it's done, I can't not post-process it
I'm getting annoyed, I'm sure it's just a day or two away of being finished, I just don't have the time!
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In the National Geographic Magazine of History (not the usual one) of this month , appears a drawing of the Pantheon. In that drawing, all the windows have the aspect of the first photo that you have uploaded. Perhaps those two windows are the original roman ones, and the others are recent restorations (I don't know). If you want to see the magazine, don't worry, it's the spanish edition, paisano
(I suposse you are modeling the actual Pantheon, not the original one).
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Pilou, it is true. The floor of the Pantheon is in the way.
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Thx for the info
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@roger said:
Pilou, it is true. The floor of the Pantheon is in the way.
haha good answer
yup, it seems like the marble does a good job at stopping the rainbut apparently there's a rumour going around that if enough people were inside, the heat they would generate would create an upwards draft that would deflect the rain... not true obviously, that would be one windy building!
@pichuneke said:
In the National Geographic Magazine of History (not the usual one) of this month , appears a drawing of the Pantheon. In that drawing, all the windows have the aspect of the first photo that you have uploaded. Perhaps those two windows are the original roman ones, and the others are recent restorations (I don't know). If you want to see the magazine, don't worry, it's the spanish edition, paisano
(I suposse you are modeling the actual Pantheon, not the original one).
hi pichuneke! yes, I read about this on Wikipedia (so you know it's true
), the Pantheon has undergone lots of restorations in it's time, to the point that everything under the dome is different. Apparently those two windows were an 18th century attempt to make it look like it did originally. -
Awesome work...looking forward to the finished model.
Best,
_KN
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Real! Only i dont like the lack of detail out the door... Too glowww -
Astounding
Please... can you model the Pantheon of the second century?
(Yes, I ask you too much, it's one of the more incredible models I have ever seen). -
Superb modelling - very well done
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Love that last image, superb atmosphere you must be pleased with the result.
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I can just see Tom Hanks running thru there all urgent matter-of-life-and-death Angels and Demons-like right now!
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This is one piece of superb modeling! I wish I will ever become 1/100th as good as you...
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hello again!
i actually think I've finished at last! all modelling and texturing has been done, and the first "final" render is complete.So thank you once again, you guys really motivated me with your comments!
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