All Ancient Rome models from 3DWarehouse together

Danik

Thanks Gaieus

Actually these are my old models when I haven't enough good textures, now I'm planning to re-texture them, so in future you'll have the opportunity to see the changes.

Panorams of the forums:
Forum of Nerva:
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Forum of Vespasian:
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Z-Akh69

Beautiful render Danik !

Maybe you can place few 2D character in the scene. How many time for the renders ?

Gaieus

Two more suggestions, Danik:

I don't know if the proportions of those stone slabs covering the fora are correct but they seem to be enormous to me.
Also, could you raise the camera height just a little bit? I know that these fora are grand but with a little bit of added height, it would be more "comfortable" to view them. Now they are too depressingly big (which they used to be, surely so maybe I am not right).

And of course, I have already seen them (as I am subscribed to your "channel" or what and receive email notifications)

Z-Akh69

The difference in the forum :

Danik

Z-Akh69, each of these renders take about 3-4 hours

Two more renders of baths of Caracalla.
Caldarium:
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Tepidarium:
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Z-Akh69

Beautiful render !
It's very sad that buildings so beautiful as this one have disappeared! Thank you for putting the characters to get an idea of the scale.

Z-Akh69

Hi guys,

Here are some new images of my work.
What do you think about these proportions in general ? The columns are they too high ?

L.VII.C

Danik
Great panoramas!

Z-Akh69

Your Temple of Vespasian turned out better than my version.

I shall show my modest attempts render too. While it is impossible better

Tabularium

Temple of Castor and Pollux

pichuneke

L.VII.C

Bump Mapping could improve your renders a lot. You can build them from your existing textures.

Frederik

@l.vii.c said:

I shall show my modest attempts render too. While it is impossible better

Small tip... I don't know which render app. you're using (looks like KT, but could be Twilight Render, Podium or another...? ), nonetheless - if you place a big plane under the building you want to render, then the light will bounce and make your render look better...

Z-Akh69

L.VII.C,

Your render are beautiful !! I like your tabularium's texture !
I don't know how to do texture for the moment but i want to try to export my model in Zbrush.
I don't know if it's possible.

It would be great to integrate all these models in a video game to walk through the forum !

For my model, I studied very hard for a year to set my proportions and I think they are very realistic.

L.VII.C

Hi
I made a new model - Tiber Island http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=6f0e5ae4e28bd63e6c4e174b0cf70299&hl=en&ct=lc

I spread screenshots and renders

Gaieus

Another, fairly bearable Roman roofing material for you guys. Found in Ritzi's generous contribution here, tweaked it (as well as the bump - I know it could be better) and renders pretty well both in native SU and in PR renderers. skm file (for the diffuse) also included

diffuse map

bump (displacement?)

RoofingTile_01_c.skm

artysmedia

All this goes beyond me. this is an amazing work.

Great textures, Gaieus!

L.VII.C

I made a model of Theatre of Pompey. I spread screens. Later, I'll render. Many thanks to pichuneke, who supplied me with materials a year ago

You can see the model here http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=424ddd660ac85fc86c4e174b0cf70299&hl=en&ct=lc

L.VII.C

Some render pix

michaliszissiou

I really enjoy these models, its an amazing work L.VII.C.
Greece and Rome are always an inspiration to me, I also love to model all this great sculpture, so... I could not resist have fun.

L.VII.C

I have made a new model - Circus Maximus. The model is entirely "through", highly detailed, available for viewing all the internal passages, internal staircases, galleries, etc. In the theater of Pompey it was done in part.