All Ancient Rome models from 3DWarehouse together

Gaieus

To make it really short - thanks a lot for the image.
(I am so shamefully bad at image editing that I would rather not reveal the details)

rev3rse

Some people interested in 3D roman affairs!! I've noticed my unfinished Capitoline Hill (unfinished because the model grew exponentially). The temple of Castors is heavy too, and yes I've tried to loading all models in Kerkythea (a bit difficult) with poor results.. The Trajan's Forum includes my model of Column. If L.VII.C is interested, I can edit the texture in polychromy, and send it with UV projection (the column isn't rectilinear and the texture in the model of Forum lost the elicoidal alignment)...

L.VII.C

Greetings to all

I have finished and put a model of Forum Romanum http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=456438acf00cb5ad6c4e174b0cf70299&hl=en&ct=lc
I gathered all my models, related to the Roman Forum and made a complete model of the entire forum. Also made and added 20 new building, which was lacking. Model has size 18 MB, because it must be a separate download link http://www.filefront.com/14913083/Forum%20Romanum.rar And in the preview window placed only a screen. I also spread screens here:

Aerilius

really, really GREAT!
I can imagine scenes from films or Cicero holding a speech on the rostra. I'm looking forward for rendering it when I have time.

By the way, in this context I want to mention a great photorealistic (!!!) work (not 3d). Yadegar Asisi is an iranian architect living in Berlin who reconstructed a panorama painting from 1889 of ancient Rome (in the 19th century, panoramas were modern because there was no TV). The new panorama is 106x31m and was shown in a former gasometer.

L.VII.C

Aerilius

Thank you

Great pictures!

notareal

Looks great but I have some serious issues with filefront, it wont work for me. Perhaps some other download site, like megaupload.

L.VII.C

notareal

@unknownuser said:

Looks great but I have some serious issues with filefront, it wont work for me. Perhaps some other download site, like megaupload.

I have uploaded Forum again, on this time on megaupload too
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=940VF7UR

notareal

Great! Thanks for sharing this.

rev3rse

A fast rendering from interior of Curia Iulia.. I removed the door for some reflection inside

For entire forum, it's a big file, so we have to wait

L.VII.C

rev3rse

@unknownuser said:

A fast rendering from interior of Curia Iulia.. I removed the door for some reflection inside

Excellent! It came out very realistically

To all

I have edited all previous models of temples and basilicas, and placed the statues http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/search?uq=13768710844291476073&scoring=d&hl=en&ct=lc

Gaieus

Hi L.VII.C,

Very nice, thanks!
I might try a render or two myself, too.

rev3rse

@aerilius said:

really, really GREAT!
I can imagine scenes from films or Cicero holding a speech on the rostra. I'm looking forward for rendering it when I have time.

By the way, in this context I want to mention a great photorealistic (!!!) work (not 3d). Yadegar Asisi is an iranian architect living in Berlin who reconstructed a panorama painting from 1889 of ancient Rome (in the 19th century, panoramas were modern because there was no TV). The new panorama is 106x31m and was shown in a former gasometer...

I know Asisi's Work "Rom 312". Where did you find the pictures? I was interested in some big images taken from that Pano..
I have another point of view from Temple of Castors, even a work of Asisi, so he had already produced another panos of ancient Rome...

L.VII.C

I have exhibited separately model of the arch of Septimius Severus, a fragment of the model "Forum Romanum"
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=84dc3be848c96bd16c4e174b0cf70299&hl=en&ct=lc
And this is my first attempt at rendering in Kerkythea

rev3rse

OMG!! That apse was wonderful.. a little challenge to modeling in SU..
@L.VII.C. Good rendering, pay attention with Kerkythea for light settings, and material editor..
Now I'm trying with the cell of the temple of Venus and Rome. The goal is a realistic rendering: a dark room with the only light of candles and "fog" produced by incense, and it's very, very, very hard...

Aerilius

@rev3rse said:

Where did you find the pictures?
I've never been in Leipzig, but I saw the exhibition about emperor Constantine the Great in Trier (oldest town in my country). Yadegar Asisi made a panorama (3d) of the colossus of Constantine, that showed the magnitude of the 12 m high statue, although this panorama was in a quite small room.

At this exhibition, I read about the panorama "Rom 312", the images above are scanned from a poster (I would like to have it as wallpaper).

@ L.VII.C:
It looks amazing!!! Very clean, as if it was newly built! Maybe you can play a bit with soft shadows (settings -> scene -> lights, select sun and choose shadow radius ca. = 300). Also in some cases, it can be useful to use Sketchup circles with more than 24 edges. When you select the circle tool, type the number of edges and hit enter. (or less edges for smaller details)

L.VII.C

Aerilius
rev3rse

Thanks for the advice, I will take this into in the future

Danik

I also tried to render some of my models in Kerkythea There are pictures of my basilica of Maxentius. Actually, they have a number of bugs wint lighting.

Aerilius
It is an interesting picture of Constsntine statue! If you have any other pictures of basilica of Maxentius and can share them, I would be very much obliged to you

rev3rse

@danik said:

I also tried to render some of my models in Kerkythea There are pictures of my basilica of Maxentius. Actually, they have a number of bugs wint lighting.

Aerilius
It is an interesting picture of Constsntine statue! If you have any other pictures of basilica of Maxentius and can share them, I would be very much obliged to you

That model was so outstanding!! A big piece of art...
I posted my rendering of the cell of Temple of Venus and Rome in another thread for suggestions in render settings..
This was the result of a little experiment:

Ah..P.S. for People: rev3rse = saikindi...

L.VII.C

Danik
rev3rse

Excellent and great! Bravo!

rev3rse

Salve saikindi
I am delighted with your models of Roman buildings

pichuneke

I wasn't suscribed to this topic and I haven't read you untill now!

As you see Kerkythea is very easy to use. You could improve the rendering using bump mappings. I believe that for the bump mapping texture you can use the same texture for the friezes. (Bump mapping creates a "false" 3D over flat surfaces).

I keep trying to export your models to Unreal Development Kit, but my progress is very slow. Exporters to .ASE format don't work perfectly...