Renders of Romanesque Monastery
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How do you read my mind?
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we can hear the bells ringing !
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Perfect work, this is something very nice!
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@honoluludesktop said:
Google, or someone else could create time periods of virtual restored worlds with building that have been destroyed over time. How magnificent.
Doesn't Google already do that?
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Aerilius, what sort of reference documents were you working from to create the reconstruction?
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Most of the reconstruction is based on plans by the architect W. Manchot (1892) who examined the ruin and created very many detailed plans (up to ~10cm). Since that time the reconstruction proposals have changed a bit, so I updated it to current state of science (two tower theory <-> central tower).
Actually I had not posted the original renders (which have much better resolution).
Here are some more panoramic renders:
http://www.you3dview.com/search/?search_id=limburg
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Great job!
Can you please tell me how did you do texture inside, with all arcs and stuff???
I am modeling some tunnels where one end is higher than the other, so I join these diferent size arcs with sandbox (from contur). With all triangles that I get, I can not apply texture nicely. I tried with QuadFace but its not working for me.
I see on these panoramic photos that you done them perfectly. -
I forgot to attach...
This is the problem.
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that was done with Kerkythea?
can we find a tutorial about this one in either SketchUcation or Kerkythea forum? -
Try searching Kerkythea forums.
These images are combination of renderings in Kerkythea and post production in PaintShop Pro. See here: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=24790
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@numbthumb said:
Try searching Kerkythea forums.
These images are combination of renderings in Kerkythea and post production in PaintShop Pro. See here: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=24790
thank you for the suggestion
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