Templar Town tour
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Saw this great SketchUp model by LordGood and had to give it a whirl. Its around 75 MB, but inside the SketchUp window runs smoothly at 30Hz - unfortunately the screen capture software can't keep up, so the frame rate of the video isn't anything like reality.
NB Watch in HD!
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Hi Adam,
Very cool video.
I have a question for you about the sun/light effect in this video. Is that from LightUp?
Thanks and have a great holiday!
_KN
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Yes, its LightUp using realtime sun with AO. Collision + Gravity enabled to stop walking through walls.
Adam
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This is pretty awesome stuff.
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Looks great Adam
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Captured on a Macbook using decent screencast software (ScreenFlow) gives a much better sense of the smoothness.
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Nice!
There seem to be a problem with the sunposition in the shown sperical panorama, the sky should be rotated 180° I think... -
fantastic, fast panorama production.
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wow thats incredible!!!
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Middle age revival!
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Wow, this is really fast. I also like the realtime rendering inside SU!
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Wow, that is incredible!
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Aw man, how do you get the specular, detailed shadows and otherwise photorealistic lighting in sketchup? not that my system could ever handle it, but it's still a cool looking set of features
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@lz said:
Aw man, how do you get the specular, detailed shadows and otherwise photorealistic lighting in sketchup? not that my system could ever handle it, but it's still a cool looking set of features
With LightUp: http://light-up.co.uk/
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@adamb said:
Captured on a Macbook using decent screencast software (ScreenFlow) gives a much better sense of the smoothness.
Thank you Adam, tThis is amazing. Could you please post the specs of the MacBook this walkthrough was taken on. -
@tandem said:
@adamb said:
Captured on a Macbook using decent screencast software (ScreenFlow) gives a much better sense of the smoothness.
Thank you Adam, tThis is amazing. Could you please post the specs of the MacBook this walkthrough was taken on.LightUp works on a very wide range of PC / graphics cards. You don't need a "Beast" to get it to run.
That was recorded using a MacBook Pro 2.4 GHz
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Thank you Adam,
I was not questioning LightUp requirements, I was mainly amazed how smooth your movement around the model was.
I think there maybe something wrong with my system. I can't navigate the model this smoothly even without LightUp and with all plugins disabled. Every time I move all textures disappear until I stop.
Here are my specs:
3.2 GHz Intel Core i5
32 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
GeForce GT 755M 1024 MB
OS X 10.9.3 -
Never really considered LightUP before but that was seriously impressive!
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Magic is to have the complete model in render real time after a little calculate!
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