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LordGood — Italian Castle model
Published: 2011-07-18 18:39:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 1996; Favourites: 14; Downloads: 35
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It's a model within a model! AAH!In sketchup it has over 140000 faces, not even broken down into basic polys.
Onmy current pricing scheme this would be worth about $73.00 US.
built in SketchUp, though I have the means to convert to another format. Rendered in Kerkythea 2008 Echo
inspired by Assassin's Creed 2
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Comments: 16
Waow, this is fabulous...
(I believe this one is not yet included in your 3D album, only for now in Featured)
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Nice modelling work. Must've taken you quite a while to put together. How long did it take to render?
My 2 cents: Lots of texture mismatching and repeating. Could use some more light as well.
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Thanks
It only took around half an hour to render, though I'm not quite sure. I had to restart a lot...
The texture repeats where something I tried to avoid, but it still happened nonetheless, and the odd decal textures worked a lot better in SketchUp than in Kerky.
More lighting would probably be a good idea too
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Had a go at fixing the light: [link]
Let me know if i should delete it. Cheers
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Yeah that does look better! You don't have to delete it
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(clap clap clap) very good, but what is it guarding?
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Oooh, a trade route probably. Or some mountain pass-area.
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I could, but I dont have bumpmaps, so it looks wierd in brighter lighting-
i could probably figure something out though...
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Using the textures that are already in it as bump maps gives a more natural texture
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Your decals become smooth, and the stains become indented XD
It doesnt work with some textures as well as others
Clean brick works great, but dirty brick doesnt work so well-
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