On 20/02/2022 7:54 pm, Kenneth wrote:
> That is really impressive-- the animation, the very complex model, and even the
> jaunty and fun music choice. That statue on top of the dome is a beauty; I guess
> that's a pre-made model that you found somewhere?

Yes - from here: 
<https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqa2s1R3JmektqZWVJUkJncnhsaDE5SXBtRFhnZ3xBQ3Jtc0ttQjdOa0hFMFhiMGthY280a3RRUGxPNEpPc2h0bzgyVlB2TUItSE5rRDBNbHJCTTBqS21Rem5RVkdlR20zTllQMHJXcWhENnJVYlYzZ21xYXVqR085WHBxVFV6bFJYb2lMeEhUdVRCMlNQUXJvTlF3VQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.thingiverse.com%2Fthing%3A656337%2Ffiles&v=msDLJ0bQoF4>

> 
> For the beginning of the animation, I was wondering if you chose to substitute a
> much-less complex Capitol model, just to cut down on scene parsing time. Not
> that it *looks like* a simpler one, of course.

For the overhead shot I did not render anything below roof height.

There is a low-fi version of the statue for the for the more distant 
shots. (the full version is 1 000 000 vertices, so slow to load)

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