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A church that existed but never was build.
Txemi Jendrix
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Red & White version
Txemi Jendrix
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This one with color is vivid, adds a lot to the model compared with all
grays. I guess that's a testament to what texturing is all about. ;-)
I don't see any way for people to get into the place, seems to be missing
steps. And I must ask this... the arcs of the central dome aren't evenly
spaced. Was that intentional?
Also, while I was looking it over I realized that the ground where the
corners are at happens to be brighter than along the walls. Just the
opposite of what I'd expect. I don't know how it should look. I'd need to
check outside in the daytime on a cloudy day.
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> Also, while I was looking it over I realized that the ground where the
> corners are at happens to be brighter than along the walls. Just the
> opposite of what I'd expect. I don't know how it should look. I'd need to
> check outside in the daytime on a cloudy day.
It's exactly what I would expect if the walls just reflect a little bit of
light.
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It needs something else to give a sense of scale. To me it looks like a
model of a church that's about two feet across.
Although you probably had already planned that.
Oh yeah, and like another guy said. Where's the entrance?
-DJ
Txemi Jendrix wrote:
> A church that existed but never was build.
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> Txemi Jendrix
> http://www.txemijendrix.com
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DJ Wiza <Kil### [at] sohcahtoa net> wrote in
news:3e228db2@news.povray.org
> It needs something else to give a sense of scale. To me it looks like a
> model of a church that's about two feet across.
Maybe some trees?
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To answer all:
The church is a Leonardo Da Vinci's project.
It pretends to be a scale model of the church for a scene
I'm planing to do for the IRTC.
Model is not an exact copy. It has some differences from
the original.
Da Vinci link is at (italian only):
www.museoscienza.org\leonardo\chiesapiantacentrale.html
Any suggestion is welcome.
Other answers:
Hughes,b:
> the arcs of the central dome aren't evenly spaced. Was that intentional?
Yes, look at the original model.
> Also, while I was looking it over I realized that the ground where the
> corners are at happens to be brighter than along the walls.
Must be a radiosity effect.
DJ Wiza:
> It needs something else to give a sense of scale. To me it looks like a
> model of a church that's about two feet across.
> Although you probably had already planned that.
As it's a scale model, maybe I have obtained the desired effect ;-)
> Oh yeah, and like another guy said. Where's the entrance?
There are four entrances in the bottom of the little front towers.
(the red differenced box)
Maybe I shoud define it a little bit more.
Rafal 'Raf256' Maj:
> Maybe some trees?
Maybe some machines ;-)
Thank you all for your comments.
Bye
Txemi Jendrix
http://www.txemijendrix.com
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On Mon, 13 Jan 2003 02:39:39 +0100, Txemi Jendrix wrote:
> A church that existed but never was build.
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Nice modelling. I prefer the all gray version.
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