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now I'm going to redo the doors. I'm not going to do
what I thought of earlier, I've found a vary nice cathedral
door picture I'm going to use as reference and I'm
actualy going to model it, without displacment maps.
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NURBS object I've ever done
. By the time I finishedit I used almost every tool availible for NURBS. I guess
by making those doors I've learned much more than from
entire project so far
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on the project and my mom came in, she looked at it,
and said that she passes by a very similiar arc
everday on her way to work in Jafa. I think tomorrow
I'm going to Jafa to see what is she talking about,
but thats truely weird coincedence 'couse the entire
arc structure was "invented" by me while working on it.
And about the project it self. Now I'm adding more
details and then I'm gonna redo the window
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circle above the door added some small details.
Nothing much but looks better.
What do you think should I add more details or get
some new area created?
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, but I would also love to see the overall shape of the cathidral you are going for
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structure. I guess it's even less then a scetch but works
for me as an overall reference. Offcourse there is a huge
amount of details to be added so it will look like a
cathedral and not like a lego castle
Most of thedetails do repeat them self so I'll have to actually model
only one copy of each. I really hope I'll finish it on time.
There is much work to do.
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I've created all the basic shapes for the next area
I'm gonna work on (there is some small detail work
done but it really not enough).
Any way becouse of the size of this thing I'm not going
to spend so much time on the details as I did with the
arc, wich I've totaly over detailed :headbang: . Now I'm thinking of
removing some of them to improve my main scene
perfomance (I'm working in diffrent files on each area
then importing it to the main scene) after all it would
be imposible to see them in the final render (unless I
do it 100000 x 100000 pixels )
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small details doing their job even if camera is far away.
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but now I'm not really sure I'll have time to finish it.
I got a job so I can pay for maya courses starting
at september. It's a quite night job so I can do
almost what ever I want. But I don't have a laptop.
But I'll really try and do some work on my free time.
Too bad I joined so late...
Any way I'll finish this cathedral even if it won't be
challenge entery.
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if the geometry becomes too complex you can always create a makeshift entryway so you can see the whole thing, and put the detailed doors on another layer that's hidden... and you could render out to layers too for speed.
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