New works (preview thread for any new civIII projects)...
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I made the hippodrome a bit smaller, although i may enlarge it somewhat again. Just didn't want it to be 1/3 of the city 
Sadly this concept art i had (from the local arceaological team's project) only about models something like 1/15 or even 1/20 of the city, so again it is pretty conceptual. Eg the agora is not there at all - and it was massive, one can still see it in the center.
This bit is the south-easternmost 20th of the roman era/byz city, or something like that.
Sadly this concept art i had (from the local arceaological team's project) only about models something like 1/15 or even 1/20 of the city, so again it is pretty conceptual. Eg the agora is not there at all - and it was massive, one can still see it in the center.
This bit is the south-easternmost 20th of the roman era/byz city, or something like that.
That could be said about Units, Terrain, etc... what we do Graphically is try to provide a Good Representation and what you have is a Great Representation.Thank, but i think it isn't good, really. Way too small, and ultimately pointless to model in this scale
The Limited colors and size restrictions for the Game Graphics are indeed THE Challenge... I think it Best to work with the Challenges and provide the Best Graphics we can. I further believe you have met the Challenges Many times Kyriakos.
Don't give up but of course please yourself.
A model of the Acheiropoietos (early days...)
Already has major issues, particularly in the round part (windows are too large and not easy to fix), cause i couldn't be bothered to do the geometrical calculation
The windows of the side-naves are easily fixable, though. I probably will OCD fix the round part too.
And a pic of the actual building, in this city. It is a 5th century AD christian basilica:
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Added mostly some of the decorative stuff:
Already has major issues, particularly in the round part (windows are too large and not easy to fix), cause i couldn't be bothered to do the geometrical calculation
The windows of the side-naves are easily fixable, though. I probably will OCD fix the round part too.
And a pic of the actual building, in this city. It is a 5th century AD christian basilica:
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front:
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Added mostly some of the decorative stuff:
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Looking Great Kyriakos... YOU know how make the Best, so do it agan
I would like to know your motivation for your work.
... me... I Love Science and Art... and of course, Zombies
ehebehehehehe... I fell into that 
...It just happend for me despite that I really have liked Zombie Movies, etc...Not many people know me and never will, however, I am ME and that is saying something that most do not know and never will..
I have Loved Your Graphics Efforts Work and all the end results... YOU are a Great Man and I Appreciate all you have done!
Whom ever YOU are... Thank You for all your Efforts and hard work to provide Great Work all these years!
...About this holy Apostles work, Looking Great!
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I cannot reveal my full identity. I am really an alien spiral maker, though. 
Thanks for the kind words As for motivation: currently i like building the models as visual help (not always conscious either) to space-creation in my literary works. 3d programs have helped me with that, triggering some more abilities in my imagination. I also am interested in being able to present, in simple terms, when needed, how particular geometrical shapes are formed (eg a pendentive, again for my literary work) so it is very useful to just build it in 3d and thus know perfectly how it came to be 
Thanks for the kind words
As for motivation: currently i like building the models as visual help (not always conscious either) to space-creation in my literary works. 3d programs have helped me with that, triggering some more abilities in my imagination. I also am interested in being able to present, in simple terms, when needed, how particular geometrical shapes are formed (eg a pendentive, again for my literary work) so it is very useful to just build it in 3d and thus know perfectly how it came to be 
