Post apocalyptic real city

[Aerometrex]

I just wanted to share with you a real 3D model of a famous landmark in Adelaide, South-Australia and TG3.

I'm using TG mainly for water, atmospheric effects and bump mapping.

I usually use TG to fuse real highfield (DEM), image shader (aerial imagery) and 3D models.

More to come soon.

[mhaze]

Very impressive.

[Dune]

Indeed.

[alessandro]

Very well done and original.

[choronr]

Outstanding.

[Kadri]

Looks good.
Are the objects automatic generated from photos like the other images before Aerometrex?

[Andrew March]

Slightly concerned about the size of the waves, in general actually I think you need a smaller texture for your water.

[TheBadger]

Another interesting image. Hope as you post more, you'll explain more too.

[inkydigit]

Looks excellent... Up close to ground level would be nice to see too...
Good job

J

[Aerometrex]

Thanks for all the feedback.

I agree the waves should be smaller. It was just a quick test to see a flooded bit of city looked like.

This 3D model has been generated from aerial 3D photogrammetry so it looks good from above with a 45 degrees camera tilt.  If I go close to ground-level, we would start to see too much distortion and not enough details on the vertical features. This is just one tile out of many. This .OBJ is about 500Mb + textures. I've been dealing with up to 20 Gb of .OBJ so far.

I find TG very good at handling complex .OBJ and love the possibility to add bump maps to improve even more the texture of the model.  I can't wait to experiment a bit more with DoF in TG3.