3D Castle by Tablesaw
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This is the side view of a 3d model I've been working on. It was made using primitives in Bryce 5. If possible I'd like to up-load this to Renderosity as a free 3D model.Any help would be appreciated in doing so. Thanks for viewing.
Comments (10)
Digitell
Very awesome Mike!!! I love this castle! I wish I could tell you how to upload it...I will help ask around for you tho! :)
Sophies
Your castle are so georgeous.I can see it's many hours of work here.Excellent!!
Ethesis
I like the shape of this one and the nuances of the style.
lordstormdragon
Not bad at all, but where's the gates?!?! Looking good, keep at it!
Tablesaw
This image is the side view and the large doors are on the left front of this castle which are not visable in this shot.
B_PEACOCK
This looks really cool . So let me know what you need .If the file is not to big I will host it for you if you need space .To upload one here you need to host it your self if it is a freebie .If you are selling it then they host it for you .Chrissy told me about what is going on and I think it is well work putting up for you .Awesome modeling work
Axeye
Wow Mike that is really an awesome model! It must have taken forever to create... I hope someone will step up and offer some help to make your idea work out... Awesome work and generous gift to the community. V
dunedan
Looks really good! Makes me want to attemt making a castle :) Maby some chimnies so the castle people can have fires without getting smoked to death :D
adrian3Dart
Excellent modeling with Bryce... Great job!! Vote
Primal
the castle looks fantastic..have you tried saving it in different formats to see if any save it smaller?if you select the mesh object you want to export then click the E button next to the objects bounding box,the edit mesh dialog should appear..click command/ctrl+D..the save dialog should appear.choose your location and then choose your file type..i am not sure you will get a smaller file size by doing this but its a way to save in the different formats..give it a try and tell me what happens.or IM me for any questions.you could also save it in pieces to be put together after you unzip them..also if it is bryce primatives they can only be saved as OBP.files and only used in bryce..if thats the case you wont see an E button to push..