Reflective Sundial clock at Lycée Stendhal - Grenoble,France
This thesis is an introduction of representation on reflective sundials in the 17th century which has multiple layers of information from history to astronomy by applying representation methodology. The survey is about the magnificent sundial clock located at Lycée Stendhal in Grenoble, dating from 1673. The sun clock at Grenoble is a testament to the technological advances of the 17th century. This clock is built in fresco and covers 100m2 of wall and ceiling space. It does not require any elec¬tricity or internet connectivity. Its creator - Jesuit Father Jean Bonfa, and his students had compressed data into this fresco, including history, mathematics, astronomy, and geography. The construction of sundials, mainly reflected ones, was a passion for scholars during this time. Therefore, it is difficult for ordinary visitors to comprehend all of the information of this piece of art. The purpose of this paper is to present all the information about the building visually so readers can get a better understanding of it.
This is a fully package for basic architectural design stage with full the full 3D model textured and illuminated outdoor scene, Render - exterior / Interior scenes ready to render with Lumion 10 or higher.
3D model Native file
- Sketchup (native) (.skp) from 2013 version and higher.
- Exports: All file exports are exported using Sketchup default settings. (grass, car, canvas arts and pool water not exported): OBJ/MTL/FBX export files and is ready to render with Lumion 10 or
higher. - The model is provided in both the default Sketchup file, in separate Lumion files.
SketchUp Entities processed:
- 515 Groups
- 986 Instances
- 205528 Faces
- 43 Materials
- 33 Textures
OBJ Entities exported:
- 209369 Faces
- 43 Materials
- 33 Textures
FBX Entities exported:
- 209369 Faces
- 43 Materials
- 33 Textures
Render – exterior/interior scene includes
- Rendered scene in Lumion format (.ls10)
- Includes 33 textures
- Light setup.
- 3 camera settings
This file does not have any type of protection. You can reuse the scene, the render settings, the lights, the materials, but above all you can learn from the file, moving inside the project, observing how the light was created and handled, how materials are developed, what the role that all textures play within them, and the values that fill every single option.
This fully textured exterior scene includes trees, grass, and furniture, and it's ready to render with Lumion 10 or higher.
- The actual files have been created with Sketchup 2013 and Lumion 10.
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