Your Own Stadium Design

[Leedsrule]

Then I photoshop them a little, I basicly merge an image with lines with one without lines. It looks better than a standard export. Butb yes, like Mattic said, thats how I screenshot.

[AJKwak]

What you think about restaurant like this?

Capacity is now something like 17500, not enough for Red Wings in my opinion.

[ArrHo]

AJKwak, a resteraunt thats an awesome idea i think this is awesome the detail is sublime

[danielbeier]

I used 2D seats :P.

[Liverpudlian82]

Originally Posted by Leedsrule

Then I photoshop them a little, I basicly merge an image with lines with one without lines. It looks better than a standard export. Butb yes, like Mattic said, thats how I screenshot.

Why don't you use proper rendering software like Kerkythea?

[AJKwak]

Originally Posted by danielbeier

I used 2D seats :P.

Nice design, but the topmost tier looks pretty steep...

[Leedsrule]

Originally Posted by Liverpudlian82

Why don't you use proper rendering software like Kerkythea?

Its too slow. Im sure there is a quicker way of doing it but when i export the entire file with 50 thousand individual seats it takes forever to load in kerkythea.

I used to use VRay, that was rubbish, I could never end up with results like most people get, and I like podium but you have to worry about the podium textures and materials and stuff whilst you are building the model. And it is much slower to render and my computer struggles sometimes so I cant do something in the meantime.

If I knew how to render and create really good results then I would but I cant :/

[kaz03]

Originally Posted by Nikola10

One Question!

Wow SO BIG!

It's really not that big i wanted to make a design with most of the capacity in its steep lower bowl it was supposed have 15,000 with a small upper tier of around 5,000 but now it is att 17,200 so i dont know how to make a second tier that only holds around 2,000 people and doesnt look disproportionate.

[stresss]

Originally Posted by Leedsrule

Its too slow. Im sure there is a quicker way of doing it but when i export the entire file with 50 thousand individual seats it takes forever to load in kerkythea.

I used to use VRay, that was rubbish, I could never end up with results like most people get, and I like podium but you have to worry about the podium textures and materials and stuff whilst you are building the model. And it is much slower to render and my computer struggles sometimes so I cant do something in the meantime.

If I knew how to render and create really good results then I would but I cant :/

there are some great tutorials on youtube that show how to do brilliant 'renders' with a fairly basic render out of skp/vray/kerky then doing most of the work in photoshop

[danielbeier]

Stadium Ind:









I didn't have any good idea for the facade...



(Bad) Render:

[Nikola10]

how is that render bad i really like the stadium

[Whalix]

Originally Posted by danielbeier

Stadium Ind:









I didn't have any good idea for the facade...



(Bad) Render:

Haha just realised I've been using seats I got from your older stadium on the Warehouse (the one called (huge stadium it's called or something along those lines... They're fantastic though for someone who doesn't have a PC that can handle individual seats at all haha

[Whalix]

I'm off on Christmas holidays now so hopefully will be getting a a few grounds done and dusted and posted on here. Only problem is I cannot for the life of me think of any facades for any of the grounds. I'm doing a League 1/2 ground at the moment and all the facades are either brick or plain cladding..? Any suggestions?

[AJKwak]

Damn. My Detroit arena file get corrupted or something and it doesn't open anymore. I'm waiting for new inspiration.

[Leedsrule]

Shame that, it was looking good. You sure there is no way you can recover it to a previous version?

My new stadium is for Real Betis, in a similar style to the Emirates (With a wavy upper tier). The bottom tier was supposed to be large but I accidently made it too large, it currently holds 49,124 which is big enough already! I was thinking maybe of adapting it to fit another team who need a bigger stadium, but Im not sure who? I will probably just keep it as Betis and try to keep the lower tier down to under 30k.

The stand is accessed from the top of the stand and also from he bottom, you can see the gaps in the second picture, there will be staircases there leading down into the moat which will have facilities in it.

[danielbeier]

What's that space under the stand supposed to be? The parking lot?

[stresss]

Originally Posted by danielbeier

What's that space under the stand supposed to be? The parking lot?

haha drive in football!!

[Whalix]

Leedsrule what programme do you use for creating stadiums? I use Sketchup and my laptop almost blows up if I go anywhere over a few thousand individual seats leaving me with no choice but to use the same textures as Danielbeier.. Or maybe you just have an amazing computer that can handle all that detail?



Anyway I've done what I usually do and start a new project even though I have plenty of others which are not finished at all... It's the first I have tried that has all the steelwork in first, so I am not sure whether it is even possible to have the structure as it is, as I have no clue about force and supports etc.. What do you guys think? Would it be actually possible for such steelwork to stand?

[Whalix]

By the way there is a support for the second tier (where it over hangs the first) but I forgot to put it in.. you can see the outline of it in the very bottom right of the second picture.. Also I do understand that this is an outrageously large strucure, I just wanted to see what my judgement of force and supports is like from other people's view?

[Nikola10]

leedsrule help meeeee!

i want to make a stadium with many seats and when i go over 5,000 the computer just get a little slower but my highest ever seats was 49,000 and it complete dead

what computer do you use?

another question

which computer can handle alot of stuff on sketchup like way more seats