"HISTORY IN 3D" - ANCIENT ROME 320 AD - 2nd trailer
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- čas přidán 12. 06. 2016
- Here is the 2nd trailer about our large project - detailed 3D reconstruction of the center of ancient Rome as it was in 320 AD. Some new buildings are added, these are most temples of Capitoline hill, temple of Divine Augustus, basilica Argentaria etc. The further improvements are in progress and you will be able to see them in a near future.
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Love Roman / greek architecture, from the colonades to the arches ,the temples everything about it is just superb
Check out Washinton on a Sunday D.C. The governmet quarters!
@Sasuke Uchiha Romans aren't Aryans dude....
The.#1 T
Indo-European Aryans are a broad group. They cover many ethnicities.
Still have 2000yrs bridges in Europe. They
were meant to last!
People build pyramids, but Romans build
roads that are still used.
something about the music and the glory of this ancient city brought tears to my eyes
sonetlumiere13 Is Rome worth one good man's life? We believed it once. Let us believe it again
sonetlumiere13 .So happened to me my friend.The glory of Rome was almost divine.
If that was the intention, I recommend an onion.... Much cheaper, less pompous.
ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED!?
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Awesome drone footage! Good thing you picked a day when the inhabitants were all elsewhere, or they really would have freaked out!
Fantastic work btw ;)
Wow! My, my, my. Magnificent! The greatest city the world has ever seen. Grandiose architecture the Gods would approve of.
Happy 2700th Birthday, Rome.
It so beautiful ancient Rome . Reme and Athens are the top of the history *.*
When in Rome, do as the Romans do: achieve great things and build awesome shit
Slaves :D
The greatest civilization of the ancient world.
no thats Greece rome was build after
@@pickacard4474 and what? hunter-gatherer tribes came before so they were greater? lol
@@pickacard4474 but was Rome to take It All over the ancient Europe and Africa and Asia not the greeks
Bulging Battery was not Greece ?dear Alexander the Great went until India and spread Greek culture he was Greek king also Alexandria Egypt is the name because of him
@@pickacard4474 yes but very short and weak
Good God, this was absolutely AMAZING! Incredible work!
its a shame no one builds like this nowa days
EDIT:sorry guys but ive changed my opinion,now i understand why we dont build like this and it would be funny to build like this,its great style and history but we gotta keep wit the time,thanks or the likes
Lo l Go to any courthouse in the western world & you can see Rome's influence in its architecture
Timmy O'toole im talking about that ppl dont build like this in the 21 century
Lo l Where is the Colossium, Circus Maximus. There are a lot of monuments that were not shown. It would be ultimate cool if they show the entire breath of the city of Rome.
Germans did
Washington, D.C.
Rome, you were founded to rule the world. You not only gave us many of the Laws that govern us to this day and the greatest Republic and Empire that ever was but preserved wonderful Greece that had come before you and your architecture and engineering is stunning to us even today. Also...
Caesar, Augustus, Hadrian, Marcus Aurelius, Virgil, Horace, Livy, Lucretius, Ovid, and more. All roads lead to Rome.
The glory and grandeur that is the Eternal City. Love You Forever. 💙
Unfortunately, Rome has been invaded by Covid 19 today.
Oh, how many young people could I have lured to learning history, if I had this clip on a screen before my class. Today books and imagination lost art. Beatifull!
Would have looked amazing rendered with ambient occlusion.
A high res texture pack would do wonders too.
Beautiful Architect Of Rome. Great Beauty Of Rome. I Wish It Still Look Like That! I Will Live There Forever. Great Work!❤️👍
MAGNIFICENT! I've loved Roman architecture since I can remember. I've even incorporated some of its architecture in some of my art. But this is the epitome of what time actually was .
ABSOLUTELY,MAGNIFICENT!
RANDY MILLER It is magnificent, but in 320 A.D. Rome was not at its peak of monumental structure. Saint Peter's Basilica wasn't built at that time as well as a number of other buildings. You'll have to go to the 5th century A.D.
Rome was by far the most glorious city on Earth.It was the epicentre of western modern civilization and being so it should be preserved and cared for at all costs.I was lucky enough to visit some very interesting places in that very glorious city and it feels just like living those ancient and glorious times and at the same time I feel a profound respect for our European ancestors.
Love a great Time Machine!
FOR ALL OF US TO HAVE BEEN ABLE TO WALK THOSE MAGNIFICENT STREETS WOULD HAVE BEEN STUPENDOUS!
Wonderful, Danila, as usual ! Thank you for this trailer !
Great job Danila Loginov. Today, Rome, my favorite city, has wide open vistas in addition to the fantastic Roman remains. I didn't realize how much the Romans (despite studying Roman history) built "wall to wall!" I mean, it seems every sq. ft of "downtown Ancient Rome," had a building.
Wow, this is every history buff's pipe dream, I do hope you incorporate the people of Rome, the inhabitants, travelling merchants etc. The people after all make up such an important part of every city.
AWESOME, LOOKING FORWARD TO MORE UPDATES... KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
BIG LIKE! This video needs more views. Nice job!
Hellenistic Greece contributed a lot to influence Roman architecture, but Rome itself invented practical innovations, resulting in marvellous buildings and monuments to stun visitors in amazement!!
there has not been a city built as beautiful as ROME .
and there will never be .
Congratulations, excellent video, wonderful, thank you
Music goes great with this as well. Sounds fantastic on surround sound
Danila.....amazing work; the detail is brilliantly done
Amazing work. Truly amazing work.
Wonderful work please continue!
Awesome Job ! Very impressive !
If someone is wondering about the music / song, it's Henryk Gorecki's Lento Sostenuto tranquillo ma cantabile.
Gladiator - am I not merciful ?
Wouldn't alot of the temples and basilicas be more colorful? I recall that the Romans commonly used polychrome on statues and collumns. I also feel that everything looks a bit too clean and pristine, certinaly atleast some of the older temples would be a bit rougher looking than this.
Great work otherwise, really don't have anything else but nitpicks.
marvelfannumber1 Impossible to tell exactly
marvelfannumber1
Actually in fact Ancient Romans kept their overall buildings perfectly clean and wonderfully pristine to the greatest degree.
It was Late Byzantine cities and Medieval European that had horrendously ugly and awfully unclean buildings that gathered mucus, dirt and a greatly disgusting amount of pathogens.
Java Corps
Yeah sure, they did a better job than people in the Middle Ages. But I don't see temples that would be hundreds of years old being completely pristine. We couldn't even keep our cities that consistently clean 50 years ago, let alone 2000 years ago.
marvelfannumber1
That's because what you believe is based on false impression Romans didn't incorporated servants to mass-clean the cities on systematic basis.
We don't clean our cities? What cities are you referring to? Modern-day Athens? Impossible to clean due to money thing going on. Romans had slaves that didn't pay to do the heavy work for them. They knew that heavy manual work is for idiots and slaves so they didn't care. They were too busy philosophizing, conquering, innovating, building marvels and making science.
So, I don't think Modern-day Athens is what you need to compare because you are overgeneralizingly nitpicking. Plus, Modern European cities like Oslo are standardly clean as they need to be. Amsterdam isn't. No surprise. It is a city gathering mucus because of water. Fighting off the moisture is a pointless task.
The negativity, the mibdblowing tight-assed idiocy, the quarreling n' trying-to-scold-you illogicality that clueless retards try to implement you and enforce you as a street cleaner implying "hurr durr u hav no right to clean ze road hyrr go away frum here" with a fucking stubborn overeapeating eyebrown-lifting voice-lifting manner makes the life of every street cleaner full of negativity and miserable.
You won't do your job because the greatest punchable contemptous illogical peasant fucktards won't let you be happy with it.
Let me show you to what "speech manner" I am mentioning here. Wait...
Java Corps
I....what?
the mighty columns with the golden crowns and the golden reliefs above them, all over pure white marble
Its like a little slice of heaven there. And for some reason it makes me a bit hungry for some wedding cake, lol.
Damn how I wish I could walk the streets of Ancient Rome and see these great wonders myself. How about making a VR fly-by video of this? Or commission some programmers to do a VR free-roam version that could be used with an Oculist headset? That would be swell!
It would be a dream to walk around Rome in this era of history.
Wonderful! Amazingly detailed and is like what it would like through the view from a drone .
Wow, great job Danila!
Thank you! Amazing! Thank You for your Amazing Talent!
Beautiful Roman Capitoline Hill 3D videos. I like the three fire bowl in front of the temple.
Beautiful the eternal city!
Could you label the buildings so that they are easier to identify?
it's a good idea, I'll work with it in next edition
Danila, looks nice, but a few issues I see here:
1) Romans had a habit of making their public buildings colorful. There is evidence they often painted their structures bright colors.
2) Outside the Forum Romanum, the city was largely a ultra-dense jumble of buildings. Often, people navigated around the city in tight, dark corridors or tunnels. Public planning or bylaws were almost non-existent. Even some people of the time commented on how this was a huge problem for public safety.
3) Things are a bit too designed and perfectly laid out. Roman buildings of this era were often a patchwork of reconstructions and renovations. Most Roman buildings were built or rebuilt multiple times, even at this point in history, and were rarely unified designs.
4) Squalor. Rome was much like a lively slum by today's standards. Think Calcutta of the 1960's, and this would be far more accurate representation.
Keep up the good work.
perhaps i'm blind, but I did see any notice of the colosseum. Just curious how it would look here
*Absolutely Divine!* 🙏🖤🙏
excellent work !!!
Better than Rome Total War, fabulous stuff!
Beautiful work but roman buildings were way more colorful. Colors disappeared and people nowadays believe roman buildings were just "concrete colour". Not at all. Some buildings were incredibly decorated. A real explosion of many colors. Apart from that, absolutely beautiful work all my respect. You're very smart people.
Thanks! You're right about colours, please note it's still just work in progress
Danila Loginov
Keep up the good work!
The Parthenon is the best example of it.
Beautiful.
Wow amazingly beautiful
Beautiful :) i must say... well done
awesome job!!! thank you..!
Bellissimo, complimenti!
I've always wanted to see and feel how it was at the time beyond what Hollywood shows. Thank you.
I'd love to see someone attempt a reconstruction of the Temple at the time of Christ. Something I could explore with a Daydream pointer would be too cool.
The fact that the music you're playing is from Gladiator brings it all together!
I think this is very good. It looks more realistic in terms of building material texture and colour than any other virtual reconstruction of Rome I have seen to date.
Great job
What a clean city!
Awesooooome keep up the good work
Amazing architecture, but I'm surprised how close all this buildings next to each other. Every sq feet probably use to cost a fortune.
Wow!
Великолепная работа!
wow c est beau Merci
Can I use this video in a school work?
sure, with a link to our team
Nicely done! Particularly like the part at 4:36.
Siempre e sido un apacionado de la historia y me encantan las graficas. ,felicidades
Love the use of Hans Zimmer! well done
Brilliant
I mean WOW amazing dude!!!
What a stunning amount of work must have gone into this. Thank you for yet another artistic triumph into a bygone age.
Impresionante, bellisiiimo, elegante,majestuosoa Roma,. Precioso vídeo, felicidades CDMEXICO
Remarkable
Why can’t we just get a historical game that’s just a living breathing museum. I mean assassins creed has a discovery mode but a lot of that game is kinda fantasy. But it would be so cool if a game developer could make something like that so they could show it in history classes I feel kids would be much more interested in that
Once again words escape me. This is an awesome representation. I didn't know the Romans had piped gas. They were obviously on the brink of industrialisation if the "thing" that plunged the Roman Empire into a dark age, had not happened. What was it? Some people speculate that the world was undergoing a major climactic transition that disrupted the economy and stability of the empire to make it susceptible to collapse. Materialism and idealism became superfluous when an economy is being subjected to external stresses that are beyond it's control. People lost faith in the Empire. The Christians came along, undermined the very fabric of society and I suspect they burnt it to the ground but missed the Parthenon. Thank mercy for that otherwise we would have had no example to demonstrate the splendour of their interiors.
Where do you get the information of piped gas? And the Roman Empire fell because of constant civil war I also wouldn't call it Dark Age. Because still many innovations were made.
Awesome start! I'd love to see that with an overlay which shows where people actually lived in it. Perhaps a glow from residence's entrances and whatever passed as windows.
I also agree with the suggestions to realistically color it if that is in fact possible to guess at. Great work.
It’s amazing to me what the ancient civilizations could do, with how they planned the cities and were able to build like they did with almost none f the things we Have to Have today.
Great job! Many thanks for video! Impossible to imagine a city build without machines and modern technologies. :)
Built with lots of slaves over a long period of time.
Can you imagine the reaction of some rough & ready subject from the periphery of the empire (eg, a Germanic or North African or distant Celt), landing in 4th century Rome? How dumbfounded they would have been?? I mean, these renderings are pretty awe-inspiring even for us moderns city dwellers.
This could very well be a modern city. Looking at this and I think that some city structure can be given no date if you just look at it and ignore that it is from a different time in history. If structure like this was built today and someone went there without knowing that it was ancient, they could easily think it to be modern. And this presentation is beautiful. Thank you so much! To think that I was going to pass on this. I'm glad I gave it a chance.
Very profound.
Wow!...and nero built the most...
An eye-in-the-sky overview would be nice, to the see the city in its entirety.
This was before graffiti. Lovely!
The Romans used to make graffiti. Pompei is one of the examples.
Fantástico muito bom perfeito Parabéns
Everything comes around in circles, buildings like this will/ will have to come around again at some point!
Mahnifico recontituição
Oh wait, I just saw your pantheon videos, haha. It looks like you guys are planning for more!
Great video. It would be useful to have a list of the buildings being reconstructed as the video progresses.
Thanks i really liked this video. What's not to like? The music is mellow and the video is a tour of ancient Rome that would have took decades to unravel if not for modern technology. I might also suggest some captions telling us what the important structures were.
Danila Loginov What an excellent video and music score! Absolutely amazing! +Frederick Patterson makes a good point about the buildings being more colorful, and I wanted to ask how difficult it would be to have a "population" in the rendering. People going about their daily lives in Ancient Rome would be amazing!
The splendor was used as a quarry. To build other buildings. Thank God, Pantheon and Colosseum could not be completely destroyed. Only exploited or partially mined. A shame 😢
Very good. Brazil
... И пали ниц варвары, потрясённые величием Рима...!
Классицизм в абсолюте!
Спасибо, волшебно!!!
Beautiful job...did not see the Pantheon though !
And they made all this without even a "diploma".
Or electricity. To me this is mind boggling.
Maunster!
Yeah the ancients knew things that’s for sure
My dad got to see preserved parts of Ancient Rome and remarked that the Romans actually were very modern people all they lacked was electricity and engines
P77777777, exactly. I find it remarkable as to how little modern day people know about the ancients and their accomplishments.
That's why I'm getting into business. Screw college!
@@user-xg8yy7yl1d They probably were very close. They had made their first engines. If only they'd known what to focus on.
Now I'm gonna find a Roman Minecraft Map because I want to walk around in this.
No, but for real, this is very cool and I appreciate the work that has gone into it. Roman culture is so fascinating to read about. I wonder what it smelled like? I know its an odd thought but they often say people back then were unclean but with the water pipes and systems they had baths more often I'd assume? But maybe only the wealthy could afford them? I'm imagining New York city.
This week on Cribs - Julius Caesar
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I don't have ancient Rome memorized so some descriptions of what I was seeing would have been nice.
I definitely agree about labeling the names of the Buildings, hills, gates. How sure are you able to scale- meaning mileage across NSEW. I have been having a hard time locating that info. Thanks
Great reconstruction and animation! May I use parts of it an educational (non-commercial) project about ancient cultures (shown also in YT and on DVD)? Of course with full credit and link to your site. - In any case all the best and kind regards, Markus.
Por algo fue y sigue siendo la ciudad más bella del mundo.