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I added a metallic castle next to my old castle. It is good to live in winter without heating in rooms with cold metal.
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Good lighting and colors. Interesting details.
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Fantastic!

I can almost here the ringing, singing and the pinging of the metal. :worship:
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Nice work Marcel.

Feels like a set for Hotel Transylvania. Very cool.
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marcel wrote:I added a metallic castle next to my old castle. It is good to live in winter without heating in rooms with cold metal.
The bridge seems to be anti-bridge.
A rope bridge 'hangs' from its ropes, wouldn't a bridge hung from chains have to perform similarly?
Shortening the centre supports would surely put intolerable strain on the whole structure?
Or maybe it's booby trap?
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Saul wrote:
marcel wrote:I added a metallic castle next to my old castle. It is good to live in winter without heating in rooms with cold metal.
The bridge seems to be anti-bridge.
A rope bridge 'hangs' from its ropes, wouldn't a bridge hung from chains have to perform similarly?
Shortening the centre supports would surely put intolerable strain on the whole structure?
Or maybe it's booby trap?

I don't think so. Decreasing the length of the hanging supports has no effect on the vertical load they are supporting. The load they are supporting is based on distance between the
vertical supports.
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The chains are much larger than necessary and the curvature is exaggerated and it's just an aesthetic effect. But if you want to talk about engineering a curvature does not weaken the structure, it strengthens it. If we make bridges rights, that is only because it is better for cars. When a bridge is too long, a curve is necessary to strengthen the structure. Here, my bridge is very short but maybe very heavy curious things through it. Dream and do not calculate. ;)
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Really cool Marcel well done, it is possible to see the wireframe version of your castle.
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Cellulo wrote:Really cool Marcel well done, it is possible to see the wireframe version of your castle.
Here is a wireframe and a solid outline OpenGL on quad HD.
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Merci Marcel, it's interesting.

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