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Blender 4.2: Precise Modeling Workshop
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You may remember that a few days ago I did posted an article about a project called Barcelona Pavilion from Mies van Der Rohe. A full model of this project was posted on Blend Swap by that time, and you could take it and study all aspects of the modeling process and light setup made with Blender Cycles. But, the guys from eMirage studios created another model using this same project from Mies van Der Rohe. Why should you download the model again? This time the model has far more details than the previous one, and a lot of interesting information about setting up materials for architecture with Cycles.

You can download the model and take a look on the discussion around the setup of the scene and materials on this thread at the Blenderartists forums.

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