Chichen Itza

The ruins are divided into two groups. One group belongs to the clas­sic Maya Peri­od and was built between the 7th and 10th cen­tur­ies A.D., at which time the city became a prom­in­ent cere­mo­ni­al cen­ter. The oth­er group cor­res­ponds to the Maya-Tol­tec Peri­od, from the later part of the 10th cen­tury to the begin­ning of the 13th cen­tury.
The site exhib­its a mul­ti­tude of archi­tec­tur­al styles, from what is called “Mex­ic­an­ized” and remin­is­cent of styles seen in cent­ral Mex­ico to the Puuc style found among the Puuc Maya of the north­ern low­lands.

Students are introduced to the Maya interface and philosophy, as well as 3D modeling, texturing, lighting, rendering, and animation. Lectures cover the application of these tools in the VFX, game, and animation industries. Students will work on multiple projects throughout the course. Free 3D models available for download from car to humans 3D assets. Available in number of file formats including MAX, OBJ, FBX, 3DS, STL, C4D, BLEND, MA, MB. Find professional 3D models for any 3D design projects like virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), games, 3D architecture visualization or animation. From these videos you will learn the majority of Maya’s features covering all tasks in the production phase. You’ll also come to understand why Maya became a de-facto standard for the 3D industry. Adding Maya to your toolset will certainly make you a valuable member of any creative team. Oct 25, 2017 Because of its highly customizable user interface, Maya is an industry favorite among for both 3D modeling and 3D animators. It is a very powerful 3D modeler: 3D models in Maya can be modified with its comprehensive node tool with only a couple of keystrokes. Shape 3D objects and scenes with intuitive modeling tools in Maya® software. Create realistic effects—from explosions to cloth simulation.

Our digit­al recon­struc­tion con­cen­trates on most of the build­ings at the inner area, which is often called Chichén Nuevo.

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Palenque

Palenque is a medi­um-sized site, much smal­ler than such huge sites as Tikal or Copán, but it con­tains some of the finest archi­tec­ture, sculp­ture, roof comb and bas-relief carvings the Maya pro­duced. Much of the his­tory of Palenque has been recon­struc­ted from read­ing the hiero­glyph­ic inscrip­tion on the many monu­ments, and his­tor­i­ans now have a long sequence of the rul­ing dyn­asty of Palenque in the sev­enth cen­tury and extens­ive know­ledge of the city states rivalry with oth­er states such as Calak­mul and Ton­iná. The most fam­ous ruler of Palenque is Pac­al the Great whose tomb has been found and excav­ated in the temple of the inscrip­tions.

Our digit­al recon­struc­tion con­cen­trates on the fam­ous build­ings at the cent­ral area around the Steph­ens’s Plaza with the sour­round­ing Cross Group and the Temple of the Inscrip­tions Court with the Palace.

Uxmal

The late-Clas­sic Maya site of Uxmal (“oosh-mahl”, mean­ing “thrice-built”) in the Yucatan dates from before the 10th cen­tury AD. It is con­sidered one of the most com­plex and beau­ti­ful expres­sions of Puuc archi­tec­ture and, for many, is a major high­light of a Yucatán vaca­tion.

Our digit­al recon­struc­tion con­cen­trates on all fam­ous build­ings at the cent­ral area.

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Tikal

The res­id­en­tial area of Tikal cov­ers an estim­ated 60 square kilo­metres , much of which has not yet been cleared, mapped, or excav­ated. A huge set of earth­works has been dis­covered ringing Tikal with a 6‑metres wide trench behind a ram­part. The 16 square kilo­metres area around the site core has been intens­ively mapped it may have enclosed an area of some 125 square kilo­metres. Pop­u­la­tion estim­ates place the demo­graph­ic size of the site between 10,000 and 90,000, and pos­sibly 425,000 in the sur­round­ing area. Recently, a pro­ject explor­ing the defens­ive earth­works has shown that the scale of the earth­works is highly vari­able and that in many places it is incon­sequen­tial as a defens­ive fea­ture. In addi­tion, some parts of the earth­work were integ­rated into a canal sys­tem. The earth­work of Tikal var­ies sig­ni­fic­antly in cov­er­age from what was ori­gin­ally pro­posed and it is much more com­plex and mul­ti­fa­ceted than ori­gin­ally thought.

Our digit­al recon­struc­tion con­cen­trates on the 5 largest temples named Temples I — V at the cent­ral area as well as the Great Pyr­am­id of the Lost World- area.

Maya Calendario — 3D-animated Model of the Mayan Calendar-Wheels

We designed a cor­rect HiRes 3D-Mod­el of the May­an Cal­en­dar includ­ing all days until 21st of decem­ber 2012. Read more

Codex Dresden­sis — 3D Recon­struc­tion of the Maya Codex in Dresden

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Anim­ated 3D-Mod­el of the Dresden Maya Codex show­ing its cur­rent con­di­tion and blend­ing to a refined ver­sion of the Kings­bor­ough-rep­licat from 1826. Read more

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Maya3D Showreel 2012