About

Redesign

Hello and welcome to the new design of resources.blogscopia.com. As you can see we have wordpress as CMS now, and you can vote and comment every model. We hope you like the new interactivity of the site.

Files

You can download all the files of the models section for free. They have been designed for infoarchitecture an CGI works

Every zipped file contains the license that you can find here too. Basically you can do anything with the files. The only limitation is redistribution without attribution to Scopia.

Formats

All the files are modeled with Blender, then we export they to 3DS and OBJ with UV coordinates. We use Sketchup too and some files can be downloaded with its format (skp) and in Google Earth’s format (KMZ).

We used Yafray as renderer, and the materials’ setup are optimized to use with it. But in some files you can see that we use materials with Indigo’s and Yafaray setup. Look at the files legend.

The new models will be availabe in sh3d too. This is the format file of sweethome3d. You can import .obj files into sweethome3d too, but maybe the textures will be wrong if the model is old.

Uploads

This site will be updated with new models periodically (once a week). Subscribe to our RSS to check the new models.

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Thanks a lot!

Comments

14 responses to “About”

  1. Johnny Ancich

    Hi,

    I am new to Blender and 3d modelling in general. I have a question about free models such as yours and “creative commons 3”. I draw cartoons (2d) as a hobby but now I want to branch out into 3D. If I setup a scene with models of furniture with my own 3d characters, then render the scene as a jpeg, do I still need to somehow attribute back? I’m a little queezy about copyright issues; I recently drew something something using another cartoonist’s image as a guide, but he felt the resemblance was too close and basically chastized me and threatened legal action…. all over a chicken!

    Johnny Ancich
    http://www.PastExpiry.com

  2. Carlos Folch

    Hello Johnny,
    You can use the models to render scenes without attribution, don’t worry about that. You only must to attribute the model if you want to distribute it πŸ˜‰

  3. Giordano Nobles

    Hi.

    Thank you very much for share your work. I am developing a simulation with ogre, and I need to model the scenario. I’m using blender with a script to export the models into the .mesh and .material files. Can I use these (yours) files (models)? and what about the license, how I handle it?

    Giordano Nobles.

  4. Carlos Folch

    Hi Giordano,
    You can use the models and distribute them with your simulation. A link to this web, maybe in your blog or in the simulation credits, will be appreciated πŸ˜€

  5. John

    Hi

    Do you think it would be nice to be able to put 3D models inside a web page and allow the user to navigate in 3D around your model. Blender has an Export to X3D capability and I tried it with one of your models. You can see the result as demo35 in this 3D gallery.

    http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5095342/Xj3DApplet/rc1_pack200/3DGallery.html

    Just drag and click your left mouse button to move around in the 3D scene.

    I use Java to display 3D in a web page so you might want to check that you have a current version of Java on your machine.

    http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp

    Do you think that this is useful to put 3D in a webpage? Is this something you have tried before or even considered. Any feedback would be appreciated.

  6. Carlos Folch

    Hi John,

    Yes, it would be nice, but I would like to wait for webgl to show interactive 3d models. Java is a great solution (I’m always impressed by sweethome3d) but still I prefer a standard solution πŸ˜‰

    Anyway thanks for your links, they are very interesting!!

    PS: Your page gives me an applet error (Unable to start Xj3D Applet). I use Ubuntu 10.10, with firefox and chrome, with sun-jav6-jre instead of openjdk.

  7. John

    X3D is the ISO standard for 3D on the web, and blender has an Export to X3D functionality built in. You can find out more about X3D by visiting the web3d.org website. I used Java to implement X3D and display it in a web page. The link I provided was tested mostly with Windows and OSX operating systems and works fine with the current version of Java. I also have an X3D implementation based on webgl that is a work in progress. Here is another lite version of the applet for you to try to see if you can view the your blender models in a webpage.

    http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5095342/web3d/web16.html

    Just click on Sample1 to Sample6 to see a different blender model in the webpage and then left click and drag your mouse to navigate in the 3D scene.

  8. Carlos Folch

    This last link works fine in my office computer (ubuntu 9.04 and sun-java6-jre) πŸ˜€
    I think this is very interesting and I would like to follow your progress. If you need some special model let me know πŸ˜‰

  9. John

    Good to hear that it worked on your ubuntu 9.04 machine, I will look into the problem with Ubuntu 10.10. Did the first link with the 3D Gallery work on your ubuntu 9.04 machine? I have been told that it worked perfectly with Debian (Linux), but I don’t have a linux machine to test it on.

    Right now I am trying to identify and get fixed any bugs with Blender 2.5 Beta’s Export to X3D functionality. When I report a bug they usually get on it right away and fix it. I want to get it working properly before blender 2.5 get’s out of Beta. So if you have any architecture related blend files with CC license that I could use to test, that would be much appreciated. Maybe a sample file of something like this picture from your website.

    https://resources.blogscopia.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/modelos1.jpg

    let me know if you have something like this on your free model list.

    Thanks in advance

  10. Carlos Folch

    Sure! I will send you the scene by email πŸ˜‰

  11. CΓ©sar Salazar

    hi Carlos… i have a question: where are you from???…

  12. Carlos Folch

    Ouch! I’m from El Prat de Llobregat, a little city near Barcelona (Spain) πŸ™‚

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    why?

  14. Carlos Folch

    Hi, what do you mean? You can browse this site from everywhere πŸ˜‰

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Hello! I am Carlos Folch, a blender user that works for the company Scopia . We make 3D images and videos and we like to share 3D models with you.

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