Restore the cityscape of the 17th century London with a 3D CG movie using Crytek engine

Create beautiful 3D graphics game "CryENGINEIs a German game companyCrytekIt is a game engine developed by the company. A contest for students using CryENGINE sponsored by such Crytek companyOff the MapSo I won the first victoryDemontant Fort UniversityThe student team's work is "Pudding Lane Productions". The streets of London in the 17th century are reproduced in 3D CG graphics.

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"Pudding Lane Productions"


Off the Map contest,British Library (British Library), Video game culture projectGameCityIt is done under the alliance of.


At the beginning of the movie, materials such as pictures and maps which became the basis are displayed.


Dim street. The title has become "Pudding Lane"Occurred in 1666London fireThe baker who was the source of the fire.


Because plague was prevalent in London until the 17th century, materials that are representative of the devastation at the time are also used.


Graphic along the street where private houses stand.


And the camera angle that the scene switches and is flying over the city of London reproduced with CG.


I will slowly get down into the city.


Going through the alley ... ....


There is Pudding Lane before burning.


Move around the city looking around.


We will come to a dark street. Reproduce accessories placed on the desk.


In the 17th centuryLondon BridgeThe gate.


Slightly backing you can see a square with a high tower.


The town is foggy on the whole, and pigs that are clinging upside down are made quite precisely because they want flies.


Reproduce the layout of the building as accurately as possible from maps and materials at the time. According to the blog of the student who made the work, the location of the bakery from the original fire stated that it was difficult to figure out the original address.


Pudding Lane Productions, which reproduced what is worth preserving historically using game technology, was a new attempt to leave tomorrow the cityscape of the then lost in the London Fire.