Individual Layers in Sketchup
Once the timber model was complete. Both Matt and I had created around 50 layers each with different parts if the timber house. I numbered the layers so that there was a correct order that mimics the construction schedule of a house. This will also make a simpler transition into cry engine as we would all understand the order they need to show/hide.
Made into Stages that combine groups of models
After speaking with Russel and the group we decided to make the process more simple by showing groups of models because with construction, multiple things usually go on at once.
Stages are then shown as scenes with description of what they include.
After writing the description of each stage of the timber house construction. This was given to Nikko to include in his HUD for Cryengine. The animation also helps Tim and other group members visualize what will be shown in real time at specific points of time. Shown below are the stages and their description.
STAGE 1 :
Site Unexcavated & Cleared
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The site is fenced off ready for construction.
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Site is cleared of any obstructions
STAGE 2 :
Site Excavated
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Excavation at rear of the slope for retaining
wall (30 degree batter)
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Excavate footing for retaining wall
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Holes for Post footings are drilled out of the
ground
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Footings for brick wall supports and fire place
also dug out
STAGE 3:
Formwork & Reinforcing
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Large Cylindrical pipes used for formwork for
post footings
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Plywood formwork
built around all other trenches
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Steel reinforcing placed within these excavations adding
strength once concrete is pored
STAGE 4:
Pour Concrete & Build Retaining Wall
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Concrete is poured into formwork and levelled
off.
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Posts anchors are set in post footings
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Build block retaining wall
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Placed perforated pipe around retaining wall and
backfill around with gravel
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Fix Ant-cap over post footings
STAGE 5:
Ground Up and Fireplace
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Fix timber posts (150x150) to anchors
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Build and clad brick fireplace which also acts
as a bearer support for ground floor
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Fix Timber bearers (300x75 x 2) to posts with
bracket
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Fix timber floor joists (240x45) to bearers
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Fix timber floor sheeting to floor joists
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Timber posts bracing is tensioned
STAGE 6:
First Floor and Brick Supports
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Build first Floor Studwork with Noggings, bottom
and Top plates.
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Included opening for Windows and Door Frames in
Studwork
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Build Internal Stair case from first floor up to
second floor
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Front Veranda Posts are fixed with brackets to
Anchors and bearer brackets
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Build and clad brick wall supports which also
acts as a bearer support for Verandas
STAGE 7:
Second Floor
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Build Second Floor Studwork with Noggings,
bottom and Top plates.
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Included opening for Windows and Door Frames in
Studwork
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Steel Frame for large Curtain Wall Window
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Timber Posts for Verandas and Steel Structure
Support fixed to anchors
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Fix Front joists and floor sheeting
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Fix Front
veranda bearers to Brick wall supports
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Fix Joists across Studwork for second floor
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Fix floor sheeting to joists
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Fix bearers and joists for Back veranda
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Entry Stairs
STAGE 8:
Roof & Steel Structure
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Fix Roof Joists and Rafters to Studwork
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Metal Roof Sheeting
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Steel Structure beams fix to timber posts
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Roof Sheeting over front veranda
STAGE 9:
Details and Finishes
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External Claddings
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Insulation Batts
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Internal Plaster Board
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Doors and Windows
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Railings
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Fireplace Steel Chimney
SECTION
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Long Section of house
Image showing all Timber Stages from 1-9
Image showing all Timber Stages from 1-9
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