This is a very close replica of Ely Cathedral. The Stained Glass designs were changed as well as some other details. The measurements are almost one to one, so this is a very realistic church based on actual blueprints and not on fantasy.

Model has 24 parts total as of right now. Please note: I will make the church exterior and objects later (confessionals, benches, altars, crucifix...). Future improvements on this church model will be uploaded and updated here.

Everything has a unique texture and is UV Unwrapped.

IMPORTANT: Because some of the walls and the floor are single polygons (no thickness), some render engines might have trouble calculating two separate single-poly surfaces as one big surface, so if you use, say, a dome light or a environment shader (physical sky), the engine can mistakingly allow some light rays to travel between the edges of these two touching polygons which will result in one unexpected glowing line running across the floor or walls, so in order to prevent this, I made one big CAGE that covers the entire church except in the stained glass areas, and thus blocks light rays from penetrating where they shouldn't. You should assign a simple BLACK shader to the CAGE and disable it's primary visibility and maybe secondary too - so it wont show in the renders - it should only block the light. The CAGE solution fixed this problem 100%.

Every part of the Cathedral is named the same as its texture. It should be easy to assign the textures. FLOOR parts and FILL WALL parts should receive the corresponding floor (either BLACK, RED or WHITE) and fill wall textures and I recommend tiling these textures as you see fit.

Total Poly Count - 1630722

BY Section:

OCTOGON - 477133ROMANESQUE_MIDDLE_NAVE_L - 83718ROMANESQUE_MIDDLE_NAVE_R - 84727ROMANESQUE_NAVE - 215829ROMANESQUE_ENTRANCE - 108061GOTHIC_NAVE - 658521CAGE - 2733

*I recommend using any format other than the .obj, because the .obj does not have the grouping that I made in order to organize the Cathedral parts. Original MAYA scene included with the lighting I used for the renders (Redshift) *

Please do not use this model in any way that can be offensive to Jesus Christ and the Catholic Church.