Morroblivion

No objections from me. Its looking very grand, I am starting to get a sense of walking into a Galactic Senate chamber :-P

I actually really like it! :)  But yeah, a little worried about how well the existing interiors will fit.

btw what program do you use for the modeling and textures?

Your welcome. Thanks for the info.

I'd add colored torches or go for a Tibetan temple look with the many weather worn flags blowing in the wind. There is a lively spiritual feel when wind is present- that and fire. It's the sense of energy.

For ambience in the markets and outside stalls I'd recommend adding those Ashlander Wind chimes too. That helps with sounds of a market. Lot's of animals and people. Maybe make a bunch of "Pilgrim" NPC's who can camp out like beggars, along with beggars (lot's of ambience) outside somewhere that beat their unworthy heads on the statues, you know? You could have an over hanging somewhere and a dozen or so bedrolls for the weary travelers, and a guy who plays music and sleeps outside.

Cities like this have a lot bustle and poor folks that support the upper classes.

Great work so far! Thank you

Skywind is a recreation of Morrowind

This takes place at the same time that Morrowind took place, 200 Hundred years before the Events of Skyrim. All the quests are same, all the NPCs are the same, Red mountain hasn't erupted yet, etc.

Therefore this is years before Vivec city is destroyed.

Thanks guys, just a little confusion.

i have a question when will skywind and skyblivion be finished?

Honestly I don't think you need to change anything more with the High Fane, I mean it had a lot of thought put into it and its the most grandeur building I've seen in the Elder Scrolls, which is what you were aiming for right.

So I think getting the base right and the ramp/stairs and bridges to and from it will be key to getting it in game. Foullows work on Vivec cantons is being converted as we speak, and check out some of his new work to see what sort of direction its taking. It might pay to import his models so that a cohesive style can be done for the lead up to the high-fane. I'll see if we can get you some of his canton model bases.

Your High Fane model is awesome! I really like the direction you're going with it. Also, those alcoves on either side of the door look like perfect places to put statues, maybe giant ordinators standing guard over the entrance? Or something from the Tribunal mythology?

Its too grand, sorry your going to have to scrape the idea...well ok, it can be grand :)

i didn't see you added the water output things. well then keep up the good work it looks awesome.

Ok, I think the corner houses do look a bit odd, like something that wouldn't be built. I'd like to see it them either rounded all the way around, so no flat roof, or having the part the leads up to the flat roof convex rather than concave as to give it a more natural flow. These are just suggestions of course :)

It gets better and better, in my opinion you should make the side towers a bit higher (like the minarets around hagia sophia)  it could highlight more the main building.

Personally, I miss the towers with the bridge/ramp that you added in your 6th post. Mainly, I liked the design of the bridge itself. That's not to say I don't like the current version just as much, maybe even more. I just really liked the ramp lol.

If I may? A couple of suggestions from what I can tell in the pictures. The entrance entrances on the left of the first picture from your last post look a bit odd; like they've been stretched instead of built. The view from in front of them (if they're the same as in previous picture) is just fine; it's just the side view that looks a little wierd.

Second, don't forget the idea of the waterfalls. Especially from either suspended/standalone stairs/ramp. I only bring them up again as I think they would be good tools for helping to feel the sense of wonder that the building is striving for (and succeeding at from the look of things) from a distance. That's the same reason I liked the suspended ramp from your earlier versions. It looked like the building itself would be amazing up close, and the just seeing the giant ramp you have to cross to get there from a distance would make it all the better, but without putting it too far over the top because it would be in two different ways that it's "awe"some. I hope that makes sense written out.

A third idea that I had awhile ago and won't fit so well now, but I liked enough that I feel the urge to mention, is platforms on either side of the stairs. imagine the entire staircase pulled back a bit. Now, add slanted walls similar-ish to the balcony over the top of the stairs. That could provide a place for the statues or whatever. (This sounds kind of odd imagining it from the current version. Imagine it back when it had the floating bridge, 'cause that's when the idea struck me. It looks better mentally back then.)

Last, the ideas I gave above are, like most things in society, nothing but personal opinion lol. I'm not saying you need to change anything; I'm just trying to give ideas. This is so much more than I could have managed that I'm in no position to be telling you how to do things haha. Great work.

No one cares about the gondoliers, let them sink lol.

As for the bridge, I for one would be happy to see it return, but that's just one opinion. If you could manage to have the bridge with the interiors still logically fitting, that'd be awesome. I'm personally not too worried about the lore, but I know a lot of others are, so I'll stay out of that debate.

About the doorways, if it was intentional, then you may safely ignore everything I said about them. I don't think it looks bad, just like it was made from clay and was stretched. Since that was the intention, I'd say you hit the nail on the head.

However it ends up, people will complain because it doesn't have this or that, so just make it look good so they can admire it while they gripe ;)