We 3D Scanned a GHOST TOWN to Preserve it Forever

[@GhostTownLiving]

This was such an amazing time! Thank you guys so much. Preserving history for many generations to come. I'm excited to keep scanning up here and adding to it.

[@GenuineNPC]

MY TWO FAVORITE CHANNELS DKGNEOSNFLWMABXFISNBCK!!!! I'm alright. Everything is fine. Not freaking out. Definitely not looking forward to more collaboration. Nope, not me.

[@Vesterbop]

Love you Brent ❤️

[@Tomemos1Jager]

I would've never imagine this collab! :D

[@kduran744]

Been watching your channel for a while now since you got the place, crazy now that youre collabirating with Corridor

[@kiidmarzgamez1602]

i discovered your video's a couple days ago and now corridor linked with you!!! thats awesome!!!!

[@DasVERMiT]

So I did a little googling and the "F.R.P." on the hammer with the anchor is the logo for "Fayette R. Plumb, Inc.", the company that made the hammer. (It's a Nevada Pattern Sledge Hammer.) I believe the company was incorporated in 1899 so it's probably from not too long after that seeing as it's the most primitive version of the logo that I could find.

[@CorridorCrew]

Amazing! Sent this to Brent.

[@shrekjuniorv2561]

Good job OP 👍

[@classicaltrombone]

Wren is literally a puppy dog. He gets so authentically excited about EVERYTHING and it makes me authentically excited about it too. :)

[@Reia.P]

And starts licking things that he shouldn't until Nick told him not to

[@Touchmylantern]

@@Reia.P Lmao

[@Real28]

He's my #1 fave at CD for his enthusiasm. #2 is Clint, sho is a few notches below. Sad to see him leave but everyone has an end date for where they work. Wren is awesome though.

[@Kholaslittlespot1]

Literally and almost figuratively but not quite either.

[@fbbinoire201]

*he wants you to be excited

[@Jarekthegamingdragon]

Woa, didn't expect to see brent on this channel. Awesome! I'm all for it.

[@DoomguyIsGrinningAtYou.]

Hello there.

[@danskartbg422]

I know you from your half-life mod Reviews

[@EveBatStudios]

Seen this name a bunch of places too

[@MisterFilOfficial]

Marvel: "endgame is the most ambitious crossover event in history" Corridor Crew ft. GhostTownLiving ft. Polycam: "hold my 3d scan"

[@perbinator6]

475 likes without comments?

[@spongepat7369]

SOO TRUEEE

[@xbatusai]

You can tell how happy Brent looks, imagine living in the middle of nowhere and then having tech guys so interested in what you do and having a great time sharing the things you both love.

[@ThomasFoolery]

this needs to be a series. traveling the world, reserving places digitally

[@mrcydonia]

And each episode would have a link to where you could walk around the area in 3-D.

[@jamesgoldring1052]

P

[@vaibhavkumar6308]

A discovery show would be awesome.

[@niktniewiem4785]

YES!

[@rafalfaro]

It's what Quixel does.

[@ethan1142028]

Awesome to see Jan just wearing his new finger like no biggie. Such cool "continuity" in the Corridor Universe

[@CorridorCrew]

He made a few more and wears one every day!

[@cleanlens]

@@CorridorCrew or he isnt washing them

[@wselander]

Jan is seriously one of the most interesting people on this planet. More videos feat him plz!

[@dinozorman]

nice, hes such a cool guy. i forgot he even had that.

[@Kholaslittlespot1]

Do I need more finger? I will add fingers if needed.

[@BeinIan]

Now that you have a 3d model of Brent and the town, all you need is a mocap suit and a mic and he can preserve a full guided tour. In hundreds of years, Brent will still be the keeper of this town he loves so much.

[@BLAHAJ_GAMING431]

I have never wanted to re-quote Two Minute Papers so badly in my life

[@CorvWase96]

This is by far the most amazing thing you guys have ever done. The level of joy in this guy's face when he sees his life passion realized by others and able to be spread like wildfire is something so wholesome. Well done guys.

[@GezzaRice1]

Yep :)

[@AudraT]

Very cool project... and my mind is thinking "let's make this place into a Halo map! Yeeeeaaaaaah!"

[@shawnphenry]

The scans are just incredible. Being able to visit virtually really shows off the details and history. I am thankful to witness it 'up close'. Great job!

[@ThomasJFoolery]

I can’t even explain how happy I am you guys are working with this guy, he’s so cool.

[@hughjass3014]

no doubt. Corridor Crew and Ghost Town Living are two of my favorite channels, soooooo stoked they're working together

[@dizydeus]

A collab I don't expect but surely is welcome!

[@SatansAnus]

@@dizydeus hell yeah

[@SmithKurosaki]

Came here to say this. I hope Brent is able to save the place

[@mohammadzafar7891]

@@hughjass3014 you got a hugh jass man lol

[@lonestar98]

This is actually pretty groundbreaking in respect to preserving historical sites and artifacts. Great video

[@cleanlens]

they didnt scan the monke tho

[@oculicious]

bruh, people have been doing this for a long ass time

[@EricHamm]

They have had VR for archaeological sites for awhile now, since we had good 3d cameras. Really just needed the applications to stitch it all together and make it look good for the common man. This takes it up a notch but without VFX artist to incorporate into something like Unreal still just any new breakthrough. They have had Stonehenge and Shackleton's hut up in VR on KZbin for many years and I am sure there is many more of which I am sure quite a few are proprietary. May Favorite one is where David Attenborough walk alongside dinosaurs and you can really get the scale as you move around to see the size compared to David.

[@dinozorman]

@@oculicious of course; the amazing part is how easy it is now, an IR grid from a pocket phone synced with the color data, and badass processing from photo frames.

[@rikerdavis2843]

Will the future civilization know how how to use our technology?

[@deataification]

This was a totally cool episode! Was great to hear of Polycam, gonna make my own projects a bit faster! Thanks for the tip!

[@Kholaslittlespot1]

Looks good. Did it have weird pricing?

[@Jst4vdeos]

Scaniverse is a great alternative too, I find it works much better for fast captures of environments

[@Vedertesu]

En uskonut löytäväni sua täältä

[@deataification]

@@Jst4vdeos gonna have to check that out too

[@LaggerSVK]

@@deataification I am mostly scanning relatively small things in range of meters and centimetres and I find scaniverse the best not just in terms of scan but all the features like measurements, exporting so on... And no I am not paid by them :D

[@AlmightyRawks]

I saw this one video of this guy in Cerro Gordo where he said he'd been without human contact for so long, it actually felt strange when people came to visit, and that he had to talk for a longer period of time. I am wondering if he had a similar experience here? Either way, this guy is doing amazing work. I'm so glad you all supported him!!

[@non_regulars]

“Don’t lick it” Wren: Don’t mind if I do.

[@Jermet]

@ANFimages Join me and help me banish these thot bots from your comment realm. We will show no mercy

[@Jermet]

Seriously though the bots are annoying

[@guillermodelnoche]

Wren must suffer from Pica. Licking dirty things would definitely fall under that. Hopefully he doesn’t lick his One Wheel!

[@ville6211]

@@Jermet Reporting them all!

[@ronpetersen2317]

This is why they stopped making lead mini figurines for Dungeons and Dragons. Those damn Troll lickers. :D

[@CabJC]

It is so amazing that we have reached a point in developing technology that we can use our phones to 3D scan places. Taking photos was so cool just 15 years or so ago, and now this. As a teacher I'm amazed by the fact that we can potentially do excursions to museums or foreign towns with our students to show them different places of the world. Combine them with videos and photos and we have the future of education at hand.

[@pixels_per_inch]

I was shocked when I could even scan objects in 3D using Sony's 3D creator back in 2017. Now that we're able to scan an entire location is insane!

[@zwenkwiel816]

imagine what we'll be doing 15 years from now...

[@danielrhode9902]

Hey guys, as someone who works extensively in historic preservation and had worked in museums etc. I can tell you that this is game changing. Thank you so much for doing this, I know many groups who will be using it in the future to document buildings and artifacts

[@WillowPolson]

Yes! I also work with a local historic site and museum (Coulterville, CA) and have already proposed that we bring this up at the next board meeting!

[@OzSainT76]

I’ve been following Brent’s process since day one and it’s amazing the amount of support he’s had. Seeing the corridor crew there was amazing.

[@alicehansen9870]

I always love Wren's passion and enthusiasm for everything he ever does and it really shines through in this ep. We really need more people like Wren to make our world a better place. I love the idea of using modern tech to preserve decaying history that is often lost or forgotten.

[@powdereyes2210]

I just think there could be a better way of doing that like using high quality cameras to record every bit of detail and turning it 3d when technology gets better instead of making a 3d recreation from a phone right off the bat I know it won’t be as immersive but it’ll save so much more detail

[@thatsuspiciouswhalenut]

Can't wait for this to be used on other ancient places. Imagine being able to look at some really old historic places without going there and potentially damaging them

[@EET321]

That would be incredible. Visiting a projection map museum with historic places(and times) across the world.

[@c3ramics]

Same!

[@ArjanTigchelaar]

Some of the pyramids in Egypt have 360 degrees photography tours. Like Google street view inside the pyramid or tomb. I forgot the website it's on though.

[@SlowSlowSloth]

It's already being done to lots of old historic places and to lots of museum pieces.

[@connorclarke8148]

As someone who works in scanning I can tell you this stuff is already being done for museums from ancient buildings to even people. It pretty cool.

[@inspector_beyond]

You know when you love Brent's Cerro Gordo town when the video starts and you see the landscape, you instantly know what Ghost Town is it.

[@2K8Si]

I've been visiting his channel a lot over the last year or so... But this is truly awesome. Two channels that I frequent coming together... What a spectacular colab!

[@cleanlens]

k man

[@magomando]

This is a really nice feel good moment. Not only are they scanning and preserving Cero Gordo, I noticed that Jan was ACTUALLY using the finger that Wren 3D printed for him. He's using it exactly as Wren was hoping he would. Practically.

[@powdereyes2210]

What else would he use as a finger

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Such a cool use of drones and 3D scanning!

[@perbinator6]

Just 28 likes without comments?

[@soapy4607]

@@perbinator6 just one reply and no likes?

[@VictorDude98]

Okay now Corridor HAS to film a zombie cowboy video on location there, would be amazing being able to use the 3D footage for something

[@IKWerewolf]

I say something horror based; a drama or reality game show?

[@SuzakuX]

They dug too deep.

[@Ravn7]

Or game

[@Backroad_Junkie]

They could do an entire D&D setting in the town and monster lair (aka the mine, lol...)

[@dinozorman]

@@Backroad_Junkie i mean... dungeon crawling at its best.

[@g0oberdm417]

The amazing part about this is that other historical sites around the world could possibly use the same system! Fair play to Brent for his efforts, he'll inspire a lot of people to go out and document the world.

[@albyjackson01]

Jan is wearing the prostetic pinky Wren made him. That's awesome

[@IridescentJess]

i was about to comment about this, it's actually incredibly wholesome to see that he's still using it and that wren did a really good job with it

[@madkvideo]

Timestamp?

[@crisisalert3029]

@@madkvideo @3:50 Left Hand, prothestic pinky finger is curled.

[@SirWrender]

Not only that, but he’s made a whole collection on his own!! He’s got 16 now, each a different color!!

[@thork6974]

The Power of Five!

[@LordBloodraven]

I visited this town with my science class 20 years ago. It looks exactly the same, which is a testament to the efforts made to preserve it all these years. Great job!

[@AuthenTech]

wow that fpv export for land was genius 🤯

[@JoshuaCrippsPhotography]

Awesome collab! Love both these channels. And it's doubly cool since Cerro Gordo is right down the road from me.

[@kill3rbamb146]

I was planning a trip to Vegas last year and wanted to visit, lucky

[@DasVERMiT]

I always love when two of my favorite channels have crossover episodes! :D

[@varjen018]

If only the diesel maniacs would have been there too...

[@M3LSK1]

this is cool, this place looks like a good inspiration for an upcoming project I'm doing. I will be looking at the scans!

[@niek024]

Now I'm curious! What are you working on?

[@superbat137]

nice

[@Matt-bg5wg]

I highly recommend GhostTownLiving it’s so much fun, and so damn interesting. One of the best channels on KZbin.

[@jubbjubb535]

KEWK

[@M3LSK1]

@@niek024 for now it's a concept, but to make it vague, it's sort of an adventure game.

[@DannyMNL]

I used to work for a company that 3D scans buildings and infrastructure, with the goal of using these scans for creating accurate plans for construction and remodelling. We also scanned some bronze statues so if they got stolen, there was a digital copy that could be used to cast new statues. I can tell you that photogrammetry is NOT the way to go to create accurate copies of buildings. This video already shows that a lot of artifacts show up, and that geometry of objects gets very chunky, as shown on the hinge wheel that does not look round or the mineshaft model that shows all the shapes blending together. Lidar is the way to go, but not the lidar that is present on mobile phones, it is not accurate enough. Sure, it looks like it worked fine in the mines, but if you were to go round in a circle you would find the ends would not meet up. You need stationary scanners like Faro Focus or Riegl Vz400i for this. Using these scanners you can get extremely accurate representations, and you can map entire buildings or mineshafts, and the geometry will always match up. Long story short, photogrammetry is cool for smaller projects that don't require that much accuracy, but if you need the actual geometry data to make digital copies, high-end Lidar is the only way to go.

[@Peakarya]

I work for a lidar and full body capture company and we were talking only a couple weeks ago about how inaccurate the ipad/iPhone scan stuff is. So much is hidden by the textures but its sooooo blocky. We use Leica scanners and nothing can beat out proper lidar scanners at the moment.

[@calebschmucker4698]

I'm sure either option would be better than what they are doing, but they would also cost more than is likely affordable. Polycam uses hardware almost everyone has. This will allow for them to crowdsource having more and more objects scanned. An imperfect and rough scan is better than no scan at all.

[@katanshin]

to be fair to Polywhatever, photogrammetry improves with more data, but the bottle neck is the matching/rectification process and backprojection which scales quadratically on the number of photos anyway. So long as they're willing to put in the manual annotation effort to 'finish' the result, they're making the right call between cost of hardware etc and final quality.

[@skylx0812]

The whole thing seems kinda V'ger-ish to me. Sans the bald chick.

[@richardstrage3682]

one question, i know nothing of this stuff. but if i wanted to remodel a room or a garden, can you scan the place and then go in and to the remodeling to see how the results would be?

[@TheLeadZebra]

This is incredible, I loved the look on his face, this is clearly a scope that was never expected and its come out so good. You guys are amazing for helping make this dream come true.

[@barkerism6461]

Thank you Corridor for giving back to the KZbin community that made you into the company you are today, this kind of inclusion is amazing to see! Great colab!

[@lolziz]

I remember coming across the guy's KZbin channel, unexpected collab but sick nonetheless.

[@TheProky]

Nice! Glad to see two of my favorite channels collaborating!

[@thenivlacianempire8574]

This is super cool, and not only for preservation, I bet that it could be possible to use this for full blown VR video games, or just general video games, possibly saving a ton of time making object, and building models. This is seriously amazing, great job to the people producing this technology, and to him for wanting to do this cool thing.

[@EveBatStudios]

As someone who got really into drones for 3d scanning I'm really glad to see the channel covering this! Its a really cool process more photographers should consider :)

[@WouldYouRather365]

Oh man, this is a team up I never knew would come. Brent from Ghost Town Living is such an amazingly wholesome dude.

[@Kinnan011]

This makes me so happy for Brent, I know he dreams of making a complete and accurate map of the mines below CG and i think hes now able to do it, albeit over a long time. Great stuff, so good to see corridor and brent doing a collab.

[@diamondninja4938]

I do professional 3D scanning for construction/As-builts, and if we were to scan that whole place with our terrestrial/mobile lidar scanners (inside and out in color). I would say it would be somewhere between 1 to 3 terrabytes of data.

[@tiagotiagot]

Would that be before or after converting it to polygons?

[@diamondninja4938]

@@tiagotiagot I'm talking more about making a 3D point cloud of the place, not photogrammetry. Only using pictures to apply color to the scan points. So after all the scans are registered without cleaning, I would say around 1-3 terrabytes depending on the resolution and density you want. Although you can make a mesh from point cloud, we don't really do that because we need the real data with exact points.

[@diamondninja4938]

@Mage Enderman With clean up maybe it would be 10% smaller

[@davemcdaniel4856]

Absolutely. I use reigl lidar scanning for collision reconstruction and my scene files easily push 450 to 500gb.

[@diamondninja4938]

@@davemcdaniel4856 yup

[@hioeo]

God I am SO HAPPY y'all are helping Brent with his project!! I absolutely LOVE his channel! Just started watching about 3 weeks ago. So informative, entertaining, and interesting!!

[@nickolasdaff6217]

This is super awesome, and ability to reach site as you mentioning it in video is stunning. Such a great immersive experience is be able to walk in a mines with this hubs thing.

[@_khooman_chronicles_]

As a fan of the ghost town living, I'm happy to see you guys collab.

[@phatputer]

Was surprised to see Wren appear in this week's video, pleasantly

[@motopumpkin3129]

It's times like this I'm reminded we live in such an amazing time for technology, I would play a videogame in this town, escape the witch, ghouls in the mines, werewolves, I'm so glad so many KZbin channels work with each other. Thank you for doing this guys!

[@HalfWarrior]

I had been watching Brent for awhile because I was so enamored and intrigued by the history;and Corridor has been a staple for me as an artist; so this is absolutely awesome! Thanks everyone!

[@georgewhite1078]

I see a huge commercial application for this technology for monitoring and trouble shooting industrial process when it's not practical to be in the field. I dreamed of doing this a decade ago but the technology wasn't even close to what you have achieved. Well done!!

[@mMU4aCpVq-j]

Technology used in this project is just too amazing. I often hear lidar as I am using some earth observation data for my college research but never known what lidar can do. This is just too inspiring.

[@djbis]

Science: "you know lead is poisonous, right?" Wren: "Im'a lick it."

[@DogsRNice]

He’s like that one dwarf in dwarf fortress who gets in a strange mood and makes a galena mug

[@vgaportauthority9932]

No worries, it's only brain damage. Out of sight out of mind I say.

[@djbis]

@@vgaportauthority9932 lmao

[@pappi8338]

Im'a....

[@LiaIsTheCutestKitten]

That 3D tunnel map is extremely exciting to see. I went down the "tunnel expedition" rabbithole last year after YT kept suggesting it and one thing I really wanted to see was a map of the locations to get a true sense of scale but a lot of these places weren't mapped at all. Genuinely pumped for a new wave of exploration to pop up in the coming years where these utterly insane abandoned shafts get a 3D map to truly help me grasp the magnitude of these claustrophobia inducing tunnels.

[@dizzygoboom847]

Holy shit! These have been my 2 go to channels everyday for the last year or so, this is the coolest collab I could ask for! I’ve been interested in this place since the ghost adventures episode. So cool to see you guys rebuilding after the fire and the climbing of the rock wall. However the mining the galena for bars is hands down some of the best content on KZbin in my opinion.

[@anthonyj.adventures9736]

So glad i found this video. 1st i love old western stuff like this. And the scanning and mapping you offer 8s awesome. There's a old railroad bridge that has been unused for decades. But sits along 2 major state funded trails. The D&L (Delaware and Lehigh Valley) and the ironton rail trail. The bridge is mostly intact but 1 of the riverborne pillars holding it up is falling apart. I really want to start a proper fundraiser to repair it. Here's my reason. Even today alot of people walk across the trestle. It actually connects 2 parts of the D&L the section that's in Northampton PA and the section in Coplay PA. I actually want to turn the trestle into a footbridge. Set it on top of the rails and ties to preserve them. Put a plexiglass floor so it's a safe crossing with rails button can look down and see the tracks and bridge. It will save the trestle and connect 2 parts of a trail across an almost 2000ft long bridge over the Lehigh River. I just dont know where or how to start. I have lots of footage on my channel here and tons more on SD cards. Keep up the amazing work you guys do.

[@eswarlokesh6332]

it was a nice initiative by corridor crew and poly cam to preserve these old artifacts digitally because we are slowly but surely heading into the next level of preserving things using technology and 3d scanning

[@anirban7493]

The happiness reflected in Brent's eyes is priceless

[@DejiDigital]

History stuff like this always trips me out. I can't always help but think, "what if that mallet belonged to a distant late relative?" Or "imagine if the owner of that mallet had a kid who grew up to be my uncle's math teacher?"

[@AspenFrostt]

i wish i could download the scans and explore them in the world of neosvr, having all the items in the store grabable and letting you fly around or just taking a walk down the streets of cerro gordo. that would be so cool oh my god

[@bluescorpion5954]

Perfect technology for making interactive movie games. They were popular in the late 90s and early 2000s. We need to bring them back!

[@M_Teeboo]

I've been watching Brent's channel for a while now and I love that I found you guys linked up with him.

[@sonofbelz]

This is the greatest crossover I never asked for.

[@d.5432]

This is a BEAUTIFUL project and I am so glad that you did this. It's amazing. Brent is the coolest and most wholesome guy I ever seen and I hope he will have lots of fun creating this amazing digital museum. I hope that in the future we will get more of these unique 3D scans of remote places that not everyone can visit!

[@Dargonhuman]

This is why I love KZbin above all other platforms - you're never going to see something this awesome on Hulu, Disney+ or Netflix. Also, this is the first time I've heard about Ghost Town Living, and now I know what I'm going to be binge watching for the rest of the night!

[@eastmax989]

This is groundbreaking for preservation. Glad to have been taken along the journey with this video. Corridors visons and cloabs are unrivaled on this platform.

[@archaeomon7793]

I just wrote a paper for my graduate program using this video as a case study! Thank you for the awesome information!

[@Sharkfurter]

The second Wren said "resident ghost expert" I'm just waiting for the Jan reveal--and there he was.

[@ArturoJReal]

Wren, Chris, and Brent, all in one vid. Amazing.

[@Bayleelabs]

Man this just shows us how close we are to a emersing metaverse, makes me excited and terrified at the same time!

[@ronpetersen2317]

True ... I just don't want Zuckerberg to be king of the Metaverse.

[@TheStarBlack]

We already have an emersion metaverse. It's called reality.

[@americannomadnewsthecardbo4339]

Fantastic job guys really cool to see you get out of the shop and and go get some gravel in your hair. Always like you guys' shows

[@fartgarfunkeljr]

This is by far one of the most amazing concepts for a video I have ever seen. This is such important work. Thank you to everyone involved, honest and truly

[@dccrulez]

Damn, incredible to see that Hubz thing already being something available, I've been talking about the idea of virtual museums for about 4 years now and am sad I've never been in a position to push ideas like that myself.

[@ReneeSky]

As someone who writes historical fiction, this is such an incredibly valuable resource! The only thing comparable to this is visiting a physical museum and hoping that they have the artifact you're looking for. A worldwide repository of scans like this is going to change a lot of research processes for historical work. Fantastic video!!

[@wideshadyy]

Love to see that Jan is wearing his finger!

[@machoxs111]

If you are not connecting the dots between this, VR, and Metaverse, you aren't paying attention. I can really see how scans of so many important places will continue to cummulate to be preserved in the digital space and become accessible to people. This is really amazing

[@Philter-Coffee]

Dude, imagine a computer game where instead of the same assets being used over and over, with the same feeling caves with the same design, they instead used meshes from something like this. Literally going into a real unique environment would bring a whole new type of experience. Instead of just going in for some loot or whatever, it was so interesting that you went in and could just explore for exploration sake. Literally get that same feeling of amazement, rather than a grinding monotonous cycle.

[@monke1709]

There is ohne Form real

[@Gaurd1anange1]

the really amazing thing is that you should be able to take those scans, and put them into blender, export them as an STL and 3d print the awesome artifacts and hold them physically in your hand. with something like a resin printer, the detail would be astronomical.

[@FlameRat_YehLon]

Until you realized that the details are in the texture rather than the mesh, and when 3D printed it's just a low poly blob of something. 3D printing is always shade flat and no texture.

[@awareqwx]

@@FlameRat_YehLon It's just a matter of time until the models themselves have a lot of detail in them. Give the technology 10-20 years and see where that gets us.

[@FlameRat_YehLon]

@@awareqwx It's not that current technology doesn't allow that, but simply it's way more expensive than what's available to regular consumers, and the kind of PC needed to handle the data is also rather expensive. Also I'm mostly just talking about the models shown in the video which is definitely mainly for 3D renderings (thus much less detailed in mesh than say a CAD model), but the capability of either photogrammertry or LiDAR aren't going to be good enough to replicate semi-perfectly anyway. Laser scanning is likely still needed and that's rather expensive.

[@ThMehringer]

Once, I scanned a aktiv mine in Germany, with a 3d Rigel laser scanner, an an automated robotic platform, made the scan every night. After a year we had a Timelapse of the movement of the mine. In the time of a yaer it got about 3 meters (10feet) longer und shorter, it was breathing. Got that point cloud with a 3 millimeter accuracy 😅

[@cobaltno51]

how big was the final dataset?

[@futrfromundertherock4917]

Awesome! would love to see an indie horror game using this real town, about the Bell Witch.

[@008Birdman]

This is so cool! I love Cerro Gordo and Brent’s videos. Now I can interact with the town online. Thank you for doing this. I’d love to see the entire mine someday in VR. Keep up the great work.

[@aaronwhodrums5438]

I've said it on so many corridor videos..... But God damn I love videos with Jan

[@VampOut69]

The ways this software could be integrated for GIS applications are almost endless. 🤯

[@Undy1]

Wow I can't believe you put Brent under wildlife :D But honestly this turned out great and I hope there will be a way to view these scans in VR! I know things like Sketchf*b work really well with Ste*mVR so it should be possible to do the same here! And I love the idea of 3d scanning as a means of historical preservation. Honestly this should be a common practice by now - the Notre-Dame fire is a perfect example that no building is safe. Also there are historical buildings that aren't being maintained because of low interest and not enough funds - I remember Tom Scott's video about St Peter's Seminary which is now a poorly maintained ruin that's only getting worse and more dangerous. And IMO that's where it should just be thoroughly 3D scanned with as much detail as possible and then promptly torn down. I know it sounds bad, but the building is slowly coming apart on it's own in a way that is dangerous to occasional visitors (mostly graffiti artists and graffiti 'artists'). This would solve the problem of a dangerous property that has to have some level of security maintained to keep people out, as well as it would open the space for other things. And meanwhile the 3D scan would perfectly preserve it without further decay and if sometime in the future someone decided the building should be restored it could be rebuild almost 1:1 from the scan. And mind you the building I'm talking about is not some ancient temple, it's a seminary from the 1960's. And there are probably numerous examples like that across the world.

[@supapoopatroopa6882]

Why did you sensor the names?

[@Undy1]

@@supapoopatroopa6882 because KZbin was automatically removing my comments otherwise.

[@bussin9913]

This collab was exciting! Loved it!

[@JOMprodBeta]

most precious thing about this video is seeing that Jan still uses the finger that Wren made for him...i kept trying to catch a glimpse of his hand thruout the video and 4mins in....did not dissapoint!

[@sportzdoode1997]

Love that you can tell how grateful Brent is that they are helping him with this. Just a massive grin and the excitement of a child getting given a new addition to their favourite Lego set

[@Shemp3]

Literally cried out "JAN!" when I saw him

[@SenseiSeth]

So… did we just ignore the whole “mine” game for this whole video? 😂😂

[@John-Doe-Yo]

Oh shit 👀

[@WasatchWind]

wdym?

[@jsoc2424]

OH NO

[@GiffyHD]

failing the game of life hard

[@mr.whatislove3620]

@@GiffyHD I don't think I've seen Corridor play that game for years...sadly

[@Hellamoody]

It's always sad when a great app isn't on Android, even though it's the most popular platform in the world :(

[@MongoosePreservationSociety]

This was my first corridor crew video all bc of Brent's channel! I've watched every corridor crew video since then!

[@AllanScott28]

I was jawed by this episode! Good times 🍀😊👍❤️

[@mohammadsinan7537]

Imo Brent just looks and feels like a long lost brother of Niko😂

[@Rygoat]

This is some amazing technology to have in our pockets, considering when I was a kid my gameboy's screen didnt even have lights in it sometimes I feel like I've time travelled. The next step be to find a way for multiple phones/devices to simultaneously work on the same scan, even if its just a way to set a slave device you can strap to a mount so you're getting a second angle while you walk to reduce scan times

[@tabsterg]

They should put all these scans in unreal engine and make it a vr experience

[@harrynatchuk822]

What!?!? My two favourite channels collaborating out of nowhere!! I never knew I needed this. You guys are far too cool, what an awesome way to preserve history and make it accessible for so many people.

[@dcbaars]

WoW this is a new way of business and smart learning. I wish all the 7 wonders of the world had this. Can you imagine the pyramids, Easter island etc?

[@ElectroPotato]

Imagine scanning the entire world like this and turning it into a GTA-like game.

[@PisaniProductions]

This would have been insane if it was live during covid. Imagine going to theme parks or national parks virtually and in high quality. Not as good as the real thing but still cool.

[@circuitgamer7759]

At some point someone will make a server that stores a 3d map of the globe, and an app that can do 3d scans and store the exact location of the scan. Then anyone can add a tiny bit of detail whenever they want, of any place they want, and over time the world will become more and more detailed. I think we're almost to that capability, it's just a matter of who decides to try :)

[@markmasigan4211]

Then anyone can make movies, games on any certain location on earth, if only we could see it in the near future

[@megamine1566]

I really want to do this with the valley I live in, I have found a really cool place to visit and see the whole valley. I actually had somewhat the same idea just recently because I've started getting into photography.

[@3DJapan]

Google Earth.

[@HeathenHacks]

This is really cool. Reminded me of that one scene in Prometheus.

[@silveredbullet802]

This should become like a discovery channel segment, it's educational enough to be shown to everyone who is curious. Preserving places that are not visited normally so that everyone should have a chance to look at them themselves. Edit: Also them going to the scans and exploring reminded me of the days of those educational apps of historical monuments where you would do the same things but with intractability.