The Position & Animation of the Steps:

So, for the animation, I took the spline again that I used at the very beginning.  I placed a first step at the bottom of the escalator and then applied a "path constraint” on the step.

Fig. Animation Steps

Fig. Path Constraint

I duplicated the step and changed the value of the “Along Path”.  Between two steps, I set a distance of 2,4.  So, the first is at 47,3 and the following step is at 49,7.  I repeated this action for each step of the escalator.

Fig. Animation Steps 2

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Texturing:

On the two sides there is a concrete texture for the wall, and the other texture is the wood for the floor and the ceiling.

Fig.Concrete Diffuse

Fig. Concrete Correction Colour

Fig. Concrete Bump

Fig. Material-Concrete Wall

Fig. concrete-settings

Fig. wood diffuse

Fig. wood bump

Fig. wood reflection

Fig. ma terial-wood

Fig. wood-settings

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