Explore the ENTIRE Enterprise-D

Pixetrek: Finally letting you see what the head off the Bridge Looks like.



And the rest of the ship. All of it. Labs. Lifepods. Storage. All. Of. It.

 

Is that an Andorian in the stall on the right?

 

Wow...everything really IS Awesome!!!

 

Pretty neat, can't wait for future installments to expand on it .

 

Interesting site!

 

Provided it is on decks 1, 2, 3, 4, or 8. ...so far.

 

Yeah...I was sold a bag of lies.

 

That was great. A good stopgap until an occulus rift version comes out. :P

Only 37 decks to go..!

Mark

 

Well, it should be interesting as the program expands. I mean, the ship is MASSIVE so it's going to be a process to get the whole ship on there.

 

Very interesting and I look forward to seeing more of the ship.

However the controls are a bit clunky and the projection / view is rotated a bit too much with respect to which direction yu are wanting to walk.

 

Yeah, the controls are awkward, but usually are in isometric-movement worlds.

 

Well, I've made it to the Battle Bridge and surrounding areas, Main Bridge, Obs Lounge, Ready Room, Data's Quarters, Geordi's Quarters, and Worf's quarters, and the observation deck of the main shuttlebay, and the foyer below... but some of the doors just won't open. Damn frustrating.

I do like that it saves your progress for you.

 

That's about all there is so far, the doors that won't open likely will as the areas are expanded.

 

Scratch that! Just found one of the shuttlebays (or repair bays, anyway):

 

I think I'm putting off that SketchUp model of the entire Enterprise-D until I retire

 

Wow this is actually awesome. Speaking of games, cant wait to walk about the enterprise in the rift.

 

This is a great distraction from work! :-)

 

Impressive, the shuttlepods look amazingly real and accurate (almost as if they had been designed for this particular walkthrough).

Bob

 

I've warmed to those El Baz type things over time.

 

I don't mind the design. It's their use as long range shuttlecraft (Geordi went on holiday in one, unable to even stand up for how many hours on end?) that really irks me. The shuttlepods really should have been restricted to travelling from orbit to a planetary surface, at absolute tops.