It's work like this which gives me the itch to watch TFF again. Looking good, Donny!!!Eh, I don't know. I'm having trouble visualizing this room in TUC fashion. I just don't feel like it even belongs on the TUC Enterprise-A. But we'll see; maybe I'll get inspired at some point to try and flesh that out.
Modeled the door last night; my first time modeling a door with moulded bits. Was a lot of fun actually, and getting to work with wood texturing is a refreshing change.
All my life I thought those windows were glass, but it turns out it two alternating screens of some sort of elongated hexagonal mesh:
Yes, the window wall was actually curved in a segmented fashion and angled outward to match that of the saucer rim's edge. Great care seems to have been taken to match the curvature of the saucer rim, even though there are no windows of this type in this location of the Enterprise filming model. Here is an image of my set (built to the schematics) with my 1000' Connie Refit model's saucer over it. You'll see it's a match.
But, as stated before the set is taller than the 10 foot deck height, so it has to be positioned below the centerline of the saucer's edge.
It's supposed to be at the very front tip of the saucer given the movement of the stars and the way the set was built, but there are no windows on the exterior model to match. I believe I read at one point that they were going to add the windows to the model but ultimately did not.
Thanks for that link!
That zoom into the front window's not bad, tho the text under the window is stupid. Who would ever see it?
If you're close enough to read it, you're either a.) in an inspection pod or an EVA suit, or b.) two seconds from going splat.
More like .00000000001 seconds.
I figured I'd be generous and give them long enough for their life to flash before their eyes.
a docking port either side would be great for wedding ceremonies once she's set up as a museum piece and event location...
Is this relevant to the thread in some way I’m missing? Or was your account hacked and now it’s posting spam?
Ah, I see. Well, I'll be honest...and I hate to disappoint...but I've never had any interest in making my models available for printing, nor are they optimized properly for printing. There's a good amount of work that would go into making them ready for printing, as these are game-resolution models. Much of the detail is dependent on normal maps, displacement maps and the like, and I generally delete any unnecessary polygons that would never be seen by the "player", therefore many of the meshes are not solid objects in a 3D sense. Anyway, I appreciate the work that others do in the 3D printing realm, but I've just never had much interest in it. Thanks for the suggestions though!
