Thanks, I think it's worth exploring but take the point on the resource demand.
I don't know if you could make them an option in the settings?
Spoilers The Roddenberry Archive brings every iteration of Star Trek’s USS Enterprise bridge to life
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I don't know if you could make them an option in the settings?
you already can, press K
Yes - we were thinking that might be the way to go in fact. It might even be there in the settings, let me check if that made it into today’s update or if it was only in an internal build.
It's there already. However, if the person is holding a prop, it stays floating in space when they disappear. There's a guy in the Farpoint engineering like that.
The lockers at the very back of the TMP hanger deck have no collision
FWIW I find the characters immersion-breaking, but what if we had Lower Decks "Twovix" style uniformed manikins dotted around? They'd add to the living museum feel.
FWIW I find the characters immersion-breaking, but what if we had Lower Decks "Twovix" style uniformed manikins dotted around? They'd add to the living museum feel.
I just noticed this post. Has anyone quoted Scotty from Relics yet?
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Here are two shots of the #TOS Enterprise bridge from the excellent new Roddenberry Archive documentary "Lost Voyages: Phase II and the Rebirth of Star Trek" released today. Using my bridge overhead display research, I can conclude that the bridge is shown as it appeared in "The Galileo Seven". :-)
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Is there a gym yet?
That's something I've noticed about a lot of Meyer's interviews lately - he covers a lot of the same points, down to the "art is cool" quotation and the bit about seeing his papers at U of Iowa. Props to the Archive team for including visuals to spice things up!
Love the new updates! Just spent half an hour exploring the engineering set from Strange New Worlds. It’s one of my favorite sets and I hope we’ll see it a few times more before the show concludes. I don’t know why I hadn’t realized that before, but those columns are housing ladders! That’s pretty cool. I wish they would actually use them on the show.
Also watched the “Phase II” documentary yesterday and thought it was very well made. Not super much I hadn’t already heard or read about, but really well put together. I kinda wish it had spent another five or so minutes to talk more about the various story outlines that were written for the would-be show. But that’s looking a gift horse in the mouth.
Also watched the “Phase II” documentary yesterday and thought it was very well made. Not super much I hadn’t already heard or read about, but really well put together. I kinda wish it had spent another five or so minutes to talk more about the various story outlines that were written for the would-be show. But that’s looking a gift horse in the mouth.
Wide-angle lenses do wonders. There are lesser-quality VR recreations out there and they show better than anything how small the sets were. Kirk could lean forward and swat Sulu or Chekov round the back of the head if he wanted
He's been very upfront about the fact that he's told all the stories. He gave an interview I heard where he said something like "I'm like the witness in a film noir talking to the cops - I'll tell you again but it's the same thing I told you before!"
That said, something about this interview made this "one of the good ones".
That sounds like it's true?
They intentionally tried to replicate the TMP effect for Voyager.
They're great, makes me feel like I'm in a Timescape fragment where everyone's frozen. Who laid eggs in a Warbird core again?
Even the consoles are light sources illuminating them! Eerie and amazing.
Don't quote me on this, but I believe they did more than try to replicate it. I'm pretty sure the Voyager warp core is literally the Refit warp core.
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