The proportions on that table look quite a bit off.
3D interiors in Blender
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@Lt. Washburn: Yes, when compared to the Enterprise table, it's a lot smaller on purpose, due to the weapons locker taking a lot of the space.
I've added elements all over the place: the replicator, the CMO's desk, a status display on top of the waiting bench, and keypads on the doors.
I've added elements all over the place: the replicator, the CMO's desk, a status display on top of the waiting bench, and keypads on the doors.
I've added the x-ray illuminator (which is different from the TNG version given the weapons locker taking up some space), as well as the bands of light on the replicator (they use the same texture).
I've also "done" the little movable drawers. I say "done" with quotations because these aren't props made for TNG, but rather off the shelf drawers, and the original seller has the CAD files for them up on their website. I did modify them to have the TNG look, removing certain elements that weren't on the show version and adding the black reflective top. Still feels a bit like cheating.
I've also "done" the little movable drawers. I say "done" with quotations because these aren't props made for TNG, but rather off the shelf drawers, and the original seller has the CAD files for them up on their website. I did modify them to have the TNG look, removing certain elements that weren't on the show version and adding the black reflective top. Still feels a bit like cheating.
Are you going to do the bed with the big surgial "clamshell"?
@Scribble: Thank you! Indeed those are available for purchase from several places now, a few cropped up on Discovery!
@cardinal biggles: Not for this sickbay, just the TMP biobed that was more common in early TNG.
@Rusty0918 wanted a more interesting ceiling for the ICU, so I took some inspiration from Tobias Richter's interiors, but changed the arrangement a bit, lining up one light per bed so that lighting isn't as random. Of course the overall lighting of the area diminishes drastically given that there are 5 specific points of light instead of one large area.
@cardinal biggles: Not for this sickbay, just the TMP biobed that was more common in early TNG.
@Rusty0918 wanted a more interesting ceiling for the ICU, so I took some inspiration from Tobias Richter's interiors, but changed the arrangement a bit, lining up one light per bed so that lighting isn't as random. Of course the overall lighting of the area diminishes drastically given that there are 5 specific points of light instead of one large area.
Started adding props everywhere. The Fleet Workshop is becoming an invaluable source of references for this process.
Also, YOU get a caduceus, and YOU get a caduceus, and YOU get a caduceus, everyone get a caduceus!
Also, YOU get a caduceus, and YOU get a caduceus, and YOU get a caduceus, everyone get a caduceus!
I have a cousin, who is an MD, who hates the caduceus. The reason being that the staff of Aesculapius actually has only one snake, and the caduceus is the staff of Hermes, the messenger, and has nothing to do with medicine. She even has a tattoo of the staff of Aesculapius on her shoulder.
^ I only learned about that within the past year myself: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caduceus_as_a_symbol_of_medicine
Unfortunately, it seems too ingrained for it to go away now, even though it doesn't make any sense as a medical symbol.
Unfortunately, it seems too ingrained for it to go away now, even though it doesn't make any sense as a medical symbol.
Yeah, the whole caduceus thing is painfully obvious for anyone outside the US. Here in Argentina for example the caduceus is correctly used as a symbol of trade. Several 19th Century banks and postal buildings in Buenos Aires have it engraved prominently, while hospitals and medical services use the Rod of Asclepius. It's one of those things (like the occasional use of the imperial system) that makes this supposed utopic and united future seem a little too United Statian sometimes. Logical, being a US production, but a bit weird as an outsider nonetheless.
Anyway, let's not get off topic. Props, props, props! I'm nearly done modeling, only the CMO's computer, the hypospray and it's station, some small vials, and some plants to go! (I think)
Anyway, let's not get off topic. Props, props, props! I'm nearly done modeling, only the CMO's computer, the hypospray and it's station, some small vials, and some plants to go! (I think)
I've finished with the hypospray station and the remaining random props. Now onto UV mapping.
Also, I've seen some of my images crop up around sites I have nothing to do with, so despite not really wanting to, I'll start adding a small watermark to all my WIP images from now on.
Also, I've seen some of my images crop up around sites I have nothing to do with, so despite not really wanting to, I'll start adding a small watermark to all my WIP images from now on.
Were you able to use the 3D scan and model for the other Sickbay devices?
I'm particularly interested in them because I was able to identify the object used to make them and own one.
I'm particularly interested in them because I was able to identify the object used to make them and own one.
@Scribble: Thanks! 
@Lt. Washburn: Unfortunately, no. I took the chance to create the props in a way to make them usable in Stage9, and as there's already a version of that prop there, I chose to fill the space with other props.
I've finished the UV maps and started with the LCARS. Rusty wanted a proper biobed monitor readout rather than the TMP era one used for TNG.
@Lt. Washburn: Unfortunately, no. I took the chance to create the props in a way to make them usable in Stage9, and as there's already a version of that prop there, I chose to fill the space with other props.
I've finished the UV maps and started with the LCARS. Rusty wanted a proper biobed monitor readout rather than the TMP era one used for TNG.
