AnimationStar Trek: The Klingon Weapon Final Product Remastered (Complete)

Chris2005

I had originally did this little off the cuff animation project almost, if not 10 years ago at this point. So I decided, the original was looking dated and I wanted to see what I could do with it now... so here it is, in full HD. Some things have been changed, such as certain audio effects so they were replaced (don't shoot me. ) Thanks for viewing.



Original release can be seen in the link below:

trekki

Nice Animation.
Nice to see you again.

Chris2005

Thanks. Yea, I'm still doing animation stuff, not as frequently, it took over a year to finish this. lol

Freak

That's a great Amination!

Comco

Welcome back. Some really nice work there. I especially liked your effect for the torpedo hitting the 'energy field' around the planet early on. Is that a 2d composited element?

Chris2005

Freak wrote: »

That's a great Amination!

Thanks.

Comco wrote: »

Welcome back. Some really nice work there. I especially liked your effect for the torpedo hitting the 'energy field' around the planet early on. Is that a 2d composited element?

Thanks. It's a 2D effect mapped onto a sphere at the same radius as the "rings."

Rizzo_the_Spacerat

Hi,

that looks quite amazing. I have a question. I have become quite decent in the 3d modeling part. But the textureing part still eludes me completely. I have a (from my point of view) finished 3d model ob an Oberth Class ship and i really like this plating texture on the Star TRek Ships that you used on the Constitution class. How did you generate this pattern?

Chris2005

Rizzo_the_Spacerat wrote: »

Hi,

that looks quite amazing. I have a question. I have become quite decent in the 3d modeling part. But the textureing part still eludes me completely. I have a (from my point of view) finished 3d model ob an Oberth Class ship and i really like this plating texture on the Star TRek Ships that you used on the Constitution class. How did you generate this pattern?

Thanks. Unfortunately, I can't answer that, because the textures weren't created by me, but rather the creator of the model.