I just happened to be looking at the the star trek arcade game coming out to tie in with the movie and the preview show the Enterprise moving at warp speed.
Now the the scary thing is the nacelles have separated so they are really far apart, like a reverse voyager.
I though the screen the guy was recording with was really stretched but the circular icons on the screen aren't and the nacelles are close together during gameplay.
Highly doubtful IRML. The article in question was apparently from ILM, but it claimed the "fins" moved at warp. Nothing I've seen thus far suggest that anything on the nacelles can move.
As for the Enterprise in DAC, it's just not that good of a mesh. The engineering hull is almost straight lines instead of curves and the impulse engine is barely correct...maybe Paramount should've hired Tobias. lol
We see the E in mid-warp in the trailer, and the nacelles havenAât moved, so I guess the game took some artistic license.
Vimeo allows just one HD upload per week, so I guess IAâll have to wait til monday to upload it to them, because I already did a test in HD (shouldAâve read that before it )
That's an unusual restriction, and kind of a bummer.
Again IRML, doubtful. Both from what I've seen in the clips and so forth, as well as the various models and the toy, those fins are part of the nacelle, not slapped on like the fins on the TOS 1701.
We see the E in mid-warp in the trailer, and the nacelles havenAât moved, so I guess the game took some artistic license.
Vimeo allows just one HD upload per week, so I guess IAâll have to wait til monday to upload it to them, because I already did a test in HD (shouldAâve read that before it )
In my opinion, YouTube HD looks better anyway. I uploaded my fan trailer to both this week. Here are the two links. You decide...
Read an interview, and it seems they do. The deflector dish, those fins at the back of the nacelles and some other stuff moves.
Yes, that's what the interview said, but I don't see it. The fins are PART of the drive nacelle housing, not just attached. I could maybe, maybe see the pylons move apart, but not the fins. The deflector dish? Why would that move?
Awesome video PixelMagic!
Hmmm...an Enterprise transformer...don't say that too loud, Hasbro might get ideas. :idea:
Just came back from FedCon. It was a huge success, and I think the crowd liked the animation. It ran on the opening ceremony - right before they showed 20 minutes of the movie :thumb:
Posts
Now the the scary thing is the nacelles have separated so they are really far apart, like a reverse voyager.
I though the screen the guy was recording with was really stretched but the circular icons on the screen aren't and the nacelles are close together during gameplay.
Star Trek D.A.C. Video Game, Walkthrough Part 1: Introduction HD | Game Trailers & Videos | GameTrailers.com
As for the Enterprise in DAC, it's just not that good of a mesh. The engineering hull is almost straight lines instead of curves and the impulse engine is barely correct...maybe Paramount should've hired Tobias. lol
Vimeo allows just one HD upload per week, so I guess IAâll have to wait til monday to upload it to them, because I already did a test in HD (shouldAâve read that before it
Again IRML, doubtful. Both from what I've seen in the clips and so forth, as well as the various models and the toy, those fins are part of the nacelle, not slapped on like the fins on the TOS 1701.
In my opinion, YouTube HD looks better anyway. I uploaded my fan trailer to both this week. Here are the two links. You decide...
YouTube - "Star Trek: The Beginning" Teaser Trailer - By Daniel Broadway
"Star Trek: The Beginning" Teaser Trailer (Fan Trailer)- Daniel Broadway on Vimeo
Read an interview, and it seems they do. The deflector dish, those fins at the back of the nacelles and some other stuff moves.
I find it odd that vimeo displays HD stuff as big as their normal stuff.
Yes, that's what the interview said, but I don't see it. The fins are PART of the drive nacelle housing, not just attached. I could maybe, maybe see the pylons move apart, but not the fins. The deflector dish? Why would that move?
Awesome video PixelMagic!
Hmmm...an Enterprise transformer...don't say that too loud, Hasbro might get ideas. :idea:
If Darth Vader can turn into the Death Star, I don't see why Kirk can't transform into the Enterprise! :runs:
She's gone from suck, ta blow!!:thumb:
Wow, I just had to say that your video was fantastic.
http://www.vimeo.com/4474702
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOUjfD9ND8U
Hope you like it!
Tobias
I expect the day, in the future, to play with
Kudos!
Golf clap!
Wooty woot wootness!
... and other such utterances!
:thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb: