3DA Wolf Among the Stars (Star Trek Constellation Class, Blender mesh)

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• madman1701a339 Posts: 366Member

  February 2010 #2

  

  There you go. The subtle bloom is good for this image... if the background were darker, you might need more.
  
  Are you planning to release this model?
• Polaris 004199 Posts: 752Member

  February 2010 #3

  

  Thanks, Madman. I just tried 7 or 8 different bloom combinations and chose the one I liked best. It really seems to add scale to the mesh.
  
  I've been thinking of releasing a few of my meshes. But I'm just so embarrassed when I think of people pulling them apart and saying "What the heck was he thinking when he did THAT?"
  
  I dunno. This one might almost be good enough... I'm a little embarrassed that I didn't actually cut the rim windows.
• madman1701a339 Posts: 366Member

  February 2010 #4

  

  Nah, never be embarrassed. Would you mind just letting me have a copy, to look at? I like to see how others do things, to get new ideas. You can pull some of mine apart, if you want.
• Judge Death0 Posts: 0Member

  March 2010 #5

  Good god how did you get so great at this and do these so fast?!?!
• killakanz176 Posts: 112Member

  March 2010 #6

  

  My god Polaris, the half a year I've been away and you've improved 20 fold! Astonishing!
  Last thing I saw was your Olympic class. Line it up next to this and you'd think someone else did it!
  
  And never be embarrassed about your methods. I don't know many people who bother to cut their windows. I cut mine because I hate texturing :P
• Polaris 004199 Posts: 752Member

  March 2010 #7

  

  killakanz wrote: »

  My god Polaris, the half a year I've been away and you've improved 20 fold! Astonishing!
  Last thing I saw was your Olympic class. Line it up next to this and you'd think someone else did it!
  
  And never be embarrassed about your methods. I don't know many people who bother to cut their windows. I cut mine because I hate texturing :P

  
  Thanks for noticing. I am starting to get close. I was really pleased with this one, but I got stuck for a bit when I tried to model a Nova Class. I was stopped irritated that I had to take a giant step back in order to continue to progress. But your post reminded me of my progress, and made me feel better, and now I feel like trying again. Thanks.
• Mycroft Maxwell0 Posts: 0Member

  April 2010 #8

  YOu definatly should not be afraid to release it. To people like me, who cant figure out heads or tails how to build a mesh in blndr, but loves to render, we apreciate anything we can get. Not much out there for Blndr. I myself been looking for a Constellation mesh to use in some scenes, and that one looks excellent enough to use. (Btw, i type blndr because i have noticed its being blotted out, didnt know if i wasnt supposed to use the word or something) LEt us know if you decide to release it.
• [Deleted User]2 Posts: 3Member

  April 2010 #9

  I love the Constelation class! I wish you had a version for Lightwave. That would be perfect for one of my RPG's. It involved a Connie, and she was a rebuilt, refurbished ship in 2388. Great Mesh and Renders
• Dr-Timelord0 Posts: 0Member

  April 2010 #10

  For blender, that is pretty awesome and great detail well done
• Polaris 004199 Posts: 752Member

  April 2010 #11

  

  Thanks for the kind words. I will probably release this one some time this summer. I just have to clean it up a bit.
• david10 Posts: 0Member

  May 2010 #12

  great ship