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3DVulcan ships for Star Trek-Horizon

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  • spacefighterspacefighter2 Posts: 0Member
    awesome work and considering the number of curves you've done really well to keep the number of polys below 200000. as for the texture, other than in the engines i can't really see it. will the vessel be made dirtier by the time it is completely finished.
  • nightfevernightfever372 Posts: 585Member
    Thank you very much.

    Yesterday I started with the third and last ship. Again heavy SubD modeling, it took me three approaches to get it to work like this. Had to find out where to break up the hull parts to model them individually.
    So far so good:

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  • nightfevernightfever372 Posts: 585Member
    as for the texture, other than in the engines i can't really see it. will the vessel be made dirtier by the time it is completely finished.

    The textures are cleaner than the original model, which had a lot of scratches or excoriations and weapon hit marks. But they have very subtle hull paneling, mostly visible in the speculars, baked ambient occlusion and a subtle random noise.
    Anything else depends on Tommy if he wants more weathering on it.
  • Vortex5972Vortex5972333 Posts: 1,211Member
    I envy how clean and even you manage to get it to look. :p

    Great start.
  • evil_genius_180evil_genius_1804617 Posts: 11,190Member
    nightfever wrote: »
    Again heavy SubD modeling

    Of course. That's the best way to get those shapes. I'm sure that's how they did it in Lightwave back in the day.

    That's looking really awesome so far. :thumb:
  • seanrseanr1397 Brooklyn, NYPosts: 633Member
    Fantastic work.
  • nightfevernightfever372 Posts: 585Member
    Thank you guys.

    Today I finished it.
    Some stats: 171855 polygons, one 6144x6144 texture set (diffuse, bump, spec) and one 1024x1024 texture (windows and glows)

    Now that all three Vulcan ships for Star Trek-Hotizon are done, i'm looking forward to the new trailer.
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  • Vortex5972Vortex5972333 Posts: 1,211Member
    My favourite Vulcan ship. Fantastic job, Nightfever. Also looking forward to the new trailer. :)
  • McCMcC373 Posts: 704Member
  • TALON_UKTALON_UK2 Posts: 0Member
    Nice work on all of these, the Vulcan ships are all quite complex ergonomic shapes so they can't have been easy, you've done a great job. Also like how the texture looks relatively simple but certainly looks great and does the job when on the model. Looking forward to seeing it in action. Are the Vulcan ships featuring heavily in the next trailer then?
  • trekkitrekki964 Posts: 1,417Member
    A fine ship and a fine mesh. love it !
  • evil_genius_180evil_genius_1804617 Posts: 11,190Member
    That looks awesome, Nightfever. :)
  • MartocticvsMartocticvs444 Posts: 524Member
    Looks really good! Maybe a little flat with the spec as it is though, that could perhaps use a little more tweaking.
  • nightfevernightfever372 Posts: 585Member
    Thanks.
    Yesterday I added an extra level of details to the textures, some subtle hull paneling and put a bit more contrast into the specular map. I will post a new pic tonight.
  • jay-mojay-mo0 Posts: 0Member
    Looking forward to the update. Awesome designs, makes it hard to pic a favorite.
  • nightfevernightfever372 Posts: 585Member
    Thank you.
    I rendered some orthos and made a size comparison chart:
    (NX-01 ortho by drexfiles)
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  • Chris2005Chris2005679 Posts: 3,097Member
    Amazing!
    AMD Ryzen 9 5900X
    Gigabyte RTX 3080 Gaming OC 12GB
    1TB NVMe SSD, 2 x 1GB SATA SSD, 4TB external HDD
    32 GB RAM
    Windows 11 Pro
  • TALON_UKTALON_UK2 Posts: 0Member
    Awesome, makes a very cool set with a nice flow of continuity between the different ship designs. Man I knew the NX-01 Enterprise was smaller than the Vulcan ships, but didn't realise just how much it was dwarfed by them until now.

    Great work.

    :thumb:
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