Wyrdysm Games

bump? Please, if anyone care to comment on my work, please do. I think I am doing things wrong with my ship designs.

Jokarun wrote:true white is not used often tough...
people usually use light grey instead of white

I do. Some SW-style sections, even when colored white, are naturally greyish.

Either way, those sections look real good. I'd use em

well, you could have specified that its has repair nanites

Otherwise, beefing up a ship is always a good/bad thing. Sometimes beefing it up may cause it to change its shape, or make it look weird, or even repetition and/or use of sections that break up the form and/or function of the interior.

I'll just spell it out for him then. White = top of the ship light grey = underneath top of the ship med grey = around the middle of the ship if viewed from the top dark grey = farther from the top really dark grey/black = farthest from the top, oftentimes the sections that are on the outside of the...

Could use a darker shade of blue. Its too blue

it does look a bit thin for a supership. Then again, fridge logic would dictate that all the money went into the shielding system and not the "beef-up the hull" part of designing the ship.

Looks like the ship from Farscape to me

holy cow! If it wasnt a killer to graphics, sound and number-crunching, I'm so doing that for my ships

The Castoin looks good. Could use the finnage on the front too, facing the other way.

halofreak759 wrote:what does the scatter beam at the tip do?

Driver for the flat part of the ship.

There is indeed potential in that shape. You could work on color depthing (lighter shade = peices closer to the top, darker shade = farther from the top) and using smaller sections to define the shape.

Wow, nice work on the multiple "thruster" design concept and way to go on the glows too.

The Werkaid could, however, get some fashion sense from the Garlah.

Ship feathers... you sir, have drawn a "wooow" out of me at 4:21am working on some stupid project when its the 31st of December, and the likelyhood of me getting a 0 on this so high and the pressure mounting and the lack of sleep for the past 2 weeks, with no Xmas to have enjoyed with fami...

Stealth doesn't really work in space anyway because of all the heat your ship will be emitting, compared to the background temperature of space - which isn't freezing, but certainly low enough to make ships stand out. Any designer worth their salt is going to use thermal sensors. Someone's been rea...