Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 2:10 am
The forces you are mimicking would have a greater effect on the ejection. Try something like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sNDTdKQNVU
This forum has gone [0] days without spambot deletion.
http://www.wyrdysm.com/phpBB3/
I considered having expended rounds fly off like that, but seeing how large the Hellion is, and the size of the cartridge, it would be implausible to eject something that large out of a battleship and expect it to maintain a good accuracy. However, it's given me a very good idea of a repeating weapon, and I plan to use it as a reference for some future ships .Segellion wrote:The forces you are mimicking would have a greater effect on the ejection. Try something like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sNDTdKQNVU
The center section was originally just a bridge to the frontal command deck, until I accidentally added the rods and the center moving section. Then I kinda thought "oh hay, 3-D printer style shipyard". It's kinda a far stretch now that I look at it. I'll see if it looks better if I make the center area thinner, and add a sprite (It's supposed to manufacture Basnet Fighters). The cannon loading idea you have there is intresting, i've got some new ideas fromt that .Imaillusion wrote:That light grey area near the front looks really weird when compared to the rest of the ship. I think its because the sections used don't have as much detail, and the shades of grey used for thsoe sections are slightly darker.
And maybe its me but... I just can't see how that animated construction bay is supposed to represent a "construction bay". When I first saw it, I thought that the moving section was transporting some massive disposable battery (or shell) to the front of the ship, where it would be firing an uber-raping lazor (or shell) from in between that gap in the front of the ship. Weapon fires, nice animated lazor comes out (or a shell), shit dies, etc. At the same time, that moving section would now be moving back to collect another disposable battery (or shell), ready to dish some more pwnage.
Apart from that, another awsome ship with awsome (if slightly odd for its current purpose)animation
I actually have no idea of what those are .Raul wrote: my favorite part is the side engines
Raul wrote:my favorite part is the side engines...
I know he was talking about those. I just have no idea what to make them into, other than cool little side-arm thingies .Iamaillusion wrote:I think Raul is referring to those piller-like sections on the back half of the ship
It's shouldn't be exactly "mass production", as the Basnet is a relatively medium-small-sized ship that would take longer to manufacture. However, that does give me some ideas to start on a more construction-oriented ship.Iamaillusion wrote: But yeah, he's thinking what i'm thinking. To make it look like a construction bay, this is what I would do:
First, make those two places where the moving section starts and stops look like the doors to large hangers, or bays(whatever you call them). Then change the points where the moving sections start and stop so that they dissappear through the hanger doors when they move back and forth, giving the impression the moving section is transporting stuff between the hangers.
Then what you do is give one of the hanger doors some flashing doodads coming out of it, like there's stuff being welded inside that hanger, to make it look like there's something being build inside (in your case, a ship).
Finially, in between those flashes, that moving section would come out, and on it would be one shiny new ship of yours, where it would be stored in the other hanger, ready for deployment. Then the process repeats itself.
I apologise if you can't understand that, I have trouble explaining things
I'm not sure I get what you're saying.AlphaDetisMegas wrote:maybe make it so that it also does the same thing in reverse, like an alternate deconstructor instead of builder version.
Droid wrote:It's Phallic.