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texelbo · 10-21-16, 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Kendras

I think you have the answer

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10-22-16, 05:05 AM

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Originally Posted by texelbo

Looks very promising !

texelbo · 10-22-16, 06:03 PM

Done:

10-22-16, 08:23 PM

Incredible airplane model !

Never seen such a detailed airplane in SH3, i can't wait to see it fly in the sky !

By the way, any news about the aircraft career ?

Oh, one question ! Do you consider to add some airplanes on the bridge of the ship ? This would be nice I think !

You will just have to add a fixed propeller on the nose of the airplane and delete the pilots.

texelbo · 10-26-16, 04:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kendras

Incredible airplane model !

Never seen such a detailed airplane in SH3, i can't wait to see it fly in the sky !

By the way, any news about the aircraft career ?

Oh, one question ! Do you consider to add some airplanes on the bridge of the ship ? This would be nice I think !

You will just have to add a fixed propeller on the nose of the airplane and delete the pilots.

Hello.
At the flying deck it should be with wings in storage position, I guess. So, at the moment this model has implemented in game, but still needs some additional efforts with collision model.

texelbo · 10-27-16, 04:51 PM

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Alex · 10-30-16, 07:25 PM

Honoré de voir ce navire actuellement en travaux - je ne connais pas du tout le Béarn, mais niveau de détail assez étonnant, texelbo. Continue comme ça !

10-31-16, 12:10 PM

That is a very nice and detailed model of the Bearn ! Maybe the propellers could be a bit more detailed !

Keep up the job!

Quote:

Originally Posted by texelbo

At the flying deck it should be with wings in storage position, I guess.

Fantastic model !

texelbo · 11-01-16, 05:01 PM

120000 poligons

Buhring · 11-02-16, 01:16 PM

I get a "connection refused" error on all your Yandex images...

HB

11-02-16, 06:04 PM

Another great model for SH3 !

the_frog · 11-04-16, 04:48 PM

Wonderful models

texelbo · 11-07-16, 03:40 PM

Still a ot of bugs - at the moment list of 18 items for curing, including this strange blue color of mast...
At the moment I'm suspended those four beuteful ancors with chains - due to here is 20000 polygons - 1/5 of all model. We'll see.

Alex · 11-07-16, 08:05 PM

Wonderful, most certainly one of the best 3D models I've seen so far, along with some artworks from the good Gerome at the ubi forum.

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Originally Posted by texelbo

At the moment I'm suspended those four beuteful ancors with chains - due to here is 20000 polygons - 1/5 of all model. We'll see.

You need to ask this great man. He knows how to duplicate 3D objects on any model without increasing the polygon count.

the_frog · 11-08-16, 02:28 AM

Hi Texelbo,

20 000 polygons for chains and anchors is really a lot. Anchors, chains and related fittings of the model I am working on have in total 10 000 polygons (and I'll keep them

).

The trick Alex ist refering to is to seperate the model into smaller parts, for example in case of two sets of anchors with chains you split those two. Then you create one 3D-related chunk in the *.dat file, with all materials plus the 3D model of that single set of anchor and chains. Next, you create a second 3D-related chunk, with all materials BUT you do not attach a 3D model but use the ID of the first model: enter it at Linked 3D model where it reads Model ID (just above the box of the materials).
For reference, see privateer's/jeff-groves' Seaforts (GWX) or any of my recent models (opitcal instruments are repeated in that way).

Stupid thing, however, the trick does not work easily with anchors and chains because of being not identical but mirrored ... but you may split the model into submodels of the anchors plus parts of the chains and then recreate the entire arrangement in S3D with repeated instances of these submodels. Quite some work but it will save plenty of polygons. I think, it is worth the try !!

Cheers

10-22-16, 06:03 PM	#108
texelbo Mate Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Moscow Posts: 54 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Model has finished Done:

10-27-16, 04:51 PM	#111
texelbo Mate Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Moscow Posts: 54 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Bearn in progress 1 2.

11-01-16, 05:01 PM	#114
texelbo Mate Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Moscow Posts: 54 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	The model of carrier has finished 120000 poligons

11-07-16, 03:40 PM	#118
texelbo Mate Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Moscow Posts: 54 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	She was launched on water this evening Still a ot of bugs - at the moment list of 18 items for curing, including this strange blue color of mast... At the moment I'm suspended those four beuteful ancors with chains - due to here is 20000 polygons - 1/5 of all model. We'll see.

10-22-16, 08:23 PM	#109
Kendras Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	Incredible airplane model ! Never seen such a detailed airplane in SH3, i can't wait to see it fly in the sky ! By the way, any news about the aircraft career ? Oh, one question ! Do you consider to add some airplanes on the bridge of the ship ? This would be nice I think ! You will just have to add a fixed propeller on the nose of the airplane and delete the pilots.

10-30-16, 07:25 PM	#112
Alex Dominant Wolf Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 2,143 Downloads: 30 Uploads: 0	Honoré de voir ce navire actuellement en travaux - je ne connais pas du tout le Béarn, mais niveau de détail assez étonnant, texelbo. Continue comme ça !

11-02-16, 01:16 PM	#115
Buhring Helmsman Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Italy Posts: 108 Downloads: 122 Uploads: 0	I get a "connection refused" error on all your Yandex images... HB

11-02-16, 06:04 PM	#116
Kendras Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	Another great model for SH3 !

11-04-16, 04:48 PM	#117
the_frog Commander Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 456 Downloads: 17 Uploads: 0	Wonderful models

11-08-16, 02:28 AM	#120
the_frog Commander Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 456 Downloads: 17 Uploads: 0	Hi Texelbo, 20 000 polygons for chains and anchors is really a lot. Anchors, chains and related fittings of the model I am working on have in total 10 000 polygons (and I'll keep them ). The trick Alex ist refering to is to seperate the model into smaller parts, for example in case of two sets of anchors with chains you split those two. Then you create one 3D-related chunk in the *.dat file, with all materials plus the 3D model of that single set of anchor and chains. Next, you create a second 3D-related chunk, with all materials BUT you do not attach a 3D model but use the ID of the first model: enter it at Linked 3D model where it reads Model ID (just above the box of the materials). For reference, see privateer's/jeff-groves' Seaforts (GWX) or any of my recent models (opitcal instruments are repeated in that way). Stupid thing, however, the trick does not work easily with anchors and chains because of being not identical but mirrored ... but you may split the model into submodels of the anchors plus parts of the chains and then recreate the entire arrangement in S3D with repeated instances of these submodels. Quite some work but it will save plenty of polygons. I think, it is worth the try !! Cheers