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Targor Avelany 03-02-13 08:53 PM

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Originally Posted by keysersoze (Post 2018910)
Unfortunately, I was not able to locate any IXB schematics at the library today. Also, the library scanners are still not large enough to accommodate the size of the Type IXD1 plan I'm trying to scan. Would it be okay to scan it in two parts? I will try to position it precisely enough to prevent overlap or warping of the image.

Absolutely.

V13dweller 03-03-13 02:14 AM

Might this help?
http://www.mikekemble.com/ww2/u534/type9c.jpg
It has a very high resolution.

Targor Avelany 03-03-13 02:17 AM

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Originally Posted by V13dweller (Post 2018973)
Might this help?
http://www.mikekemble.com/ww2/u534/type9c.jpg
It has a very high resolution.

Thank you, this will help for sure.

I might see how close the hulls between IX a/b/c/d uboats are.

If they are pretty close, I will be able to use blueprints from c or d to build a b.

keysersoze 03-03-13 02:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Targor Avelany (Post 2018974)
Thank you, this will help for sure.

I might see how close the hulls between IX a/b/c/d uboats are.

If they are pretty close, I will be able to use blueprints from c or d to build a b.

Here is how Rossler describes the Type IXDs compared to early Type IXs:

"Type IXD1 would be given a large installation of six 1500hp motor torpedo-boat diesels for high surface speed (20.8 knots); Type IXD2 would receive the normal Type IX propulsion unit, but with a diesel-electric addition for increased range. The pressure hull had the same strength and same diameter as the Type IX. Apart from the diesel compartment, the fittings corresponded approximately to those of the Type IX, but the living quarters and stowage space were considerably enlarged to meet the requirement for greater endurance. The outer hull, however, was rather wider and higher, and now enclosed the whole pressure hull.

At the bow, the S-curve of the Type IX was avoided by using longer torpedo tube flaps, and this lessened the formation of spray at the bow. The stern was now drawn-out in a very slim profile, and the torpedo tubes now were more effective at the otherwise unencumbered stern." (p. 150)

sidslotm 03-05-13 09:02 AM

Is is not possible to import a type IXC from SH4 via 3Dmax

Targor Avelany 03-05-13 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by sidslotm (Post 2020397)
Is is not possible to import a type IXC from SH4 via 3Dmax

Is this a question or a statement???

sidslotm 03-05-13 01:03 PM

Question.

I know the SH4 IXC can be exported by means of a .Obj file using silent editor, I also know that the Obj file can be imported into 3dmax and then re-exported back into SH4 by means of S3.

Is there no way the flexible .Obj file format can be used to export into SH5.

TheDarkWraith 03-05-13 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by sidslotm (Post 2020575)
Question.

I know the SH4 IXC can be exported by means of a .Obj file using silent editor, I also know that the Obj file can be imported into 3dmax and then re-exported back into SH4 by means of S3.

Is there no way the flexible .Obj file format can be used to export into SH5.

My GR2 Editor/Viewer app can import/export OBJ files. This allows you to change mesh data in GR2 files :yep:

sidslotm 03-05-13 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDarkWraith (Post 2020577)
My GR2 Editor/Viewer app can import/export OBJ files. This allows you to change mesh data in GR2 files :yep:

Interesting, looks like it may be possible on the surface, as it were.

Targor Avelany 03-05-13 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by sidslotm (Post 2020582)
Interesting, looks like it may be possible on the surface, as it were.

if you read my original post, you see that this gathering of plans is for a side project. I am doing exactly that - using SH3 and SH4 models to import atm. But they are not very nice models: a lot less detail, rough textures. So, as a side project, I want to start working on a new IX hull.

This will be a long work, as I want to do this model very nicely. I'm not a professional in 3d modeling, so it'll take me even longer. But it is just something I want to do on a side.

Kromus 03-25-13 04:06 PM

Good luck with your project m8.
Type IX is exactly what I need to be hooked again for a few moths after nearly 3 years I last played this game. I hope everything will go ok and we'll see playable type IX in a few months.
I'm considering a donation to you if you make this all happen (high quality model as type VII in SH5, deckwaves, splashes etc, simply all the little thingies that SH5 models have).
Good luck again and hoping all goes well.

volodya61 03-26-13 05:13 PM

Hi Max :salute:

Maybe you already know about this source - http://www.u-historia.com/uhistoria/.../principal.htm

I just noticed some plans/schematics there, maybe it will help a little with your project..

Targor Avelany 03-26-13 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by volodya61 (Post 2031851)
Hi Max :salute:

Maybe you already know about this source - http://www.u-historia.com/uhistoria/.../principal.htm

I just noticed some plans/schematics there, maybe it will help a little with your project..

Yep, found/located and downloaded already :)

Thanks you, volodya! Any help is appreciated!

Rydogdav 04-06-15 06:22 PM

Hey keysersoze, could you send me those scans from the library too? I'm working on some game models and, like Mr. Avelany, I was unable to find any front/back schematics. Thanks!:salute:*Hail Hydra*
(Revision: I just noticed that this is a 2 year old thread, so if you don't have it, its all good)

Aktungbby 04-07-15 07:56 PM

welcome aboard!
 
Rydogdav!:Kaleun_Salute:


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