[WIP] Candy for the eyes VII-D Playabel

[Koondawg]

Simply amazing work Tomi....5 stars out of 4....

[Tomi_099]

Originally Posted by Koondawg

Simply amazing work Tomi....5 stars out of 4....

[Tomi_099]

Test Hull - VIIB - is the same with - VIIc or VIIc/41

[Tomi_099]

Fröhliche Weihnachen und ein gutes neues Jahr !!


To special - Thanks- for the GWX 2.0
Merry Christmas and a happy New Year from Tomi_099 to GWX Tiem.


Merry Christmas!
Buon Natale!
Una feliz Navidad y un exitoso Año Nuevo desea a ustedes Tomi_099
Joyeux Noël!
Prejeme Vam Vesele Vanoce!
Kellemes Karácsonyi Ünnepeket!
Pozdrevlyayu s prazdnikom Rozhdestva!
Sheng Tan Kuai Loh!
Glaedeling Jul!
Hauskaa Joulua!
Eftihismena Christougenna!
Boze Narodzenie!
God Jul!
Vesele bozicne praznike!
Vesele Vianoce!
Streken Bozhik!
Радостного Рождества и всего наилучшего в наступающем Новом Году желает Вам.Tomi_099!

[Tomi_099]

Work , Work , Work !!!!

[thefretmaster]

Hi there, fantastic work!! its great to see the models improving. this is somthing that hasnt really been done a great deal before (on the u-boats atleast)
is the boat still hollow as you showed in your post "first optic test" i guess you are using 3ds max. have you tried adding a shell modifier? this would add the "thickness" of the hull you could delete your inner extrusion polys and allow the shell modifier to do the rest, it would make the drain holes the same depth as the hulls thickness.
sorry if this does not come accross clearly or you have already tried this / do not think it is a good idea.
cheers and good luck
tfm

[Venatore]

Tomi_099,

These awesome picture are they helping you to make a u-boat to play in the game or are they just good graphic pictures ? sorry for my poor level of knowledge in this area

[Mast]

Outstanding work!!

Mast

[Tomi_099]

Different lengths !!
Correctid !!












OLD HULL






NEW HULL






:hmm:

The model is not ready.
But one can compare correct long to the old hull.

[Tomi_099]

Originally Posted by Venatore

Tomi_099,

These awesome picture are they helping you to make a u-boat to play in the game or are they just good graphic pictures ? sorry for my poor level of knowledge in this area

They pass away colours and the lights in the pictures are lighter an aid around bagging to discover, so a help.

[Tomi_099]

Originally Posted by thefretmaster

Hi there, fantastic work!! its great to see the models improving. this is somthing that hasnt really been done a great deal before (on the u-boats atleast)
is the boat still hollow as you showed in your post "first optic test" i guess you are using 3ds max. have you tried adding a shell modifier? this would add the "thickness" of the hull you could delete your inner extrusion polys and allow the shell modifier to do the rest, it would make the drain holes the same depth as the hulls thickness.
sorry if this does not come accross clearly or you have already tried this / do not think it is a good idea.
cheers and good luck
tfm

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A very good idea and a wonderful tip - I will try out it - Maybe adds it at all where a literature - Shell modifier???

Thank you!!

[Koondawg]

Tomi_099,

These awesome picture are they helping you to make a u-boat to play in the game or are they just good graphic pictures ? sorry for my poor level of knowledge in this area

Yes Ven in pretty sure it's for the game...his others have been...

[Venatore]

Originally Posted by Koondawg

Yes Ven in pretty sure it's for the game...his others have been...

Thanks matey.

[Pascal]

What magnifique work ! I guess this new boat will be much more stable in sea, much more in real condition. Perhaps time for dive will be increase ? I always thought the sub had a comportement at sea too much " light ".
About the holes in the hull: it must have closed behind for some, no ?

And for some other open (like on this picture where we can see the wall
through the holes). but it's perhaps impossible to do.

[Pascal]

...a word about the " thickness " of the steel of the hull (and of the holes, if i can say .. . 1,5 ? 2 centimeters ??