Bryan Valencia nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 08/08/2006 18:11:
> Just a physics note:
> 
> Large flat surfaces are really hard to pressurize in space.  They tend to
> bulge outward, that's why we see a lot of curves, spheres, cylinders, and
> greebles on spaceships.   Squareishness is really useful for stacking lots
> of objects, but it's not that useful for anything else, especially in the
> unconfined reaches of outer space.
> 
> 
> 
> ---
> I would suggest that you surround your running lights with small spheres of
> the same color as the lights.  See "looks_like" in the help.
> 
> Good effort... Please keep posting.
> 
> 
In my eyes, it's an unpressurised cargo ship cariyng loads of containers, and 
those are ether also unpressurised or have ribbed sides that are disigned to 
resist pressure.

-- 
Alain
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