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Very nice. It almost has a cartoonesque feel to it. The image has a lack of
depth.. the background seems very close.. though I dunno what you could do
to avoid this.. maybe place the 'jumpgate' (?) amongst an asteroid belt or
something. Yeah..I know. Not a great place for a jumpgate :-) But it could
be a rebel jumpgate, hidden away from imperial forces!
All the best,
Andy Cocker
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"Karl Pelzer" <Kar### [at] t-online de> wrote in message
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> Hi folks.
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> Just fooling around with MORAY 3.3beta. Maybe I'll animate it if I get
> to model a good spaceship.
> Enjoy!
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> Karl
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Karl Pelzer wrote:
> Hi folks.
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> Just fooling around with MORAY 3.3beta. Maybe I'll animate it if I get
> to model a good spaceship.
> Enjoy!
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> Karl
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The image looks good, but for something that is maybe 200 - 400 meters in
diam, the thickness of the cabling around the perimeter and the banding
holding the cables together look way too large for a structure of that size.
Maybe reducing the size of each would make it look more 'realistic'.
Try the download area of Moray for some good spaceship models, (and other
files).
Alex.
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