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Shane M. joined
Specialist Technician. PC Gamer. Stargate and Star Wars Fan. Computer Geek. Military Enthusiast. Science Enthusiast (Nut). Mountain Biker. Photographer. Cinematographer. Audiophile. SketchUp Modeller. Video Editor. Audio Editor. (No, my name isn't really Shane M. Schofield...it's an inside joke.)
Hangar: Sabre - Class Battlecruiser.
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Some wide angle shots from the hangar in the Sabre - Class Battlecruiser. Done on Google SketchUp 7.
Damn JPEG compression!!!
make it PNG then,and this is Just awesome,who controls this Battlecrusier?Empire or Republic ?
Um, no one. It's a part of my hybrid starfleet, although the Sabre is based on an Imperial Star Destroyer, (it is about 3 larger).
The JPEGs looked fine on my computer, until they were uploaded.
And thank you.
cool... cool... so bloody cool....
Thank you too. Now I just have to design all of my other starfighters, bombers, transports...it's going to take a while with uni taking most of my time.
i hope you get an award.
I don't think I'm good enough. Thanks for the vote of confidence anyway.
How long did it take you to do this cos its awesome.
Also i wonder how long it would take to render if you applied textures to everything and applied lighting effects. Cos it would take quite a long time.
I'm not sure, I didn't exactly keep track of the time spent...probably 2 hours just for the hangar. The rest of the ship...probably about a week total time. Moddb.com
I think i would rather watch paint dry than wait for it to render.
No, 2 hours was the build time for the hangar and a week was the build time for the ship.
I don't need to render anything in SketchUp, I just export screenshots.
This was a screenshot. I only stick it in the rendering program if I apply textures and lighting.
Oh i thought you already applied the textures and lighting effects. It still took a long time to build though.
Yeah, well a model with over 1.5 million edges...you know.
Thats torture!
More or less.
And it's still not finished.
good to know :)
Now it's finished.