A taste of things to come: Flying Dutchman Upgrade image - Pirates of the Caribbean: New Horizons mod for Pirates of the Caribbean
The "New Horizons" mod for the 2003 Pirates of the Caribbean game by Akella is a continuation of the famous Build mod series. Developed as Pirates of the Caribbean Build 14, "New Horizons" continued where Build 13 left off, adding more new content than ever before.
A taste of things to come: Flying Dutchman Upgrade
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Huzzah! Project: "Flying Dutchman Upgrade" is a go. Our old model has been sitting neglected for far too long. We're going to remodel and re-texture her to look stunning and more accurate to the films.
awesome!
Keep in mind, that this project is JUST beginning and will take some time to complete. So don't expect it to come out any time soon. :P
yey spidey new model
Bonjourmonami, the same modeler who brought us the current Black Pearl and Queen Anne's Revenge is working on the new Flying Dutchman. And just as with the BP and QAR, I will be doing the texturing. Aramada will also be helping out both of us.
Just a quick Question. What are some of the other ships you guys are currently working on? I'm really excited to increase the shipyards :D
Too many to count! :p
We have quite a variety of new and upgraded vessels in the works at this time, including several new Napoleonic frigates and smaller vessels, a further upgrade and new version of the USS Constitution, and a brand new early 18th century frigate to replace the old stock models.
We've also gotten hold of the PotBS Postillionen frigate and Trinity 2nd Rate, which you can expect to see in the game pretty soon.
omg yes!
will there be any damage model in this new dutchman?
The game doesn't really support visible damage. The only way to somewhat simulate it is by making parts of the hull into masts, which they have done in a Russian modpack. But we haven't done that with any of our ships.
that's why i ask, i've seen a few ships with damage model and it looked pretty good
Very nice! Can you say me the name from the Program then you make this?
For modelling, we use Maya 5.0. Although the modeller working on the Dutchman is using Blender.