Corellian Corvette - CR90 Render image - Star Wars: Thrawn's Revenge II: Ascendancy mod for Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion
From the makers of Thrawn's Revenge: Imperial Civil War, Ascendancy is a Star Wars mod set after the Battle of Endor in the Star Wars Galaxy. Fight for galactic ascendancy as multiple factions from this period in Star Wars history.
Corellian Corvette - CR90 Render
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Description
We've shown a lot of the Remnant and EotH ships, but haven't made quite as much progress on the New Republic because of how much had to be redone from ICW. This is now changing, starting with the new CR90 model.
Model by Wildcat
Skin by Kalo
wow those lines look really defined! will sins even be able to go that high of settings before it minidumps?
The model's certainly within the range of default Sins frigates (possibly lower) for poly count, and our skins are all smaller in filesize than the base game. It should be fine.
ok cool, a lot of mods I have seen that have high poly (or even standard sins poly counts) have problems with minidumps on anything higher than medium settings or so.
Yeah, we've tried to do a lot of optimization to avoid that. A lot of the more recent reworks of ICW content has reduced the poly count to a fraction of what they were before (the fraction usually being 1/3rd) while still ending up looking better, so we think we're on the right track with it.
sounds good, cant wait to see it when its released!
Really nice and i guess you guys made it in 3ds max :).So Good job !!.
Hmmmm sexy :) like it
Awesome Im glad to see someone make this ship look in a mod thank god
Jaw drops.
And then it gets shot in the face in a hangar.
Don't mind me, I'm just going to take this little beauty behind the bike sheds and do unseemly things to it.
Brilliant work guys, keep it up!
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Added to the wiki.
I demand more renders...
WHy not use this in Imp civil war?
Maybe it's just the angle, but it looks more like the "stunted" version of the CR90 that persistently appeared over the years rather than the actual model used in the movie. Compare the CR90 to the CR70.
Not a criticism of the model itself by any means. Just pointing out that you're repeating an error that's so common that it even appeared in Revenge of the Sith.