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| hodototman:
hahaha, nice. |
| TheKid:
--- Quote from: Sevara on April 15, 2013, 09:06:51 PM --- recreating the D --- End quote --- huehuehue |
| Clone2:
Trust me when I say this. Too many bricks. Will take YEARS to build. It's WAY too big to fit on ANY server. |
| Sevara:
--- Quote from: Clone2 on April 15, 2013, 09:33:56 PM ---Trust me when I say this. Too many bricks. Will take YEARS to build. It's WAY too big to fit on ANY server. --- End quote --- I didn't even get into the fact that almost nothing is oriented straight left/right/forward/backward. With needing custom BLBs to do any rotation other than 90 degrees, I'd say the only interiors that could be made right now without massive amounts of "rotated" custom bricks would be main engineering and shuttlebays two and three. If you want to cut your teeth on a Star Trek starship, you're better off starting small, with something with more straight lines, like a runabout: http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Danube_class |
| AdinX:
I think it's worth mentioning: You can scale it down and you can "restrict" access, aka just not make the room. If you make a low detail exterior with a medium-detail interior, it could work. When it comes to that slant you mention, ideally you'd just use corner bricks and then make some small changes. Nothing is perfect, and people would understand if you decide to not build the ship at a 43 degree angle. It's not impossible. I have a 5 story space station, high detail all over, exterior and interior, haven't even made the regular room shells but I have a lot of the props, the brickcount is roughly 60k. Then again, I'm not a hardcore star trek fan, I just like the original show. I could be speaking way out of my league in terms of ship size. |
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