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Some context as someone who pledged in 2012. I've only fired it up a couple times since beta 3.1 came out, but my first trip down to Yela was pretty mindblowing. Still, more options than a Mass Effect elevator.įlying around a planet/moon all the way down to the surface, getting out of your ship and walking around, and going inside the various outposts happens completely seamlessly.

(timelapse of that trip condensed to 15 minutes)Īnd if you're in something bigger than a single seat fighter, you can get up and do other stuff around your ship while it's traveling, but it's not a good idea in areas with pirates.

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If you don't want a 'quantum drive' scene going from one place to another, you're also free to make a seamless flight using regular engines! Port Olisar to Daymar takes a bit under 10 hours. Canonically I believe quantum drive around a system is moving about 0.2c. But it's very pretty, and the visual effects make it feel fast. Trips between moons are maybe 10 seconds, and trips between planets will be longer.

But the game's not supposed to be a fast paced space shooter (check out Everspace for that!), and I don't think they'd take out the travel times even if they could. Have you got any links to your 3d stuff? I'd be keen to check it outYes, travel from one place to another isn't instantaneous, and they 'hide' the loading while you travel.

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The printer i use is the UP plus 2 which has a perf board (print bed with holes) and is rock solid for holding prints down. Currently I've been wearing the prints as they are one offs (and are under IP) but down the line ill be casting, and may even do throw away casts so they can be sanded/finished quickly. I havent tried painting it on yet, but i have been thinking about using acetone and sandpaper to quickly take the print grain off (Untested). I generally only sand my 3d printed parts as acetone vapour rounds off all the sharp edges.

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Netfabb free does great slicing and basic repairs (although on complicated models it causes more problems that it fixes sometimes) and i believe the pro version does shell (Cant confirm first hand). (Its scary to use lol) Or i get a friend to use Max/Maya. I use Blender to do model smoothing and shell commands but nothing else. I started with no 3d modeling experience and Sketchup is the easiest to bash out simple things.

I'm big into 3D printing as well and I love seeing people using it to make big projects like this. I take it you wear your 3D printed parts, as opposed to making a silicone mold and doing casts out of? I do use it to prime the printer bed for adhesion though. Just curious.ĭoes netfabb free do the shell creation and model cutting, or are you using a paid version? I want to say I've tried using it to create shells, and I either couldn't get it to work right, or there is a paid version that I didn't have.įor smoothing out ABS parts, I just use straight acetone brushed on lightly with a chip brush, I'm not sure if that would work better than using ABS juice like you are using. Is there a reason you use sketchup to fix the model? Is it just a familiarity thing? I have problems with non-manifold models sometimes and depending on the complexity I will fix them in Blender and I find it really easy to do with that. Thanks a lot! I have a couple follow up things.