Game Guides Archive
Thread: GarVa's Galactic Home Show, Thursday April 8th
RynaNasao
Sat Apr 10, 2004 1:32 pm
#40
omg, awesome 
hey, would someone post pics of the rest of their work so I can copy.. *er*I mean see. 
Also, how did you do the couch bit eh, it says on the feature "For instance, notice the red streak on the side of the X-Wing from this weeks Home Show. It's actually a couch that has been turned on its side and sunk into the nose of the X-Wing to give the appearance of a red streak. Play with the different types of furniture shapes and see what you can invent! "
I'm confused!!
great work
Jonny_FS
Sat Apr 10, 2004 3:43 pm
#41
Good job obos and conrad the first time i saw you make the small ship out of the little parts of stuff wayback when you lived by tyrena you had good sense of decor.
Jonephes.
Elbasunu
Sat Apr 10, 2004 5:22 pm
#42
Jonny_FS wrote:
Good job obos and conrad the first time i saw you make the small ship out of the little parts of stuff wayback when you lived by tyrena you had good sense of decor.
Jonephes.
Hey! Jon! Never fear, although my model ship, Bloo Leader took a back burner in favor of newer items and more inventory space, she'll be flying again in No time. You have my word. Hint hint...
Vertexon
Sat Apr 10, 2004 11:00 pm
#43
RynaNasao wrote:
Also, how did you do the couch bit eh, it says on the feature "For instance, notice the red streak on the side of the X-Wing from this weeks Home Show. It's actually a couch that has been turned on its side and sunk into the nose of the X-Wing to give the appearance of a red streak. Play with the different types of furniture shapes and see what you can invent! "
I'm confused!!
great work
Your eyes can deceive you... don't trust them. 
There is a second orange couch embedded in the one forming the fuselage on each side. Despite what Garva wrote, though, no vertical rotation has taken place (I wish it could... but the game engine does not yet allow furniture rotation on more than one axis 
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There is a second orange couch embedded in the one forming the fuselage on each side. Despite what Garva wrote, though, no vertical rotation has taken place (I wish it could... but the game engine does not yet allow furniture rotation on more than one axis )What you're seeing as an orange stripe is the part of the cushion that your character's knees would wrap around if he was sitting in the couch. That particular couch slants slightly inward from the cushion to the ground, so the bottom parts that would visually suggest its true orientation are hidden.
StuStuStu
Sun Apr 11, 2004 12:11 am
#44
Okay, I've stared and stared at it. I love it, and I want to have its babies.
But I just can't figure out the couch thing, the orange stripe. It looks like you took a couch :
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|____ oriented thus, and rotated it to be
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| oriented thus, so that the back is parallel with the floor.
If that's what you did.. how do you do it? Or if it isn't.. and it's not a secret.. how did you do the couch bit!?
Or if it isn't.. and it's not a secret.. how did you do the couch bit!?
B-wing_cmd
Sun Apr 11, 2004 12:24 am
#45
well done to you all.
but i think a B-Wing would look better.
haun
Sun Apr 11, 2004 4:35 am
#46
Q-3PO wrote:
Not quite as impressive as the one I was flying around yesterdayin the current build of the space expansion
now that is a post i would one star.
wait he's a dev
Manmas-Fin
Sun Apr 11, 2004 7:38 am
#47
thats amazing... on a side note though... how do you make the "glass" for "aquariums"?
ussallentown
Sun Apr 11, 2004 1:00 pm
#48
LeBob wrote:
Q-3PO wrote:
Not quite as impressive as the one I was flying around yesterdayin the current build of the space expansion
QFE
Mizraal
Sun Apr 11, 2004 7:47 pm
#49
I have a question for those who made this (it looks awsome by the way) did you manage to rotate on the y-axis? it seems like you would of had to, but I try to never underestimate peoples ingenuity.
Mizraal
Sun Apr 11, 2004 7:56 pm
#50
DANG! Should have read the rest of the thread. You devious, ingenius rebels.... tricky, tricky... and yet, so awsome!
TnK_Daithi
Sun Apr 11, 2004 7:57 pm
#51
Great job guys! You never cease to amaze me with your creativity.
Kealynn