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Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 16.11.2011, 04:59
by PlutonianEmpire
My lavender gas giant actually has TWO naturally habitable moons!

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Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 18.11.2011, 03:31
by Reiko
J.T.K. wrote:
Reiko wrote:
J.T.K. wrote:Hello Reiko (and others),
These are three models in final progress by bdfd.

1° USS Enterprise-F class Century
USS_Enterprise-F.jpg


2° USS Enterprise-G class Eclipse
USS_Enterprise-G.jpg


3° and the last USS Enterprise-J class Celestial (with a 'l' too :D )
USS_Enterprise-J.jpg


...
Where is he porting them from?


I think that they came from SFCIII or BC.
And yours ?
I always get them from BC because the models are more detailed and they tend to come with higher resolution textures. I've had correspondence with the gentleman that created the 1701-F and 1701-G and he can be touchy about people porting his works. Make sure to tell your friend bdfd to get permission from him before uploading anything onto the motherlode using those ships.

Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 18.11.2011, 07:15
by PlutonianEmpire
I finally modified my Earth rings to better reflect Earth's roche limit:

earthrings7.jpg


Now that I've done that, I can do what I've been itchin' to do for a very long time:

ringjet3.jpg


Fungun was nice enough to make me a better aeroplane model and apply textures, after I posted in the Modelling section. My thanks and gratitude go to him. :)

Thank you, Fungun! :)


Some more:

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Plane on one of the habitable moons of the Lavender Gas Giant. (Hires.)

(Only three attachments allowed? :( )

Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 18.11.2011, 12:19
by Tegmine
Strange, but cool. The gas giant's clouds appear to actually have texture. How did you do that?

-M-

ps: love your work.

Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 18.11.2011, 16:14
by Reiko
Tegmine wrote:Strange, but cool. The gas giant's clouds appear to actually have texture. How did you do that?

-M-

ps: love your work.
You can do that by making normal maps out of the textures.

Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 18.11.2011, 19:35
by Tegmine
Ah. Always nice to learn something new. Here's something I recently learned...a new way to do textures...

-M-

Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 18.11.2011, 21:40
by fungun
Here's something I recently learned...a new way to do textures...

Cool planet :D
Please explain.

"PlutonianEmpire"-Your very welcome.

Thanks,
Tim

Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 18.11.2011, 23:26
by t00fri
For SciFi fans (Celestia.Sci):

Crossing the core of a globular cluster with starbirth and looking
for a star system to land on ;-)

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Fridger

Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 20.11.2011, 13:21
by Tegmine
Wow. Imagine that for your nightly view...although, it wouldn't be very dark for nighttime!

fungun: I picked up the method from here-
http://www.solarvoyager.com/tutorials.asp?SID=750E519C10986BC514EE4E8634A54E782BF
It took a little time for me to get everything right, and it's still not 100% perfect (some seam issues I didn't show) but it's a nice alternative way to make some nice planet textures. Thanks.

-M-

Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 20.11.2011, 22:33
by John Van Vliet
some shots of the up and coming LRO- WAC stereo imaging DEM
256/ppd ( 92 k ) resized to a 64 k map
Topo data ONLY no "texture" other than a 50% gray image

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Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 21.11.2011, 12:04
by Reiko
t00fri wrote:For SciFi fans (Celestia.Sci):

Crossing the core of a globular cluster with starbirth and looking
for a star system to land on ;-)



Fridger
I may have to put a solar system in there. It would make a beautiful night sky. :blue:

Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 21.11.2011, 12:07
by Reiko
Orbiting high above the Vulcan home world.

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Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 21.11.2011, 22:53
by Reiko
J.T.K. wrote:Ouah Reiko, Is it really under celestia ?
Vulcan seems so orange...
Yes those are screenshots from Celestia. I made Vulcan orange because that is how it looked in Enterprise.

Here is a screencap from the series...

Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 22.11.2011, 01:03
by PlutonianEmpire
Recreation of the Avatar Scene, with the pandorafied version of Belle Hades as the main feature. The gas giant, named Belle Keres, has it's own great storm, which is partially hidden by high altitude bands of clouds.

avatar_scene_bh.jpg


"My god! It's full of stars!" ;)

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Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 22.11.2011, 23:15
by Reiko
PlutonianEmpire wrote:Recreation of the Avatar Scene, with the pandorafied version of Belle Hades as the main feature. The gas giant, named Belle Keres, has it's own great storm, which is partially hidden by high altitude bands of clouds.

avatar_scene_bh.jpg


"My god! It's full of stars!" ;)

bh_stars2.png

Very nice! How did you make the gas giant? :)

J.T.K. wrote:
Reiko wrote:
J.T.K. wrote:Ouah Reiko, Is it really under celestia ?
Vulcan seems so orange...
Yes those are screenshots from Celestia. I made Vulcan orange because that is how it looked in Enterprise.

Here is a screencap from the series...

Why not Reiko and the debates are open.
But in the last Star Trek Movie of JJ abrams in 2009, Vulcan is not orange and I think it's more darky and so real.
vulcan destroyed.jpg

Narada_over_Vulcan.jpg

Yes it looked more brown and dark in the 2009 movie and in the original series it had a huge icecap. I suppose it's a matter of preference and in my case I prefer the Enterprise interpretation mainly because it was my favorite series. :blue:

Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 23.11.2011, 05:03
by PlutonianEmpire
Reiko wrote:Very nice! How did you make the gas giant? :)
Thanks! :)

I must admit it is a Jupiter texture re-color... :oops: It was originally intended for use on Jupiter itself, after I made that post last year in this thread depicting Earth as a moon of Jupiter. However, while I liked the recolor, I liked Jupiter's original colors better, so I saved the texture for later use, and eventually wound up using it for Belle Keres. :)

If you look carefully, you can see portions that kind of retain some of the original colors. I kept those portions because they blended in well and I thought they added a nice touch. :)

Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 28.11.2011, 05:57
by Reiko
J.T.K. wrote:
=...in my case I prefer the Enterprise interpretation mainly because it was my favorite series. :blue:

Surprise for Reiko, NX01 with NX02 :D !
NX01-02.jpg
Love the NX ships! :D

Here is the warp 7 fitted NX-05 :blue:

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Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 28.11.2011, 06:31
by PlutonianEmpire
I downloaded the new Milky Way addon from the Motherlode, inflated the sphere's radius like Cham suggested in the thread about the addon, and came up with a nice looking view in Delta Trianguli.

bh_mw.jpg


I booted up Celestia for the first time of the day the other day, and came across an interesting eclipse occurring in real time, with Tartarus eclipsing Belle Hades' two suns right after the suns themselves finished their own eclipse.

bh_eclipse2.jpg


I made a screenshot specifically for a new page on my website, but I thought It looked nice, so I figured I'd post it here too.

tf_mars1.jpg

Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 29.11.2011, 03:58
by Reiko
J.T.K. wrote:
=Love the NX ships! :D

Here is the warp 7 fitted NX-05 :blue:

Yes, here is the bdfd's version finished this evening.
The warp nacelles of NX-05 alias Atlantis are blue like 99.9% of Star Trek vessels.

NX05 Atlantis.jpg

I left the NX-05 nacelles more white because I felt there should be a difference since it's a warp 7 ship. :)


Anyways, here is a more detailed NV-01 Intrepid warp 3 ship.
the textures need tweaking but it's almost finished. :blue:

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Re: Post your Celestia pictures!

Posted: 29.11.2011, 21:19
by fungun
Well I can't be left out of this Trek showcase :wink:
A new drydock coming to an addon soon.
Original Author - Ricky "MadMan1701A" Wallace
Tim