- Joined
- Jul 25, 2007
- Messages
- 37
Intro: My name is BlargIAmDead; I introduced myself a few days ago in the "Introductions" forum. I came here because I had a question at The Helper, and someone there suggested I should take it to you. You can find the original question here:
www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?t=89953
Project: I'm working on a two-player science-fiction map called "Among the Stars"; you can find the beta version here:
www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?t=90892
It's good enough for government work, but the gas planet model I have from The Helper's "MurderMode" leaves something to be desired.
Request: MurderMode's model for a gas planet -- such as Jupiter or Saturn -- doesn't rotate, like the models for Earth and Mars here on The Hive. I'd like to correct that. If you want to re-color the rings so they look more like Saturn's (off-white, light grey, light brown, etc.), that would be great too.
Alternatively, you can try building a gas planet model of your own. I'll certainly give you credit on the final version of "Among the Stars", if I decide to use your model instead of MurderMode's.
Images: MurderMode's files are available at the first link, above. If you want to make a model of your own, Jupiter seems to be the least bland of the gas giants as far as cloud patterns go, and Saturn definitely has the most impressive rings. Images of both are readily available in your friendly local search engine.
www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?t=89953
Project: I'm working on a two-player science-fiction map called "Among the Stars"; you can find the beta version here:
www.thehelper.net/forums/showthread.php?t=90892
It's good enough for government work, but the gas planet model I have from The Helper's "MurderMode" leaves something to be desired.
Request: MurderMode's model for a gas planet -- such as Jupiter or Saturn -- doesn't rotate, like the models for Earth and Mars here on The Hive. I'd like to correct that. If you want to re-color the rings so they look more like Saturn's (off-white, light grey, light brown, etc.), that would be great too.
Alternatively, you can try building a gas planet model of your own. I'll certainly give you credit on the final version of "Among the Stars", if I decide to use your model instead of MurderMode's.
Images: MurderMode's files are available at the first link, above. If you want to make a model of your own, Jupiter seems to be the least bland of the gas giants as far as cloud patterns go, and Saturn definitely has the most impressive rings. Images of both are readily available in your friendly local search engine.