Igen, a Star Wars sosem volt túl realista. A rakétamotor továbbra is működne az űrben, de a kipufogógáz általában nem nagyon látszik úgy, ahogy a légkörben. Elnézést, ha a fordításom nem túl jó.
This looks like the current state of animatics, which is to say - animated storyboards. Animatics are the backbone of pre-production and have a respected place in movie making. There are people who pay a lot of money for this kind of work. Also, your shot transition, angles and pacing we're just great. Keep it up.
While the Star Destroyer is the backbone, the Arquitens and Gonzanti are the true workhorses for the Empire. It's smaller multipurpose ships like these that can be used for fleet escort, screening, and reconnaissance.
I thought about it, but last time I modelled a planet, I couldn't get it to look good enough for me to be satisfied with it. So I opted to go without one and leave it as is.
Its not really an animation.... Sure, the ties come off from the Gozanti, but that's it. They then go into a static position. "Movement" of the fleet is an illusion, it is simply the movement of the camera. all ships are moving at the same speed. You can easily find a "hyperspace" tutorial online. I'd assume this took you 2-3 days if you had any prior animating experience. If you had none, then probably a week. And you probably only uploaded this because you've seen the successful of the recent "venator fleet hyperspace" video along with the mix of the 4 different factions. Also, I don't believe you made these models as I've found the exact same ones online.
It'd be more accurate to say movement is relative, not an illusion. The camera is static here, minus some panning, so they are moving relative to the global coordinate system. But you are correct that that is indistinguishable from the camera moving if they were static. I don't really have much experience with animation, my focus has been on learning how to make 3d models for game projects. The intent was not to make an animation in the first place, so I'm sorry if I offended you by calling this an animation. I saw that it was something I could do in Blender as a way to show off the models I made, so I spent a little time doing that because I thought it was cool. I'm not familiar with the video you mentioned, I've just been modelling different ships from different franchises to practice my modelling. As far as accusing me of stealing work, these are indeed my models, which I have made completely myself, including the procedural textures. I did use a lot of references from online images of other models/from the tv show and movies, and tried to closely match the geometry of those models, since the whole point was to practice. I even made the models during a stream, and you can see all of my model work on my deviantart, where I posted a journal about this video, if you really don't believe me. Maybe I'll make a post there that goes into more depth about how I made the models, just to show that I did indeed make them. www.deviantart.com/anarchius
@AOD_AnkGrooger Seems like unique models to me, despite an extensive search I've not found these models anywhere else, if someone is trying to make an asset look like a ship from a tv show of course it is going to share some resemblance with other models. There are many showcases out there with Hyperspace scenes, I certainly have made some over the years as well, aint nothing wrong with a hyperspace scene. @Madash023 Nice animation, very nicely timed with the music, looking to see what else you do!
I've actually put up the source code on Github! github.com/vincentetellez/UnitySwarmBehaviourScripts I might look into making a video sometime that demonstrates how to use it.
Thanks! I typically use it as the basis for my AI in my game projects, since it's pretty versatile for the stuff I do. I just haven't finished any of the game projects that keep piling up on my hard drive XD
@@pumitriii6160 While I was there, it was popular in terms of everyone thought it was super cool and looked up to them. As far as actual numbers produced per class, I don't know. I imagine it's not too many, but that's also going to be directly proportional to how many CRO/STOs there are in the AF overall, compared to other career fields. Not to mention pilots and cyber being in very high demand, so the AF will push people towards those to fill needed slots. If I remember correctly, it's also a selective community, due to the intensity of the training required. If a cadet is interested in that path, I believe they have to go through a CRO/STO selection and training process, rather than being allocated a job from AFPC like all the other career fields. That said, USAFA is still a good pathway to getting there.
