Republic Venator Class Star Destroyer Fleet Exiting Hyperspace - Short Animation 

Thank you I was so confused by what I saw as an error in an otherwise perfect animation

Thanks for this, it caught my eye

Yup, that was the step between the Aurek Class Strikefighter and the A-Wing.

I was wondering what an A-wing was doing in the middle of a clone wars battle. Thanks!

​@@Macky4941That sounds like there was only one step between two starfighters millennia apart, lol.

so i was actually wondering if the ARC's had their own hyperdrive. that's sick though

@@adamgraffigna1816 that was one of the biggest draws for the republic. The ARC, much like its successor the X-Wing, had its own hyperdrive, so before a venator got into a shootout, it could put out a full fighter screen before actually getting into a fight, saving precious time fighting against the vulture droids of the CIS, which, because they were droids, the CIS naval forces could scramble fighters in a fraction of the time that a human crew could.

ur awesome for that explanation. thank you.@@venerablebrothergoriate5844

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@@venerablebrothergoriate5844 You could also stack fleet assets, as 2 different fleets could deploy one fleet and the others fighters to one fight, then swap and the surviving fighters could all join fleet 2 for their fight.

FOR THE REPUBLIC

No sound in space though! 😄

@@MacrossJet technically true, but anything travelling at the speed of warp must be imparting an incredible amount of gravitational force, when they exit warp that forces is suddenly transferred to every molecule of matter in its surroundings, so even if you cant hear it per say, you can absolutely feel its vibrations, and what is sound if not just a series of vibrations?

@@chloekaftanallso want to back up, the gravitational waves of the venator exiting hyperspace should travel and hit the ship that is the pov, and likely create sound in the ship itself. so it is not sound propagating directly it is gravity battering the point of wiew ship

@@MacrossJet No one cares, it's a Star Wars, it's forgiving for SW.

The Republic had the best aesthetic of any Star Wars faction or era. Clone Troopers and their equipment are perfection, and nobody can convince me otherwise

@@WanderingMiqo Makes sense actually. The Republic aesthetic wise was a blend of mid 1920s to 1950s Americana features. Made sense the ships would reflect that aesthetic. The Venerators having resemblance to that time periods Battleships and carriers, and the fighters carrying at times graceful lines. Its to reflect the individuality and character and creativity of the Republic. The Empire would have more hard edged designs reflecting the loss of character and individuality. In favor of intimidation, efficiency, and cost.

They look like Jar Jar Binks' head TBH....

Doesn't make any tactical sense though..

Looks cool and is indicative of the difficulty of hyperspace coordination that thrawn solved waaay later with force users

​​@@XSquibX Maybe it could make sense psychologically, because if ships are constantly coming out of hyperspace instead of together, it could make the enemy commander think that there are more that is constantly coming.

​@@XSquibXnot so much in this exact scenario BUT there are instances when it does make sense. Thrawn is used a tactic of 2-step-deployment, For example when using Interdictors for rapid deployment close to enemy forces. By first having an Interdictor fall out of Hyperspace and bridge the gap to the opposition, the interdictor can then use its interdiction to pull out several Friendly ships out of hyperspace close to the battlezone. This A) shortens the period before the battle commences and B) keeps the enemy commander guessing what forces hes actually dealing with before its too late for him to enact precautions to counter the looming threat.

@@XSquibX Could simply be two different groups travelling separately, they're still arriving within minutes of each other well outside of enemy range

I admit. Malte Ullrich (his youtube channel) did a fantastic job. And all of that for free.

Are you saying we can download it and use the assets?@@Coastlake

They do look pretty cool. Though I randomly thought the top of the Venator looks like Jar Jar and I can't unsee it.

@@dangzlang7074now I can’t unsee it

they look like jar jar binx

There's actually very few aliens in Star Wars that aren't descended from lost Human colony ships or aren't the result of the Rakata experimenting on Humans, which is why Humans are so common and can interbreed with almost everyone.

Yes we have all seen it hundreds of times during the last 20+ years. Something new perhaps would be nice

you know what the soundtrack is called?

You know, no one made you take the time to comment something like this. If you'd like something new, perhaps you go animate it? @@michalcerny7806

@@FuzzyLPAt the start, it is the Jedi Temple March

@@michalcerny7806yawwnnnnn just say ur boring

They were underutilized period, even in ROTS, they were showcased a bit but I wish we saw more

​@@steel749Yeah, I have an inkling the GAR Z-95 Headhunters were easier to animate, not sure. For TCW, at least.

Problem is that the ARC-170 was a mixed-role heavy fighter. Too slow to win most dogfights against dedicated attack fighters, and not heavy enough to properly fulfill the role of a bomber against more heavily-armored targets. It was a jack-of-all-trades, master of none. The biggest weakness of the ARC-170 was its speed: it was very sluggish for a fighter-type starship. In dogfights, speed is essential, and lacking it will result in your death. It could barely hold its own against Vulture Droids, and stood no chance against the likes of the Tri-Fighter, which regularly slaughtered ARC-170's in great numbers. There's a reason the Republic started to replace them with V-Wings more and more, gradually shifting to a V-Wing/Y-Wing dual-pronged setup, as each ship covers the other's weaknesses perfectly and are purpose-built, role-intended starships that do their jobs masterfully.

@@sergeantassassin3425 Speed is not the most essential in dogfights, maneuverability is. Dogfights are also overvalued. For example most fighter kills in WWI came from when pilots surprised their enemies from above or below and then flew away. That's way speed was still the most important attribute for a fighter to prioritize.

@@sergeantassassin3425 also needed 3 crew to manned 1 fighter, waste a lot of resources when droid start trimming those ARC fighter as example in intro Star Wars 3 ROTS.

more like passion. Money can buy plenty of talented people, but do those people have the passion that is required? also if they are hired, they have to animate what they're told to, not what they want

From a certain point of view. The venator looks like a jar jar binks.

@@Trigorastronomology Just because we KNOW these things doesn't mean we SAY these things.

You should throw in some other fighter variants next time! Like Y wings, Z95 headhunters, V 19s, or V wings. It would be super cool!

Either way I'm subbed!

I admit I’m not enough of a lore buff to comment on the accuracy of your models, but they certainly look at least as quality as the Clone Wars models. The sound design, though, is absolutely pristine. Each hyperspace exit, the sound of the turrets rotating, even the fighter engine noises are perfectly measured for impact. The Venators sound like proper massive ships groan-slamming back to normal space, the turrets sound as heavy as they look, and the fighters get that electronic whooshing that’s so iconic down pat. Had I closed my eyes and had someone tell me this was a clip from one of the official series I’d have absolutely believed it.

Your direction (so stuff about shots and angles and so on) was really good altogether! And i am certainly picky

@@TheDakkamanwell the sound stuff is taken from somewhere else. But it works really well with the animation, lovely put together.

Where can I find it.

no, why is no one talking about why there not firing

Same

hit too close to home on that one

Such bullshit

Entire Disney era? What about Rogue One, Andor, the Mandolorian, CW S7? Those were all Disney.

Thanks

..... thanks lol.....

They do have hyperdrives.

Should've used the BF2 (2017)/ JFO model instead, but it must be hard to find

@@Dark_Fusion19 Yeah, I just looked it up, they do have hyperdrives. I'm not used to many starfighters in the Clone Wars having their own built in hyperdrives

I would of loved to see squadrons being deployed from the sides of the venator

Mainly blender for 3D stuff. All the models are free to use. I provided the links in the description. Have fun creating.😄

They would if Sidious was killed by Windu and Skywalker. At which point the war would have continued and thus A wings.

Ah, I see your line of reasoning. Great looking video.

where was an E-wing?

@@klemmyotaku9702 There is an A-wing flyby right at the start of the video. All the other republic ships are E-wings.

​@@psychwithmike7852 That are ARC 170's not E-wing's