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Do-Mo
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[2015-05-05 12:39:41 +0000 UTC]
(Croatia)
# Statistics
Favourites: 90; Deviations: 206; Watchers: 721
Watching: 17; Pageviews: 58826; Comments Made: 687; Friends: 17
# Interests
Favorite movies: The Nightmare Before Christmass, Edward Scissorhands, Pulp Fiction, Wall-E, MegamindFavorite TV shows: Breaking Bad, Adventure Time, Jessica Jones, Daredevil, Flash
Favorite books: Footfall, Perdido Street Station, The picture of Dorian Gray
Favorite games: Freedom Force, Homeworld
# Social Links
https://www.instagram.com/curiospacestuff/# Comments
Comments: 75
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No problem! I don't fave much, but that one was really awesome to see. Nice classic sfi-fi look. Also, nice to see that you've kept up doing awesome work
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Hallo there!
Thank you for joining
Before you get settled in...
-Make sure to check out our welcome journal for our rules and regulations!
-Go take a look at our gallery to see where you can submit your work, and to also view the work of our other amazing members!
Thank you again for joining Rising-Artists , and we hope that you will enjoy your time with us!
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Thanks, man!
Often, when I'm looking for some inspiration on how to design the details I come a across your work, so even without knowing, you've helped me
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Big fan of your stuff some of the best the internet has to offer Id be really interested in the software you use to create your ships
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Thank you very much! Though there are many artists I consider to be superior, but I'm glad you like my stuff
I'm lucky enough to have access to a computer that has a full version, so I use 3ds Max. I did try working with some other programs (like Blender for instance), but I feel most comfortable in 3ds Max.
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Incredible work. Those actually look like vessels you would see straight from the near future!
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Thank you!
I truly hope we'll get to see that future where even more incredible designs are actually made real
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Looking over your gallery I have to say I feel a little professional jealousy. And you have no problem at all with detail. At worse, I'd say you sometimes use too much detail. That's not a bad thing. I have a ship I've been working on since forever because it has to be just right. I think I'll finally be posting that one soon. Also, light and shadow is so important. Light can bring out the best in a picture while shadow can hide things we don't want others to see. Shadow can also give an air of mystery. Anyway, enough blah blah. I like your stuff and will become a faithful watcher. Cheers! Β
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Such kind words 
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Hi
Are you familiar with "Children of a Dead Earth" game?Β Website
It is a dream come true for hard sci-fi geeks like us
It tries to answer question of how space warfare would look like and is backed by hard science and current technology level. (Author also made a blog describingΒ
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Interesting. No I wasn't familiar with it
Unfortunately, I'm not much of a gamer, but it seems like it will be interesting to see just what kind of designs will other people come up with. Similar to how it happened with Kerbal space program.
Really hope the game ends up as a commercial success, since it could help to spread some more love for realistic space
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I also hope for that game success
I will use as a tool for my next projects to estimate dimensions and some parameters of engines, weapons and maybe some other parts
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That's a good point, it does seem like it could be a handy tool. It also seems like it can calculate orbital trajectories, which is something really useful for creating realistic scenarios
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It can simulate trajectories with n-body physics, but calculating any trajectories might be difficult. I'm not sure if right now you can access whole solar system in sandbox mode, instead of single planets...
And I now want to design 100 MW - 1 GW range ion engine and see how big reactor is needed... Need to unlock module design first... (although you can unlock it without playing, I try to do it via gameplay)
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