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@Glenn

Hi,

I see what you mean. Lets start with... How many samples did it do for this image?

Okwa
Well, I'm not using the standard values for Shine because it's calculated using the reflection of glass, so it's based on angler of view and ChatGPT will give you values for reflection.

I forgot if you did post it before, I too getting old :lol: :lol:

The door is maybe picking up a parent ...

@Okwa

I'm far behind, not a bit, I'm still scrolling

I know, her detailing is was the most important to her, not easy to follow that, but she made insane models, even when rendered from up close. I too tried that, but gave up

@Okwa

wow impressive you have a lot in there! Many of which I've never seen. Some AI stuff too looks like.

To be honest, they look detailed, so excellent call on how you made them detailed without the details, if that makes sense

@Okwa

420 ??? or is it a joke, you know what 420 is........right?

600 models over the years wow, you work fast!

What's your DA link? I haven't seen it before.

@Okwa

The original Reddit answers are technically correct for today or the Stargate-era Tau’ri but they’re thinking like engineers or tacticians and not like human beings with dreams like you

The four redesigns are clever as hell

What's your next step?

@Okwa

oh wow, this one has the feel

how many ships have you made over the years???

@Okwa

Got it

Okwa

I didn't get a notification on this one!!!

Very cool story and no, the missiles are not too close together.

The one thing I think is missing is a planet. Because it looks like deep space and the ships are not the deep space style. Or am I wrong?

Either way, I like it very much, well done ...

Okwa wrote: Sat Apr 12, 2025 1:43 am Since the city relied on orchards as a source of food, in addition to the wheat fields, I found the amount appropriate, “historically correct” so to speak .

ah, yes, that would make sense. My brain got lazy a bit

@Okwa

oh nice but you didn't have to put that many, it's just to add this touch of completeness. But it's still nice, I like it

@Okwa

I live these much better Chris. But, I think you should still have a few big trees around, not many, so it doesn't look too deserted. What do you think?

wow, you almost fooled, I thought this was a picture of some place. I like the wall on the 1e but the shine makes it look metallic.

The layout is perfect, the trees, the structures, everything. Is this an actual reproduction of something that existed?

@Okwa

oh wow, this looks really cool

At first, I was wondering what these were, until I started reading.

Now you temp me to make Raylectron as a game engine too

@Okwa

oh yes, much better this way Chris.

@Okwa

WOAH

This is outstanding Chris. And the fog makes it even more.... how should I say.... Englandish?

That's so nice, I really like this model, well done Chris

@Okwa

ah, but they do look like closed doors But now I can see the bit of shadows at the top right of them and now I can see the proper perspective. Amazing how we can be so deceived, like, is it a 6 or a 9 kind of thing, depend on the view angle.

@Okwa

wow, this second one is really, really nice. Very peaceful, doors closed of the left, because it's quiet. The reflection on the water is not too busy either, it's nice. You did a super good job here Chris

@Okwa

Well, I don't think it's a WIP. Sometimes, simplicity is just as good and different. I really like it just like that Chris. It's really pleasant for the eye. Like, peace after the war. Well done

@Okwa

oh wow I really like this one big time, the fleet really stands out on the action. Well done Chris, I love both.

@Okwa

Thank you Chris.

@Okwa

Taylor beat me at it. I was going to reply exactly that. I've been off the net because wife fell on ice and broke her shoulder, so she can't do anything, so I do everything now, for another month.

@Okwa

I thought that Raylectron's stars had a bug, being on front of everything

Explosions indeed, but too perfect I think but still looks very cool

God's rays. Also on the first picture of this post here: https://softbytelabs.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?t=2252 :D
But it took some fiddling to achieve this result. Not only in Raylectron, but also in designing the “emitter” correctly in Sketchup. It has to be a disk that has a diameter, whose size ...

@Okwa

amazing, and how did you do the lasers??