With SC's permission, some BCM shots!!

[Guest]

SC gave me permission to post these, so, go take look and tell him what you think!! and tell me what you think, tossed it together in about 45 minutes!!

http://home.earthlink.net/~rpasquier

[Guest]

"OK, simple little webpage that doesn't come even close to doing this thing Justice"

Works for me =)

Nice job SC!

[Emmett.hendrick]

Talk about take my breath away, those shots are georgeus(spelling?) SC and the team are doing a GREAT job.

[Epsilon 5]

Jaw on the floor

You can dive!?! Can you shoot underwater?

[GREG MILLER]

I've fallen on the floor and I can't get up!

[Parias]

Nice

[Supreme Cmdr]

hehe, I keep telling everybody, shots do NOT do the game justice. At all.

And he was only able to take that craft underwater because I have not yet enabled the water title detection yet.

btw, that shot of the station against the planet backdrop, was taken using the standard F10 camera which has a fixed pos around the target.

To see the true size of the station against Earth, you'd need to target the planet, rotate it up close until you see the station in orbit, then zoom out. The station, compared to the planet, is but a speck and is NOT visible to the naked eye.

Here are the dimensions:

station: 12.5km (H) x 28km (W) x 28km (L)

planet: 12756km diameter

The planet is about 455x the size of the station, depending on how you do the math.

While you're doing *that* math...think about this, Jupiter is 142796km in diameter

'nuff said

[Guest Commander 598]

So your saying that normal space craft will not be able to go underwater?

[Tyrn]

quote:

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Originally posted by Commander 598:

So your saying that normal space craft will not be able to go underwater?

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LOL...that's why they're space craft and yes that might have other implications but then again it might not

[ 05-17-2001: Message edited by: Tyrn ]

[GREG MILLER]

'Cmon now, did you really think the SC was going to let us blow up that new D.S.V. so easily???

[Guest Commander 598]

I was worried for a second. I read somewhere about being able to...Somewhere...