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Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. introduced the all-new Gulfstream G800, the longest-range aircraft in Gulfstream history.
Here is the render for the Alternate Model Challenge set by the LEGO CEE Team. My set was the 60003 Fire Emergency. If you are interested in the .lxf file let me know via FM
The FTL: Faster Than Light Album
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The FTL: Faster Than Light Album
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A july, 2006 conceptual design of a multi-turret, multi-gunned, multi-barrelled war machine for exploratory duties.
Just a render of a julia quaternion set in povray with a fired, unglazed ceramic texture applied to it.
Mainly a test render to see whether a plausible ceramic texture can be done in povray.
This is the Engi Cruiser. It's the only ship in the game that by default have Drone Control Room. Perfect for drone warfare! Was granted by Engi to The Kestrel's Crew once they've reached Engi Homeworlds.
The FTL: Faster Than Light Album
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Ship's instructions can be found on my Gumroad Store.
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A MagicaVoxel creation
Searching for information on Voxel stacks I came across this neat little program
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Structure Synth / Sunflow
This render took a very long time on my computer -- 32 hours on a 2.4 Ghz Core 2 Duo. While it was rendering, I investigated distributing the render to Amazon's ec2. I spent 32 cents testing their service, and successfully rendered a small image. I used their basic 0.10 / hr service, which gives you a virtual machine roughly half as fast as a single core in my laptop. They do have a higher speed service that is 0.80 / hour. This gives you 8 cores and is roughly 5 times faster than my laptop. At 0.80 / hr of high cpu time, it would have cost me roughly 5.60 bucks to render it, and taken 6.4 hours.
It should also be possible to use Helios to distribute the render across many ec2 instances to really speed things up. Unfortunately I've run into some bugs with Helios and wouldn't feel comfortable spending money on CPU time yet.