[TrashMan]

Originally posted by ShadowWolf_IH
cool trashman, can you PM a link on where to get it?

Hades Combine downloads section...

[ShadowWolf_IH]

went there to try it, and got index.php

[TrashMan]

http://hades-combine.com/web/index.php?ind=downloads&op=section_view&idev=14

Try this link...should be under Terran Installations:D

[ShadowWolf_IH]

right, i hit to dl the station and i get index.php downloaded instead.

Kick up ICQ if you would

[TrashMan]

strange...something must be wrong with HC...

[ShadowWolf_IH]

I got it trash, thanks....i just had to tell windows to always open thyose files using winrar.  Don't ask me....

on second thought, there is something wrong with it rendering in fs2, or fred2.  renders right in PCS, but not the others.  If we can fix this i would love to use the model.

[aldo_14]

Originally posted by ShadowWolf_IH
Casualties for some reason was NOT SCP compatible.  With almost everything being done being SCP compatible (and rightly so), i thought it would be fun to do another campaign in retail.  Whether or not it will be SCP compatible is up in the air.

The SOC frigate had too many textures for SCP.  Unfortunately I don;t even have the original max files, so I can't even do a simple bake job upon it.

I've considered releasing an updated version using the models done for LS - as they actually correspond to the models in CoW in terms of concept/purpose (for the most part) - but that would only take place once LS was actually released (in some form) as those models are primarily reserved for that.

[aldo_14]

Originally posted by Spicious
The Agamemnon can be fixed if you can find someone to bake its textures. On a somewhat related note, did anyone notice that in Casualties of War it's actually spelled "Agamenmon"?

Not until you said that

[StratComm]

Originally posted by aldo_14


The SOC frigate had too many textures for SCP.  Unfortunately I don;t even have the original max files, so I can't even do a simple bake job upon it.

I've considered releasing an updated version using the models done for LS - as they actually correspond to the models in CoW in terms of concept/purpose (for the most part) - but that would only take place once LS was actually released (in some form) as those models are primarily reserved for that.

You don't check your PMs, do you

I'm planning on at least consolodating the undamaged version (and hopefully ShadowWolf won't use the damage-mapped one) so that it will run with the SCP.  I'd bake it, but alas, my baking script has developed a fatal error.

[TrashMan]

Originally posted by ShadowWolf_IH
I got it trash, thanks....i just had to tell windows to always open thyose files using winrar.  Don't ask me....

on second thought, there is something wrong with it rendering in fs2, or fred2.  renders right in PCS, but not the others.  If we can fix this i would love to use the model.

Some models sometimes rendered strangely in FREd, but I had no problems with any model in FS2..

Can you post a pic of how it looks?

[ShadowWolf_IH]

i may have just had a corrupted download, icq transfer?  I already deleted it from the files.

[aldo_14]

Originally posted by StratComm


You don't check your PMs, do you

I'm planning on at least consolodating the undamaged version (and hopefully ShadowWolf won't use the damage-mapped one) so that it will run with the SCP.  I'd bake it, but alas, my baking script has developed a fatal error.

fire away, then.

Um...as per your Pm - I can't find CoW anywhere.  All the links seem to be dead, and I deleted the files ages ago on my own HD.

[StratComm]

I did find the files, as I've got the copy from when it was released.  I deleted the archive, but the vp's were still in root FS2 and deactivated.  Anyway, all I really wanted from you was permission

[aldo_14]

If it's released, consider it as open source

[StratComm]

Cool.  That's my philosophy in general, but some people (not many here I guess) can get really picky about things like that.

[ShadowWolf_IH]

Phoebus Bombers Launching from Warlock

[ShadowWolf_IH]

Thanks Trashman for the Ice skin.

[Turambar]

it should be more shiny

[ShadowWolf_IH]

Shiny ain't really gunna matter...it's in a nebula

[aldo_14]

Oddly prescient, ShadowWolf; http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/09/08/asteroid_water/
[q]New Hubble Space Telescope images of Ceres, the largest known asteroid, suggest that the body could hold more water than the planet Earth. Analysis of 267 photographs of the asteroid indicate that it could be mostly ice, wrapped around a rocky core and coated with a thin dusty crust.

With a diameter of around 930km, Ceres is big enough that its shape is affected by its gravity, making it roughly spherical. Previously, scientists thought the asteroid would be fairly uniform in density, as no-one thought it had been heated enough to create layers of different materials.

But the analysis performed by the Cornell researchers suggests exactly the opposite. Computer models suggest that the denser components of the asteroid are collected in its centre, with the lighter ingredients, like water, lying closer to the surface.

Speaking to Space.com, co-author of the study Joel Parker explained: "The most likely scenario from the knowledge we have on how other objects form, it probably has a rocky core and a mantle. That mantle is probably some watery, icy mix, with other dirt and constituents."

He said that the mantle could be as much as a quarter of the entire body's mass, and that if just a quarter of the mantle was water, the asteroid would have around five times more H2O on board that our planet does.

The findings are set to reignite the debate of how a planet should be defined - something that comes up with alarming regularity whenever Pluto is mentioned. This is because all the nine (or eight, plus Pluto, depending on your perspective) planets have differentiated interiors, like Ceres.

Lucy McFadden, one of the researchers making the observations, suggests that Ceres be considered an embryonic planet: "Gravitational perturbations from Jupiter billions of years ago prevented [it] from accreting more material to become a full-fledged planet," she says[/q]