Oh, yeah, will keep a lookout for them. Kind of forgot about it. Still, there probably aren't any.

Try opening it with Firefox or standalone flash player.

It's just an April fool's day joke.

Working on a Chevrolet Camaro using a blueprint. Gonna get to the little details and some adjustments tomorrow (and maybe the texture).

Would be cheaper to get it separately on a discount.

Mine works fine at 46.1 DPS.

Lol, the building? Yes, my scaling of TO props has always been a bit off.

Yeah, would've corrected that, but I got bored of placing props. It's just too repititive.

Rendered at 500 samples.

It's something which is called a 'joke'. :mellow:

OK.

If this is the aim of the developers, then the strategy is highly flawed. The majority of the buyers of these kits probably buy crystals. And if they buy crystals, they don't need to use Vulcan. They can simply use another turret. Buying it doesn't mean that they have to use it.

Blender requires a minimum of 2GB of RAM. Your computer has only 1GB RAM. That's probably why it's not working.

20 samples?? How is the quality so good then? It's usually very grainy for me at anything lower than 50 samples.

Assuming that you have both at least m2, I suggest that you try both of them and go with the one which you have more fun with. Isida is good, but I personally find it boring. Running around behind people and healing them ain't fun for me. It isn't meant for killing tanks, it is more like a support tank. I'd rather be in the thick of the action. Freeze isn't only for defense. If used strategically, it can be great at offense too. It can also attack multiple tanks at the same time. So, I'd recommend you to experience the gameplay of both of the turrets and go with the one which you have more fun with. After all, a game is for fun isn't it? ;)

Green day :wub: :wub:

^Cool! How long did it take to render?

Umm.. no. Arya is a guy's name as well.

Pixar's in-house rendering software, RenderMan is now free! Here's the link to it: https://renderman.pixar.com/view/renderman Not really sure whether it is compatible with blender, though.

It's a good article, but to be honest I felt as if there was a disconnect between the author and the reader. For example, at the beginning you haven't presented the information about the sniping places very well. While reading, it has the feel of raw data instead of a literary work.

Well, actually he IS part Indian. Proof: Arya Tandon happens to be an Indian name, so...Link to the topic is here.

Ah, okay. I looked up the difference between blender render and cycles render, and from what I surmise cycles render simulates light in a better and more realistic way. Is that right?

Textured the turret and rendered it. Gonna get to the hull later on. Added ricochet's shot to it in the form of a gif just for fun :P

Hmm... They might have changed it. The proofs in my post are a bit outdated. I also have both railgun m2 and hornet m2, which is why the kit hasn't arrived in my garage. If such is the case, then I agree that I might have been in error.