Hello, all!

As the title states, I'm looking for something I can turn into A US Space Force uniform.

Really, all I need is the object.  I'm pretty good at texturing.  Really, the only requirement is that it fits well over a shirt & tie and has the flap front to it.  I did consider the Star Trek Monster Maroom style, but the images appear to have the straps modeled into the left cuff, rather than as a separate part.  Please do let me know if I'm in error.

If worse comes to worst, and something needs to be paid, I'm more than happy to pay a few dollars for it

As always, Please and Thank you!

Diomede said:

Stezza said:

been Star Kubing across the interface!

wacky stuff this  

No problem for the Enterprise to go back to Bedrock with all the time travel episodes.  Great stuff!

But are The Flintstones not actually living in the Stone Age but living in a Modern Stone Age. Are they not in the past but in the future? 

the mind boggles.... 

Top 10 Reasons The Flintstones Is Set In The Distant Future and Not the Past

Stezza said:

been Star Kubing across the interface!

wacky stuff this  

No problem for the Enterprise to go back to Bedrock with all the time travel episodes.  Great stuff!

been Star Kubing across the interface!

wacky stuff this  

AgitatedRiot said:

Richard Haseltine said:

AgitatedRiot said:

Sfariah D said:

I am going to see Smile 2 today.  I hope it is good.  I haven't seen Smile 1 yet but hopefully that is okay?

You might want to see the first one. The first one is always better than the Sequel. 

What about Star Trek movies? I'm pretty sure II (Wrath of Khan) is widely thought better than I (The Motion Picture).

What did the teachers used to say?  The exception that proves the rule—something I never understood. The Wrath of Khan was a significant exception.

It's the same prove as "Proving ground" and means test - the exception tests the rule (to see if it is a bad rule or if the exception is explicable within the rule).

Richard Haseltine said:

AgitatedRiot said:

Sfariah D said:

I am going to see Smile 2 today.  I hope it is good.  I haven't seen Smile 1 yet but hopefully that is okay?

You might want to see the first one. The first one is always better than the Sequel. 

What about Star Trek movies? I'm pretty sure II (Wrath of Khan) is widely thought better than I (The Motion Picture).

What did the teachers used to say?  The exception that proves the rule—something I never understood. The Wrath of Khan was a significant exception.

AgitatedRiot said:

Sfariah D said:

I am going to see Smile 2 today.  I hope it is good.  I haven't seen Smile 1 yet but hopefully that is okay?

You might want to see the first one. The first one is always better than the Sequel. 

What about Star Trek movies? I'm pretty sure II (Wrath of Khan) is widely thought better than I (The Motion Picture).

What did we do? We created a short mini-movie thing called Satellite: Eyes Without A Face. Theoretically, there is an entire Satellite Series. This is the first release.

This story begins at the ending. It is called the SPIDOR, Satellite Platform Intercept Defensive Orbital Ray. It is the life’s work of Doctor Lloyd and Nancy Chambers. Imagine a great watchful eye floating in the heavens, looking down and casting judgment over all humankind. In one moment, the sky was alight- shining brightly – a beautiful glow that descended and brought hellfire and death to millions. The child they bore was meant to bring an end to all wars. Doctor Nancy Chambers must undertake an impossible mission- to confront the ghost of her past and defeat the monster at the center of the web. She will tread carefully, but even the slightest misstep will turn the whispered vibration of ages into the death knell of humanity.

The Original Soundtrack Recordings will be available on all digital platforms on 18OCT2024. Fallout Shelter, Lauryn Grace X David Lyon produced by Dynamics Plus. The cover Satellite “Eyes Without A Face” performed by Lauryn Grace and David Lyon. Originally performed by Billy Idol. Written by Billy Idol and Steve Stevens. This song is not included on the OST.

Fallout Shelter Music on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/2wylIUdmw3ZmrRe8okmBFt

Fallout Shelter Music on iTunes https://music.apple.com/us/artist/fallout-shelter/312307879

Daz Studio

I used Dasz Studio to build the character references, ran that through AI to get the realistic people footage,

The Main Sat platform and the smaller drones are ships from a 3rd party model store, imported into Daz,.

The Hauler had an interior story part, but the footage didn't match well with the stock footage-like shots so it was untimately cut from the final edit.

Photoshop postwork on everything- then stitched together.

Soundtrack, also by me/Fallout Shelter.

Novica said:

@memcneil70  @charliejudge   Thank you! Regarding Stetson- he is staying at the barn, his home since 2013. His girlfriend, a quarterhorse named Flash, has been by his side in the next door stall all those 11 years, and they are going to grow old and die together. Flash's human, Cheryl, and I said we'd never move either one of them. Stetson has a 5 acre pasture at the very front of the barn, and when there are birthday parties in that huge grassy area right next to his pasture, Stetson is the star of the show, getting pets and carrots.

I could never take him away from all that, so I asked the barn owner (my best friend after all these years) if she would adopt Stetson. She was "honored" and said she'd lease him to someone who would love and pamper him. (To help pay his stall and food costs.)  I made it clear he couldn't be used as a lesson horse, he had to have one lease person. She agreed. While I will miss him, I had only been going out about once a month and he is as comfortable with the barn folks as he is with me, and moreso even with Cheryl. (She wouldn't have been able to afford two boards.)  So Stetson and Flash will continue to be sweethearts and Stetson won't ever leave his home, particularly THAT stall (also part of the agreement.) 

I was wondering about Stetson too. I am glad he is happy. It must of been a tough choice as he'll miss you and your family as well.

@memcneil70  @charliejudge   Thank you! Regarding Stetson- he is staying at the barn, his home since 2013. His girlfriend, a quarterhorse named Flash, has been by his side in the next door stall all those 11 years, and they are going to grow old and die together. Flash's human, Cheryl, and I said we'd never move either one of them. Stetson has a 5 acre pasture at the very front of the barn, and when there are birthday parties in that huge grassy area right next to his pasture, Stetson is the star of the show, getting pets and carrots.

I could never take him away from all that, so I asked the barn owner (my best friend after all these years) if she would adopt Stetson. She was "honored" and said she'd lease him to someone who would love and pamper him. (To help pay his stall and food costs.)  I made it clear he couldn't be used as a lesson horse, he had to have one lease person. She agreed. While I will miss him, I had only been going out about once a month and he is as comfortable with the barn folks as he is with me, and moreso even with Cheryl. (She wouldn't have been able to afford two boards.)  So Stetson and Flash will continue to be sweethearts and Stetson won't ever leave his home, particularly THAT stall (also part of the agreement.) 

Bunyip02 said:

Stezza said:

Shocktober

cubes upon cubes upon cylinders  

modelled a Star Trek Phaser and then cubed a sorta vulcan head for Mr Bobble  

Awesome !!!

+ 1 

Gordig said:

It's weird to me that video games, even ones that are free to play, can just blatantly lie about what kind of game they are. I've seen dozens of ads for Hero Wars, but I can't say with any kind of confidence that I know what the actual gameplay is like. It's to the point that there are games that advertise themselves as actually being the type of game that other games claim to be like, and EVEN THEN THEY AREN'T.

I hate those misleading adds. I mean if the kind of game that you are advertising is appealing to players, why not offer that game?

Gordig said:

It's weird to me that video games, even ones that are free to play, can just blatantly lie about what kind of game they are. I've seen dozens of ads for Hero Wars, but I can't say with any kind of confidence that I know what the actual gameplay is like. It's to the point that there are games that advertise themselves as actually being the type of game that other games claim to be like, and EVEN THEN THEY AREN'T.

there was at least one game I would play more if they were honest from the beginning on what the game was mainly about.

Stezza said:

Shocktober

cubes upon cubes upon cylinders  

modelled a Star Trek Phaser and then cubed a sorta vulcan head for Mr Bobble  

Awesome !!!

Shocktober

cubes upon cubes upon cylinders  

modelled a Star Trek Phaser and then cubed a sorta vulcan head for Mr Bobble  

It's weird to me that video games, even ones that are free to play, can just blatantly lie about what kind of game they are. I've seen dozens of ads for Hero Wars, but I can't say with any kind of confidence that I know what the actual gameplay is like. It's to the point that there are games that advertise themselves as actually being the type of game that other games claim to be like, and EVEN THEN THEY AREN'T.

Poor Star 2 for G3F. I really wanted her for G9. I assure you that the FilaToon renders are less horrifying.

Bebe High for G8F looks way better.

But I think I will need to save out her head and body morphs as .obj, and then reimport them as her being taller than G9. I feel like these two (Star 2 and Bebe) would be more easily fixed with access to Zbrush, which I don't have. But if PFA ever wants to recreate more of his characters, I'd love a G9 Bebe.

Egads, you've got me remembering things from 60 years ago.  In the mid '60s, FIT was a very small and new and poor college.  I remember that the old computer room in the basement of the dormitory, was originally set aside as the student TV room.  They put a b/w TV and some folding chairs down there and rigged an antenna on the roof of the 3-story dorm to get reception from the Orlando stations (FIT is in Melbourne on the east coast about 60 miles away)  That's where, we watched the orginal Star Trek broadcasts.  But then the IBM-1130 was donated to the college and they needed a place to put it.  So, we lost our TV room, but gained a computer.  For some it was a headache.  For me it was a career.

Kim Star for Genesis 9 AKA (Kim Kardashian)

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