Planetary Domes Greenhouse Dome – Blender Modeling Timelapse


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New domes for Planetary Dome will have adaptive behavior, depending on the presence (or not) of the airlock at a give node.

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19 responses to “Planetary Domes Greenhouse Dome – Blender Modeling Timelapse”

  1. Hi there! I love this video! For a school project I need to model a geodesic dome greenhouse (which is pretty much identical this). I'm curious how you were able to get the initial dome structure into blender, before applying the airlocks. Is that a standard blender function or did you use a mod? Thanks for the videos man!

  2. First off, I like your stuff.
    However, I have got some questions about the model:
    Why did you use Knife Project? I've got the feeling that this makes for a harder time when UV mapping or at least uglier smooth shading. As other comments also said, the poly count is rather ridiculous; with about 50k verts / 40k faces / 85k tris … You should swap out the high poly frame for a more triangular based one, with good shading that'll still look fine and will make UV mapping and running with little memory impact as well as rendering with low fps impact way easier (in KSP).
    Other than that, though, I think you did a good job balancing textured and modelled detail.
    I see that you're more or less on an intermediate level with blender and I thouroughly respect your work, i hope that you can understand my criticism.

    Also, I agree with others that say that it would be great if you could show your workflow when creating a mod; not the blender part, because that a ton of work to explain and there are people out there who already did a good job with that, but the other stuff; what programs you use to implement the model and the other features and so on.

  3. Watching all these blender videos is pretty cool, and it makes me wonder how feasible modding is, as I have cad and programming experience. I saw a couple other comments on the issue, but I figured I'd add one too. I have watched many programming tutorial videos and form what I understand they're a lot of work to make, but in the event you decided to start doing ksp mod tutorials, I would watch every one. Keep up the good content!

  4. So first of all: loving these videos. So nice to get to see behind the scenes footage of someone building a virtual world, or at least part of it. But I do have one question..

    Don't the airlocks compromise the entire structure? I know it's just a game an all, but I thought geodesic domes were so strong specifically because the triangles made it possible to distribute the weight evenly. If they are unequally formed, or like in this case cut off partially, I think that might make the structure unfeasible.

    Irrelevant for KSP, but I like the details ๐Ÿ˜›

  5. Just Somme FeedBack:

    Personally i feel like there might be to much pollys in that frame.i think you could have made the bars square instead of round and it still would have looked good. you could potentially even have textured it on(tough that wouldn't look good when you get close to it with a kerbal (even if its normal/bump mapped)).also on the topic of texturing that texture for the light seems to have allot of empty space you could try and scale up certain parts of it so they are as big as they can possibly fit.and honestly if you want the white space you just need a few pixels for that. unless you also have different maps eg. bump/specular but that didn't seem the case.

    otherwise a nice model keep up the good work.

  6. Planetary Domes have been updated to work with KSP 1.3 and a brand new update with a lot of changes is coming your way. This is how the domes will work with new airlocks you've seen in the previous video. You're great guys, keep it up!

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