Spelljammer Deck Plans

[Legacy_Carcerian]

               

From: http://www.spelljamm...hips/deckplans/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Possible Tileset Ideas: 

 

 

 

 

 

Ship Deck Tilesets, with tiles for edges, planks, cargo grates, galleys, bows, rams, sails (furled/unfurled, damaged/destroyed), crows nests, floursihes like wings, squid tentacles, ship rams and figureheads, and ship docks, and asteroid town/city/castle land masses...

 

 

Other possible ship deck texture variants: Sea Ships (Military/Merchant/Privateer), Victorian Air Ships, Sci-Fi Pleasure Barges...

 

               
               

               
            

[Legacy_CaveGnome]

               

Yes... I vote for new external bridge sets (like the existing Hammership deck) '> . IMHO Tradesman, Squidship and Nautiloid would be the best choices to begin. Perhaps we could rig something based on the titanic Tradesman placeable that OTR used to test Nwn graphic performance.

               
               

               
            

[Legacy_Tarot Redhand]

               

Here's a few sj links. For deck plans and other assorted stuff try Spelljammer: Beyond the Moons and Lost Spheres. For a list of most if not all threads relating to sj on the WotC site try WotC Community: List of Spelljammer Threads. Lastly for the models have a look at Silverblades Suitcase. A few of things about Silverblades Suitcase. This is where that Tradesman originally came from. The models on there have been designed for artistic renders, not gaming, and are therefore extremely large in the number of polygons they use. If someone wants to use any of said models permission must be sought first from the author. Having said that there are also a lot of tutorials on that site some of which might be of use to this community.

 

TR

               
               

               
            

[Legacy_Tarot Redhand]

               

Three more links. First, for a set of textures on deviantArt that could useful for the development of such things as sky boxes. In other words, use them as a base to work from, not as is. Next there is The Celestia Motherload. This site has a wealth of planet models and textures, both real and fictional. Incidentally they also have a lot of fictional (book, tv & movies) spacecraft that could be used for d20 modern. Having said that brings me to the last of the three sites. For models of current and past real spacecraft look no further than N.A.S.A.'s own 3d models web site.

 

Hope these are of use.

 

TR