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[Rodney Chongo]

Anyone know whether or not there are deck plans for the Normandy available to buy or download anyplace?

Modifié par Rodney Chongo, 14 février 2010 - 01:03 .

[Rodney Chongo]

Anyone?

[Foofad]

I wanna make a lego Normandy. It would be helpful.



You could screencap the Normandy loading screens and work from there.

[Zikco]

You could also screencap the maps of all four decks...

[Chris2112534566]

look what i found. its on a site that is entire made up of 3d artist like myself.

some is remaking the SR2 and another is making a few of the ships from ME

im not sure if you guys will beable to view the images or not. you may have to be a member of the site.



first is the many ships

http://www.scifi-mes...ect-Bric-a-brac



now for the SR2

http://www.scifi-mes...SV-Normandy-SR2



this guy has skills that match those at Bioware

[Chris2112534566]

you got it man. im keeping an eye of the Normandy Model. might have a go at it myself but my Programs aren't liking me right now. and neither is my PC for that matter.

[Rodney Chongo]

Pretty sweet rendering.



I'm doing a tabletop rpg of Mass Effect and am hoping to get deck plans eventually. I'm sure someone will put them together down t he road

[kaff33nd]

Hmmm... I tested the screenshot capture idea and got all the Normandy's deck maps, but it doesn't make any sense to me. I used each map as a seperate layer in Photoshop and used the elevator as the central point of focus, but it just doesn't make any structural sense. Apparently Joker is well back from the main gun, and yet it would appear that he's right at the front. It would be nice to have a visual reference of the cockpit from the outside. I also noted a distinct lack of berths for the crew of (24?). I think we're meant to take the interior design for granted here guys. It just doesn't match up to the apparent structural design. In short, it doesn't look like we can actually model the entire ship, inside and out.

[Rodney Chongo]

In the hall heading to gunnery, aren't those pods for sleeping?



But indeed, not nearly enough bunks unless people share because they work round the clock shifts. Kinds of nasty but not unheard of on naval vessels

[phimseto]

Actually, what I want to know is...when do we get to go chill in the shuttle bay? I'd like to have normal access to that. It would have been nice having a familiarity with it before certain events dictated my learning the terrain on the fly. So much for home-field advantage.

[Scottthesnow]

phimseto wrote...

Actually, what I want to know is...when do we get to go chill in the shuttle bay? I'd like to have normal access to that. It would have been nice having a familiarity with it before certain events dictated my learning the terrain on the fly. So much for home-field advantage.

Well there is a bunk room too on the crew deck.   The pods are likely for officers.  It doesn't look like they share bunks in the SR2.  The number of crew is revealed at one pont in the conversation.  But see if you can sleep 25, it should answer your question.

[Tleining]

@ kaff33nd

could you upload your photoshop work, i'm not really good working with that, but it's easier to make suggestions when knowing exactly what you mean

As for the cockpit ("It's called bridge, asari have cockpits! No wait, they don't") and the relation to the main gun, you could use the holo next to the galaxy map to get a better idea of that.

[tthammy]

Tleining wrote...

@ kaff33nd
could you upload your photoshop work, i'm not really good working with that, but it's easier to make suggestions when knowing exactly what you mean
As for the cockpit ("It's called bridge, asari have cockpits! No wait, they don't") and the relation to the main gun, you could use the holo next to the galaxy map to get a better idea of that.

your shepard display picter got hot make up ^^