[Gallery]DaWood. Deewood. Dwood does some depressing stuff

Closest I could find so far.


might help too





Not many directly overhead pics.

I cant find any :|

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Originally Posted by Heathen

yeah.

they are THAT desperate.

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ironic game name :ironicat:

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Originally Posted by Dwood

Looking for a top-down view of a black-hawk. PLEASE post one if you can, I would really appreciate it.

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http://the-blueprints.com/

you really don't get an appreciation for the compound surfaces until you've crawled all over/inside of one

and put on the sweet helmet too

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Originally Posted by SnaFuBAR

you really don't get an appreciation for the compound surfaces until you've crawled all over/inside of one

and put on the sweet helmet too

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I know. I want to go visit one without being in the military some time. :haw:

Thanks for the pics heathen and Con. The stupid mac isn't letting me save my files to my external hdd so i'll have to fix that.

fuck the black hawk, one of the more aggravating things to model :maddowns:

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Originally Posted by PenGuin1362

fuck the black hawk, one of the more aggravating things to model :maddowns:

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I'm not going to model it. :P I had something else in mind. I can't find any proper top-down views to do what I was planning, though...

E: Con's link may work out

Did anyone else notice that there's only 2.8 inches of clearance between the two rotors?

yeah from side dimensions. but it'd be more than that because of rotor flex and the fact that the tail rotor is offset.

Thanks for those refs guys. Sorry I don't have anything to show for that however I am working on stuff, and will show it off one day when/if it's ever ready. In the meantime, take a read through my 2000x3000 Open Sauce intro guide.

http://lookpic.com/t/184/9DKzT1Bv.jpeg

"Open Sauce is very daunting when you go into it, and this guide will only provide an extremely MINOR guide in getting you started using it. A previous knowledge in C++ or another language is almost required."

Almost required?

If you can't program, you can't develop in OS. I'd say programming experience is definitely required. Other than that it's nice to see someone trying to get more people into it, I don't think anyone realizes the potential of the sdk and how much it brings to the table. They'll learn in due time ;p.

EDIT: get rid of the kindergarten "let's color crayon all over the text we want people to read" nonsense, it's an eyesore.

red text + red crayon = not readable