Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2009 7:56 am
Ooops! Thanks, Diz. Fixed.
edit: strange that; I got it right on the first list, then copied and pasted!
edit: strange that; I got it right on the first list, then copied and pasted!
For information and discussion about Oolite.
https://bb.oolite.space/
Yeah!Selezen wrote:Maybe with the Oolite logo as the decal though?
You mean this logo?Selezen wrote:Ooh, yeah. That's nice that is. Not that KZ's isn't nice it's just that Griff's is nicer. Maybe with the Oolite logo as the decal though?
Isn’t that a given since I started this thread first place?! Or that apart from yourself all the new ‘art’ turning up on it has been mine. Anyway I’ve turn off the auto-notify in case it is the cause.Selezen wrote:...So if it's happening on this topic then someone (possibly KZ999 given his interest in the topic) has set the forum to automatically tell him that this topic has had a new post.
Replace the words ‘Guild of Combatants’ with ‘Federation of Elite Pilots’ and you are fine. The messages simply states that the FEP receive a copy of the transmissions. There is no statement of connection between the FEP and GalCoPs. It’s simply a case of one GalCoP department job to distribute the death information to all the relevant government and non-government agencies and it’s another to actively peruse criminals. Don’t’ch love modern government . Anyway I think the GalCoPs would feel insulted to hear that ‘they need help to identify criminal acts.’Disembodied wrote:I love the idea of getting badges in-game, but I think they should be awarded by the Federation of Elite Pilots rather than by the police. The FEP keep track of kills, and indeed refuse to co-operate with the police in helping to identify acts of piracy ...
Simple. You become declared a ‘force of nature’ or ‘darkener of suns’ by the Cooperative Senate and your image is transmitted to every planet. From that point on, each system will go in to a state of civil defence high alert when you arrive, as though preparing for a disaster on the planetary scale. The commander will also notice that there is always a small flotilla of moray ambulance ships tailing him to deal with the carnage ve causes. Seriously if the player clocks up more that 20 million kills, the game will just keep adding more sapphire kill pips. You could actually end the pips colours at gold if you wanted, the there is no real difference in the grand scheme of things. By the by Wackyman, what the zarking heck is a ‘horcruxes’ when it is at home?wackyman465 wrote:What about when I have 5 sapphire pips? then what happens?
Wow.. you even named it after me.. I feel so.. so..KZ9999 wrote:
Dizzy, feel free to replace the blue starbird on your snapshot compile site with this new version.
(Taken from the final set of submission to the logo contest thread.)
Ohh.. phew.. I was thinking it meant a Spider Civilisation..KZ9999 wrote:advanced technology (integrated circuit)
I should hope so – a spade very definitely is mechanical. :-pKZ9999 wrote:Preamble: the follow is not to be taken as that I am acting sniffy or having a go at others. I’m just spelling out a few facts in the simplest way possible. (I admit that I’m a typical kiwi who will call a spade a spade and not a hand held non-mechanical material moving implement using a scoop function methodology. :) )
I’m sorry, but this is just wrong. The DPI of a printer and the PPI of a pixmap are not directly comparable. To come somewhere close to reproducing a full-colour pixel on a printer requires at least 10 × 10 dots per pixel, and 16 × 16 is better. In practical terms, for a photographic or screenshoterific image on a T-shirt, 300 PPI is more than enough. (In case you hadn’t noticed, T-shirts are a bit coarser than paper.) A quick search shows T-shirt printers recommending 300 DPI for line art; practical resolutions for photo-like images are generally lower.printed by devices that can producing at least 4800x1200dpi. … The resulting file raw of approximately 24Megabytes, and that is set to only 600x600dpi, or a 1/16 of what even the cheapest home inkjet printer can work at.
Color photos for offset printing presses are prepared at 300dpi. There is no point working in native resolution of printing device (except only for b/w art) because of the CMYK raster lpi (usually around 150 lpi).KZ9999 wrote:Remember that the graphical part of the design is 180x200mm in size to printed by devices that can producing at least 4800x1200dpi. The only real way I could match the look of this:
is using a ton of filter tricks and exporting the design as a PNG. The resulting file raw of approximately 24Megabytes, and that is set to only 600x600dpi, or a 1/16 of what even the cheapest home inkjet printer can work at.