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Guardian 2000
Member # 743
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I know that, from time to time, people have attempted to determine the volume of certain starships (such as the 1701) using raytracing models and meshes.
I would like to create a little storehouse of that sort of information. Some techheads might find it helpful to have very precise estimates of ship volume available.
This was inspired by my recent effort to look for that information regarding the Jem'Hadar fighter. Not having LightWave, nor knowing how to determine the volume even if I did, I'm afraid I'm out of luck.
Anyone know what that might be, or would anyone else be interested in that idea?
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Masao
Member # 232
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Nob Akimoto at TrekBBS did a bunch of volume and surface area calcutions with 3-D Studio Max for Starfleet Ships. Supposedly he used a "calculate" command. I've asked other modelers to do the same for my Starfleet Museum ships, but they couldn't figure out how, and I haven't been able to contact Nob. Anyway, I have this info on my other computer and will post them when I get to the office.
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CaptainMike
Member # 709
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isnt the volumetrics lab on deck 11?
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Phoenix
Member # 966
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quote: Originally posted by CaptainMike: isnt the volumetrics lab on deck 11?
On the Enterprise E it's on Deck 34.
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CaptainMike
Member # 709
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so thats where the viceroy landed!
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Guardian 2000
Member # 743
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Reed: "How could a ship be bigger on the inside than it is on the outside?"
Tucker: "Didn't you see Star Trek V?"
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akb1979
Member # 557
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quote: Originally posted by Guardian 2000: Reed: "How could a ship be bigger on the inside than it is on the outside?"
Tucker: "Didn't you see Star Trek V?"
Is that an actual quote from the series?
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Treknophyle
Member # 509
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LOL! - Thanks. Coke on the keyboard again...
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Griffworks
Member # 1014
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quote: Originally posted by Guardian 2000: Reed: "How could a ship be bigger on the inside than it is on the outside?"
Tucker: "Didn't you see Star Trek V?"
Ooooooo.... That's great, man! I'm still laughing about that, like five minutes later!
Yeah, so. I'm easily amused....
'Preciate ya and your sense of humor, dude!
Thanks.
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Masao
Member # 232
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Here's the data. Calculations were based on lengths from EAS
Volumes (m^3) Galaxy- 5,820,983 Saucer: 3,829,567 Stardrive: 1,991,416 Nacelle (each): 280,204 m Sovereign - 2,429,193 Nebula - 4,443,196 Intrepid - 625,885 Ambassador - 2,547,862 Defiant - 61,724 Constellation - 636,553 Excelsior - 770,554 Miranda - 217,770 Sabre - 239,317 Akira - 1,407,821 Steamrunner - 642,033 Prometheus- 769,670 Norway - 534,027 Constitution (TOS) - 211,248 Constitution (Refit) - 234,928
Surface Area (m^2): Defiant - 20,354 Galaxy - 524,742 Sovereign - 327,153 Nebula - 702,548 Intrepid - 103,113 Ambassador - 321,401 Constitution (Refit) - 76,710 Constellation - 145,901 Excelsior - 160,476 Miranda - 83,342 Sabre - 61,448 Akira - 281,327 Steamrunner - 142,979 Prometheus - 187,407 Norway - 109,229 Constitution (TOS) - 60,705
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Cartmaniac
Member # 256
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What do those bigass WYLB Dominion dreadnoughts work out to, volume-wise? Or the B-type Warbird, So'na battleship, Scimitar, mirror universe Negh'var, Kazon carrier, ...?
(Yeah, so I'm of the "size DOES matter, damn it" school o' thought. Sue me.)
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