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R-41 Starchaser:

isnt there an r41 starchaser in the conversion pack

lieutenantcoda wrote:isnt there an r41 starchaser in the conversion pack

Nope. There's a K-Wing, but that's different.

Actually I think there is....... On the one map that used to be one of the BF1 bounty hunter maps.....

you can find it in the ord ibanna conversion pack map

lieutenantcoda wrote:you can find it in the ord ibanna conversion pack map

Whoops. Shoulda looked at the side thread before I said that. You got me.

EDIT:

I'm pretty sure there's no T-Wing in the pack, though, right?

T-Wing:

This is a Magnaguard Cape that I made, I felt that it was time for him to have one other than Dooku's cape :
*The magnaguard model was made by Pandemic*

That would be sweet with the bending cloth physics

the t-wing is not in the pack. good job(i mean the model)

Wow Ace, that's amazing. I don't even think the cloth physics need to work for it to look cool, it will be awesome anyway.

Yeah If it'll work, it'll look great
If it doens't work, it'll still look great

I'm working on a sniper rifle

It looks too long, even for a sniper rifle.
Can you imagine carrying that thing around?
Unless it's gonna be like a turret-based sniper rifle.

If it's a human-carried thing, you'd require a prone animation, which SWBF2 doesn't have (for some unspeakable reason).

It was designed for a turret position (prone) when I drew it on paper........ I wasn't thinking at first to put it in BF2 anyway, but I might.....

Wow, I'm good at guessing.

well, look at the front of the sniper rifle, it has "stilts"

You definitely, design-wise, need to shorten that. Physically, it needs to be shortened too, since it's about the length of 5 X-wings in a row. It should probably be only about 1.5 gridsquares long. Also, on the end of your cylinders, you should delete the unnecessary edges.

Other than that, it's not too bad.

Is there something I can use for refrence for size when making a model in XSI?

well for SWBF2 I think its:
A cube, size 1, then double its hight.

Each cube is, give or take, one m^2. Figuring units are about 2 meters tall, like the above said, two cubes is unit-height.