@AtlasOutpost_gaming thanks man I really appreciate it. Yea I went with the orange this time to do something different, even tho it looked good green but I tent to use it a lot tho and don't want to wear it out.
Doctor! For doing this on your phone, your audio sounds really great. When I see build guides in this format, where the ship has been pre-built and disassembled into sub-assemblies, it is tough to follow. I'd be more inclined to just grab some screenshots of the finished ship and try to replicate the design in my own way. That's just my opinion though, and clearly plenty of people have no problem building ships from guides like this. As for the ship itself, it's a nice design overall. I'm not a fan of visually obvious glitch merged parts as they tend to create ugly intersections that are a clear boundary between two parts. It just looks artificial and unrealistic to me. I have employed glitches in my builds, but only in cases where the intersection of two parts is not clearly visible, or in cases where a part should snap just fine but an erroneous hitbox prevents it from doing so. But again! That is just me and if this works for you, then that's just fine! Bethesda themselves had to resort to these same glitch techniques for a fair number of in-game ships, and so I have no problem with glitches. I just prefer to build around the limitations and force myself to come up with different solutions. I feel that leads to a wider range of part combinations that I have available to use to solve certain connection challenges and such. No matter what my opinion might be, you're doing good work. If you intend to continue making content you're only going to improve as you go. I'd say you may be able to snag viewer's attention a little better in the beginning of your videos with a few nice glamour shots of the finished build. I also think it would be great to showcase your build's performance in combat if that is relevant to the specific build. It would also be a good idea to let viewers know where certain parts can be purchased, such as engines, weapons, bridges, etc., even if it's just a verbal explanation or some sort of text on-screen. Hell, you could put all that info in the description. That way they can go gather the necessary special modules before they go to an outpost pad to actually build the ship based on your instructions. Do what works for you, these are only suggestions that are intended to help you progress and potentially help your channel grow. Good job, and keep going!
Hay! Nice to see your comment Noted. Yes, I believe in one or two of my recent videos I did input where some parts come from. I struggle with making the videos because while I'm recording my voice while I'm recording game play but can only record on the Xbox 4min at a time. Lol I don't do well multitasking but with a little preparation, and as I do it more, I'll remember to add in more information. Thank you I appreciate the comment.
@@drshoots101 I find it much easier to record my voiceover after I have compiled footage, that way if I fuck up what I say, the footage isn’t borked and I can just try again until I’m happy with the verbage. I can’t imagine doing this without proper editing software. You’re a mad lad!
@@WizeOldWizard 🤣 I have to record my voice while I'm recording the game play so they match up, I pause my voice recording between every game clip 🤣. It's yea tedious I guess
@@drshoots101 I bet it can get very frustrating, sort of like only having one chance to get it right. All of my editing experience involves editing software, so I have no idea how you’re accomplishing what you are.
@WizeOldWizard it's not too bad. Just need to make sure I pause it as soon as a game clip stops. I make sure all the recordings added together match up time wise to the audio. I use a movie maker on my phone and just overlay the audio on the video. And Boom, done.
@Thlaylie noo good show though. I started with the body of one of my other builds but added the wings and had the center one level higher to put the bay still face forward but further back.
@alwaysmymazda yeeeaa I apologize I now focus on that. I'll just sleep till the sun is up and weather is good. I must of started recording and just devoted to it lol.
Dude thank you so much I’m going to watch this in its entirety later when I get some time to build the ship. Also I don’t have Facebook otherwise I’d join the group and show my ships as I think I’ve done some pretty good ones. Might have to figure out how to record on Xbox so I can make a channel to highlight them.
Great Build Doctor! Love the design of this ship. Should’ve done your signature green on this one 😂
@AtlasOutpost_gaming thanks man I really appreciate it.
Yea I went with the orange this time to do something different, even tho it looked good green but I tent to use it a lot tho and don't want to wear it out.
Doctor!
For doing this on your phone, your audio sounds really great. When I see build guides in this format, where the ship has been pre-built and disassembled into sub-assemblies, it is tough to follow. I'd be more inclined to just grab some screenshots of the finished ship and try to replicate the design in my own way. That's just my opinion though, and clearly plenty of people have no problem building ships from guides like this.
As for the ship itself, it's a nice design overall. I'm not a fan of visually obvious glitch merged parts as they tend to create ugly intersections that are a clear boundary between two parts. It just looks artificial and unrealistic to me. I have employed glitches in my builds, but only in cases where the intersection of two parts is not clearly visible, or in cases where a part should snap just fine but an erroneous hitbox prevents it from doing so. But again! That is just me and if this works for you, then that's just fine! Bethesda themselves had to resort to these same glitch techniques for a fair number of in-game ships, and so I have no problem with glitches. I just prefer to build around the limitations and force myself to come up with different solutions. I feel that leads to a wider range of part combinations that I have available to use to solve certain connection challenges and such.
No matter what my opinion might be, you're doing good work. If you intend to continue making content you're only going to improve as you go. I'd say you may be able to snag viewer's attention a little better in the beginning of your videos with a few nice glamour shots of the finished build. I also think it would be great to showcase your build's performance in combat if that is relevant to the specific build. It would also be a good idea to let viewers know where certain parts can be purchased, such as engines, weapons, bridges, etc., even if it's just a verbal explanation or some sort of text on-screen. Hell, you could put all that info in the description. That way they can go gather the necessary special modules before they go to an outpost pad to actually build the ship based on your instructions.
Do what works for you, these are only suggestions that are intended to help you progress and potentially help your channel grow. Good job, and keep going!
Hay! Nice to see your comment
Noted. Yes, I believe in one or two of my recent videos I did input where some parts come from. I struggle with making the videos because while I'm recording my voice while I'm recording game play but can only record on the Xbox 4min at a time. Lol I don't do well multitasking but with a little preparation, and as I do it more, I'll remember to add in more information. Thank you I appreciate the comment.
@@drshoots101 I find it much easier to record my voiceover after I have compiled footage, that way if I fuck up what I say, the footage isn’t borked and I can just try again until I’m happy with the verbage.
I can’t imagine doing this without proper editing software. You’re a mad lad!
@@WizeOldWizard 🤣
I have to record my voice while I'm recording the game play so they match up, I pause my voice recording between every game clip 🤣. It's yea tedious I guess
@@drshoots101 I bet it can get very frustrating, sort of like only having one chance to get it right.
All of my editing experience involves editing software, so I have no idea how you’re accomplishing what you are.
@WizeOldWizard it's not too bad. Just need to make sure I pause it as soon as a game clip stops.
I make sure all the recordings added together match up time wise to the audio.
I use a movie maker on my phone and just overlay the audio on the video.
And Boom, done.
Cylon Raider from Original Battlerstar Galactica?
@Thlaylie noo good show though.
I started with the body of one of my other builds but added the wings and had the center one level higher to put the bay still face forward but further back.
lets start our video at night where they cant even see the ship im showcasing lol
@alwaysmymazda yeeeaa I apologize
I now focus on that. I'll just sleep till the sun is up and weather is good.
I must of started recording and just devoted to it lol.
Dude thank you so much I’m going to watch this in its entirety later when I get some time to build the ship.
Also I don’t have Facebook otherwise I’d join the group and show my ships as I think I’ve done some pretty good ones. Might have to figure out how to record on Xbox so I can make a channel to highlight them.
No problem, bub, and honestly, thank you for showing interest.
Heck yea, if you do, let me know, and I'll subscribe.
We asked and the good Doctor delivered. Great video and great ship.
Lol absolutely!
Hope the video came out good for yall.