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Battle of Trafalgar (1805)

@generalross814
it's BYOR (bring your own rules) game. for one, two, or three people.
there is no AI, and nothing moves unless you move it. it is assumed
you have your rules dice and ship record cards offline.

Sorry for my stupidity, but how do you actually play the game? Also can it be played against the AI? Thanks.

@Cyrano: ah.. the fighting sail mechanism. gotcha. that would be for the same reason. it was a learning experience, and maybe a few vessels have wonky colliders. i don't have the time to revisit all of these models, but if there are any obvious stinkers, i'll try and fix them. cheers,

@Cyrano: hiya. these were some of the first asset bundles i made, and they have box colliders. big box around the whole model. in later versions, i refined this, to cover only the base, so the hulls wouldnt interfere with rulers, etc. personally, i use the line tool for measuring, and find it more useful than any measuring stick. i guess thats the problem here. cheers for using them.

@Kendo: As you know, I know little of how these models actually work. For whatever reason, these ships -- unlike those in Nile, Copenhagen, or Fighting Sail, seem to have a "bumper" around them that prevent me from laying the measuring mechanism. Any notion what causes this? (And, as always, thanks for your work.)

Oh my goodness. Not only do people thank Ken for making these ships, however far they may have existed before in other ways. People thank Ken for being very active in the community and creating a lot of useful things for the players. Look, it's a very manageable and very small scene. I do not think you'll make a name for yourself by exposing Ken to false accusations. Ashes on your head.

@Obibun: "Jealousy is an awful thing." ~ Graham Greene

these remixes were offered to you, freely. but you didn't get back to me. i would have liked us to possibly work together, but it seems you wanted all of the glory for yourself. and now i completely understand the reason why. you have an ego the size of the moon.

for your info... their polycount is 50%-80% less than the .stl original.

it's disingenuous of you to suggest that only godlike you are capable of browsing thingiverse and operating a modelling program. it's not like these are the first ship models i've ever uploaded to the workshop. would it surprise you to know that i was telling the truth, when i said i'd had them on my drive for six months? Because that's what i told you in our conversation. Remember? of course you do. but, go on... play the "injured party" and accuse me of being a thief one more time. it's wearing a little thin, but it's still quite funny.

Allow me to illustrate how a responsible adult, and not a credit thief, would have responded to the comments on this workshop item congratulating him profusely because *finally* somebody made age of sail wargame models.

"Oh, well. To be honest a lot of the credit goes to Obibun.tw and his <workshop item>. He spent a ton of time hunting down suitable models on a 3d printing site, converted them, put them together, textured the vast majority of them, and published them. I added a few things here and there and used the source files he linked to in his workshop item, took them and ran with it, but realistically, a lot of the credit goes to him for his hard work doing all of that and publishing <workshop item> originally a few weeks back."

But please, continue to convince yourself that no credit is due to anybody but yourself and some vague "community effort". Good lord.

Age of Sail Gaming Miniatures -- Obibun.tw
Posted 30 Jan @ 3:09pm

Battle of the Nile (1798) -- Kendo353
Posted 31 Jan @ 7:56pm

Geeze. It sure is bizarre how the TTS workshop went four years without any decent age of sail ships for wargaming. Then suddenly, a day after I publish mine after more than 20+ hours of working on them over the course of a week or two, you're able to publish your own item the VERY NEXT DAY with virtually no credit to the actual author.

And NONE whatsoever in this item, where people are congratulating you for the beautiful age of sail models that they've been waiting to have for years.

It's almost as though without the original author's hard work, you would not have been able to do any of this whatsoever. How *kind* and mature of you to pointedly leave him out completely in both your workshop description and comments to your new adoring fans.

Pathetic.

@Obibun: "virtually directly". LOL. you are talking out of your arse. they came from epengr. your ego is collossal. and you really should get over yourself. other people can model and browse thingiverse too, you know? i told you how happy i was to see them here. and how i had baled on the texturing previously. you gave me the kick up the arse to try again. i told you that in a conversation we had. it takes two minutes to convert an .stl into an .obj into an .lwo. accusing me of being a thief and a plagarist is just sour grapes.