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...The same is true for many of my BPs, they're starting to feel very dated and many have not been touched since Version 5 or earlier.
Still, I've gone and added a disclaimer for all the SC fans out there.
I had no idea what the reference was until people kept bringing it up and I did a search, but the KSV-33 has absolutely no relation to Supreme Commander in any way - it is an original design that just happens to bear the same name.
I'm looking forward for a CV inspired by this design
Even if structural integrity is implemented for ships, I'm sure I'll find a way to keep the style relatively intact, though I might have to be more clever in my "floating" attachments to do it. Despite the disconnected appearance, you'll find there's actually very little empty block space between the different sections :)
Thinking I will call this space magic company and apply as a designer aswell, this seems like something I would make... if I understood the messed up building mechanics, that is...
Anyhow, it's a wonderful build, will deffo subscribe aswell
And remember, if you like it, please consider giving it a thumbs-up!
Bloodreaper - not quite, but you are right about it being part of Empyrion's building mechanics. Dank Soldier is probably more on point (consider how a minecraft torch takes up a "block" space, even though it is not a full block itself). Angle and wall blocks work much the same here.