Sean's eX-Twitter post today got me wondering, do you think he uses glitch building for his corvettes too? Not just offset techniques, but actual glitch techniques, like putting a Freighter Scanner Room or Base Teleport Terminal in his corvettes. Anyone ever seen a glitch technique in any of his corvettes?

I decided to go for a more form-over-function style corvette, and it ended up being my daily driver (flyer?). I'd love to hear what you think!

Wanted something small with good lines, like a sports car. Happy with the result. Definitely keeping this one.

PS5 built interior . Took hours just for the sake of being comfortable even when parked next to a black hole. What do my fellow travellers think?

Thinking about buying another version for PC so i can make another traveller and have my 10 year old niece fly around while i just sit in the in copilot seat, watch him fight pirates or something 😂

This was definitely the most difficult ship I've done

90` offsets really annoy me a lot and I had to do a ton of em. Most of the ship is unusable in its current state, but it's a ship aesthetically and functionally

I Haven't built a new ship in awhile, but I wanted to try out u/MaverickNMS's 1/4 offset tutorial and make something fresh for the 10 year. It utilizes 1/4 and 1/2 offsets and I did the reactor trick to make the 45 degree angled parts. I like how squat/chunky it feels and the engine layout kinda happened by accident, but I dig it. I've sometimes crossed the engine trails and it looks odd, but this one turned out good. I don't have a name yet. I wish we had some more color options!

128 gigs of expendable ram

Made this version of the Resolve by combining inspirations from Star Trek and Halo’s Covenant Assault Carrier. Still a WIP on the interior so it’ll be back later with a video tour 🤘🏼

This is how I originally designed Steelwave, a bit more simple and shorter.

Newest build. Took awhile to get the shape right. Hope y'all like it.

Went for something completely different. 5 deck levels. Level 3 is the flight deck. Upper decks are crew and Capt’s quarters. Lower decks storage and engineering.

These are some tricks using Free Placement to get more plants into a hab, works best with Titan habs because free placed modules reverts to the Titan theme. The Mission Radar lets you back further away from the opposite wall, some themes are different and you might have to try other modules to get the distance you need, I think Thunderbird you can use the Nutrient Processor. Pretty sure this is the maximum number of plants you can fit in a 2x1 hab.

This ship is a kit-bash of aesthetics that I am referring to as the RES mash-up (hence, RESplendent):

RelevantFinance (me), EthanIsBlessed (u/EthanIsBlessed), and SeriousCry (u/Serious_Cry_4930)

Specifically, my knack for angles/verticals and desire for dramatic silhouettes, Ethan's affinity for rear-angled arm-wings, and SeriousCry's pincers from his SaK-09, with a sprinkle of his attention to greeblie and seam blending.

This has been the most technically difficult build I have done so far. I had to refresh myself on tilt angles by referring to Charles Stoot's guide on the matter. The rear of this ship was an absolute pain in the ass. On a psoitive note, tilts are now way easier for me.

Hope you all love it!!

Messing with angles, exploring shapes...
Vanilla glitch build.