For those who don’t know, in 2016, Cunard made a post on April Fools day of a photoshopped picture of their RMS Queen Mary 2 in their “Green Goddess” paint scheme (used previously on their RMS Caronia 1947). But honestly it looks really cool imo. So I took my QM2 model and did that.
This is my design for Cunard’s next ocean liner, the predecessor to the RMS Queen Mary 2. It’s entirely hand drawn, so it’s not perfect, but still ain’t too bad. I personally am on a path to become a naval architect, so this design could possibly see the light of day, or at least parts of it on the next ocean liner.
I saw somebody making a custom model of the World Cruiser and reminded me that it’s one of my favorite steam locomotive designs. I found the Lionelville movie online and watched it for the first time in about 12 years, then built it in Minecraft :)
Hey there, so I'm starting to make my own Minecraft animation series, but I've come across this issue. You can see when I go into render mode, I get all these stripes across everything, and the shadows in the back can't decide where they want to be for each sample, making a blob of shadows rather than sharp edges. This is an issue I've had multiple times before. I've tried messing with literally every single render setting, and the only way to get it to stop is to turn the metallic property or reflection option all the way off. Of course I want to have these metallic properties so I can't do that. I've tried adding and removing light sources and adjusting shadow settings, but literally nothing changes. Does anybody know why this happens or how to fix it?
Edit: I used to have issues with flickering shadows, but I found that it was because I was using an AMD graphics card (I have an RTX 3060Ti now and that issue has since vanished), so I don't think it's a graphics card support issue.