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If not yet, this will bound to do the job.

Challenge: Create a detailed vector of the Death Star II.

Estimated Completion Time: I have no [m'kay] idea.

Have a preview and observe my journey as I spiral towards insanity:


Note that the circle is just the outline and, will slowly but surely, be refined to the proper look of the Death Star II.

Here is the 5k x 5k resolution version (It's a vector, why not?): http://i.minus.com/ikqn2WxgE7453.png

Ohhhh....At first I thought you were having a 'sex change'....okay. Looks good. Good luck.

Looks like an incomplete bowling ball.

MATTHEW'S_DAD wrote:Looks like an incomplete bowling ball.

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Whats your vector, Victor?
Thats a roger, Roger.

uhmm lol, kinda reminds me of two people. One of them made a working 16 bit computer model and the other made a 1:1 scale of the starship Enterprise (both made inside Minecraft)

Vector is a hot Killik Joiner that oozes sexiness.

WD-40 wrote:Ohhhh....At first I thought you were having a 'sex change'....okay. Looks good. Good luck.

I would say, having a sex change isn't as insane.

Duel of Fates wrote:Don't forget the snack bar located on level 22. Imperials get cranky when they don't get a snack break.

No worries, I'll make sure to add it.

Dad wrote:Whats your vector, Victor?
Thats a roger, Roger.

Such a classic.

Ok, I decided to create a consistent update on the project to note the progress and get some feedback.

Here is the grid I made to use as a guide for the beam sections of the outer hull.


The higher resolution image can be found here: http://i2.minus.com/i5Rm1LeWWIXr2.png

Right now, there are about 1000 paths going horizontal and 1000 paths going vertical.
Is this grid density sufficient or would you recommend to double the amount of paths for each side? Any feedback is appreciated.
Having 4 times as many paths for each orientation has cause consistent crashes for the Program, so I'm actually nearing the limits of what my PC can handle.

Fun fact: Adobe Illustrator (Program I'm using to make this) was using 10 GB RAM for this procedure.
File Size is now 181 MB in size.