Baleo class destroyer Baleo class destroyer

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Pizza the Hutt, 2011-07-01

The Baleo class was built in the late 2280's to serve as a destroyer alongside the Excelsior class. Although slow at warp, the Baleo is very maneuverable at impulse speed. The Baleo class is a fairly compact ship built as a replacement for the Larson class. Her greatest tactical advantages are the photon torpedo pod and two deflector dishes.

This ship is a kitbash of P81's Excelsior and Miranda class.


Installation:
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Copy the file fbaleo.sod into the SOD folder
Copy the .tga files into the Textures > RGB folder
Copy the file fbaleo.odf into the ODF > ships folder
Copy the file fbaleo.bmp into the Bitmaps > Adrepairalslog folder

Open the file fyard2.odf or fyard.odf (whichever shipyard you want the ship
To be built from) and insert the line: buildItemXX = "fbaleo" under
build Parameters below the last ship to be build
XX being the next unused number

Save that file

Open "tech 1" from the Techtree folder and insert this line:

fbaleo.odf 1 fyard.odf // Baleo class
Save this file, open "fulltech.tt" and insert the following line

fbaleo.odf.odf 0

Then save and open "GUI_global.spr" from the sprites folder

Then add this line under federation build buttons:

b_fbaleo gbfbaleo 0 0 64 64



For the wire frame just add these lines into the gui global under wireframes

@reference=128
@tmaterial=interface

fbaleow1 fbaleowire 0 0 48 48
fbaleow2 fbaleowire 48 0 48 48
fbaleow3 fbaleowire 96 0 48 48
fbaleow4 fbaleowire 144 0 48 48
fbaleow5 fbaleowire 192 0 48 48

Credits:
This ship is a kitbash of P81's Excelsior class
Textures by P81, edited by Pizza the Hutt

Version  Author  Pizza the Hutt  Website   
Downloads  738  Size  4.19 MB  Created  2011-07-01 

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Comments  

#1 Adm_Zaxxon 2011-10-07 14:15
I usually don't like kitbashes, but this one is very well done! :thumbsup:


My only gripe is that the textures seem a bit stretched and over sized on those deflector pod things. particularly the top and top sides.


All in all though, the model is very believable. Great work! :thumbsup: Drink

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