Aegean Class
This is a new Aegean Mesh, converted, hardpointed and made worthy for use in Armada II. The mesh has been on A2Files for quite some time, though if I recall, few people have actually done anything with it, nor released it, at least, not until now. Therefore, I present you with a new Aegean model for use as that little frigate, that always gets destroyed
Quite easy on the poly count too, I'd suggest a download for all fans.
- Ash
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This is a totally rebuilt Aegean Class. The model was originally intended for
Starfleet Command, but it ran smoothly in Armada 1 and 2 so [Interstellar Machine]
decided to release it as such. It has 904+ polies.
Converted to Armada 2 .SOD format by Exodus_499
Hardpointed by Exodus_499
All new Mesh by Interstellar Machine
All new Textures by Interstellar Machine
Tools used:
Assimsoft Milkshape 3D Plugins
Milkshape 3D
The GIMP
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A - Backups
1. Backup "ffrigate.sod" (located in the SOD folder of your main Armada 2 directory,
usually "C:\Program Files\Activision\Star Trek Armada II") and "ffrigate.odf"
(in "...\odf\ships") to a seperate folder - I usually make a new one on my
Desktop.
2. Also move (actually move, not just copy) all the files called "ffrigate..." from
the textures folder ("...Star Trek Armada II\Textures\RGB") to your new backup
folder. If you can't see them immediately, check you are in the correct folder
and searh within it (using the Search function) for "ffrigate*" (w/o the qoutes,
but WITH THE STAR).
B - Installation - The easy bit!
1. Simply unzip the files into a new file, and put the folders "Textures", "SOD",
"odf" and "bitmaps" into your Armada 2 Directory
("C:\Program Files\Activision\Star Trek Armada II", remember?). When asked if you
want to averwrite, say yes.
2. You're done! That's it - play the game and build an Aegean just like you used to
(or didn't). If something goes wrong, or you dont like it, simply chech through
the files you added and put the originals back in their places.
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Legal stuff:
All used tools are Copyright by there respective owners.
StarTrek-Armada is Copyright of Activision
StarTrek is TM,R and Copyright of Paramount Pictures
This is non official addon so neither I, nor Activision have any responsibilty for
any damage to your computer this add-on may cause.
You should respect the rights of the property owners.
You (the user) must ask for permission from me (exodus_499) if you want to use one of
this in any mod other than your private installation, if you want to convert it to
other games, or if you wanted to sell it - my email is at the bottom of this readme.
You must also include the original readme, and this one.
With that (^) over,
I just want to give special thanks to Interstellar Machine for letting me use his
model & textures - bear in mind that they are his, not mine; I just 'finished off' by
converting it and hardpointind, etc.
My email is (in anti-spam form): mtw_w AT hotmail DOT com
Interstellar Machine: interstellarmachine AT hotmail DOT com
Version | Author | Exodus_499 | Website | ||
Downloads | 833 | Size | 555.07 KB | Created | 2007-07-01 |
Comments
The textures are far too bland and bright, and I actually prefered the stock textures AND model. Plus, are those escape pods? Whatever they are, they're far to noticeable.
Stay tuned for an excellent version pretty soon by Chiletrek.
Ouch, first bad review... Sorry Exodus_499.
Glad to see someone actually did something with the original mesh. Nice work
Well, it was about time somebody would care of that pretty model and made it fully playable in Armada2. I didn't do that since I was working revamping (and adding missing details) to the stock Aegian class.
Welcome to Armada2files Exodus_499, I hope we can enjoy more of your mods soon
And what is that cool stock Kitbashing barely visible in your pic?, I think it will be most interesting to see it flying over here soon, and for what can I see, we'll all like the job you have done
Sorry for the double post.
Drakall, thank you very much for your confidence, I'll try t release my Aegian (and my other revampings) as soon as possible
yea, could do with a better texture, but it beats the stock by miles. As for the escape pods, it isn't a very big ship, the windows next to them show the lining of the deck, and it shows clearly that each one is simply the height of the deck it is on.
Someones got darkslide I think on STA2files... So I hadta go for Drakall.
No problem though.
@ Chiletrek: The ship just caught on the screenshot is my next release, in stock textures (I was hoping someone would notice that, I thught it was too obvious)... It's basically a simple kitbash, but I think it looks cool. I haven't decided on a name, but it looks similar to the Mozart class.
I tried to google for that ship but I couldn't find anything (maybe I should look for it in a better way), but it's good I found nothing, so I won't spoil the surprise
I look forward for your ship, maybe we will soon see it together with my Galaxy and Nebula variants exploring the alpha quadrant