Concept for large room

ADM_Ntek

this is my idea how larger rooms could be added to subnautica i have based this mostly on the moonpool. to build your room you would only need 3 base parts a straight wall, a curved corner, and a flat ceiling/floor piece those you would arrange as you like in length withe and hight. and the game would fill in the fitting part. this would allow you to build rooms as large as you like or until the structural integrity fails.




any comments suggestions?

Rainstorm

i love this idea. While the Multipurpose room is nice, its the only room we got right now and new ones like the one you designed would be awesome

Aegil

Awesome idea, especially as I tend to look at the ceilings on the multi-purpose room and feel a little claustrophobic. Heck, add an L-shaped section where the inside of the curve would be on the exterior and you dramatically increase the possibilities.

ADM_Ntek

Aegil wrote: »

Awesome idea, especially as I tend to look at the ceilings on the multi-purpose room and feel a little claustrophobic. Heck, add an L-shaped section where the inside of the curve would be on the exterior and you dramatically increase the possibilities.

do you mean like this?



if yes well as you can se the wall is far to thin at that point it would be a major structural weak point.

raven2010

Yea I love the feel of the moon pool. Would love more rooms of its size

Bobythebee

Nice work ! I think this can be a cool feature, the actual big rooms are shaped for big aquariums but this isn't an easy thing to nicely fit lockers or little aquariums on them.

These parts are giving me crazy ideas to establish a powerfull empire in this ocean. Mr Regy will be my prime minister

Aegil

ADM_Ntek wrote: »

Aegil wrote: »

Awesome idea, especially as I tend to look at the ceilings on the multi-purpose room and feel a little claustrophobic. Heck, add an L-shaped section where the inside of the curve would be on the exterior and you dramatically increase the possibilities.

do you mean like this?



if yes well as you can se the wall is far to thin at that point it would be a major structural weak point.

Why design the curve differently? But what I meant was if you took the corner pieces from your original post and turn them the other way. As in, instead of the point around which the curve turns being the interior of the room, it's in the exterior of the room.

Bobythebee wrote: »

Nice work ! I think this can be a cool feature, the actual big rooms are shaped for big aquariums but this isn't an easy thing to nicely fit lockers or little aquariums on them.

No to mention being a little tight to maneuver around if one the aquarium has been installed.

etherealyandere

I'm 100% behind ANY idea that adds different types of rooms; the multipurpose room is literally so boring now.

Aquatarkus

Very cool !

ADM_Ntek wrote: »

and a flat ceiling/floor piece those you would arrange as you like in length withe and hight

Adding transparent ceiling and floor pieces would be a good option also...

ADM_Ntek

Aegil wrote: »

ADM_Ntek wrote: »

Aegil wrote: »

Awesome idea, especially as I tend to look at the ceilings on the multi-purpose room and feel a little claustrophobic. Heck, add an L-shaped section where the inside of the curve would be on the exterior and you dramatically increase the possibilities.

do you mean like this?



if yes well as you can se the wall is far to thin at that point it would be a major structural weak point.

Why design the curve differently? But what I meant was if you took the corner pieces from your original post and turn them the other way. As in, instead of the point around which the curve turns being the interior of the room, it's in the exterior of the room.

Bobythebee wrote: »

Nice work ! I think this can be a cool feature, the actual big rooms are shaped for big aquariums but this isn't an easy thing to nicely fit lockers or little aquariums on them.

No to mention being a little tight to maneuver around if one the aquarium has been installed.

don´t tell me you mean this.

Aegil

ADM_Ntek wrote: »

Aegil wrote: »

don´t tell me you mean this.

If the area to the bottom right would be external, yes.

ADM_Ntek

i don´t know what you mean could you draw it on a piece of paper and make a picture doesn´t have to be pretty.

Dex_Luther

ADM_Ntek wrote: »

i don´t know what you mean could you draw it on a piece of paper and make a picture doesn´t have to be pretty.

I think you got it right. I could be wrong, but I think they mean an inverted curve (I think that's what it's called). If you wanted to make an L shaped room, you'd need both. A regular curve for the outside and an inverted for the interior right angle of the L.

eastofdeath

+1 I love your idea.
I hope it can get put in the game and if not maybe you can make a MOD if that will be possible after release.

If the Devs would scale the room we have about .25% or more I could fit my fat @#$ around the ladder.
I could cost more ore then the normal room. And be a 2nd option with out a lot of work.

ADM_Ntek

Dex_Luther wrote: »

ADM_Ntek wrote: »

i don´t know what you mean could you draw it on a piece of paper and make a picture doesn´t have to be pretty.

I think you got it right. I could be wrong, but I think they mean an inverted curve (I think that's what it's called). If you wanted to make an L shaped room, you'd need both. A regular curve for the outside and an inverted for the interior right angle of the L.

OH an inverted curve derp here we go. only problem it is an oversize part al the other parts fit into a L2xW2xH2m grid this is L2,3xW2,3xH2m




and me making a mod like this sadly no this is the maximum of my model/texturing skillz.

Bobythebee

Anyway with parts like this we can build some much things ! Thumb up

eastofdeath

ADM_Ntek
You have to start somewhere in your modding career.
Does the software you are using have 3d vector's / 3d coordinates, and makes true 3d models like AutoCAD or 3d studio?

ADM_Ntek

eastofdeath wrote: »

ADM_Ntek
You have to start somewhere in your modding career.
Does the software you are using have 3d vector's / 3d coordinates, and makes true 3d models like AutoCAD or 3d studio?

i have no clue but i wouldnt count on it. sketchup is mostly architectural but i know it is used by many concept artist to create well 3d concept art. but it is not a true modeling software like 3dsmax or blender. i have tried many and most drive me insane within minutes.

Aegil

I gave Dex an awesome because they put into words what my atrocious MS-paint skills were failing to draw. Yeah, an inverted curve was what I was failing to describe.

But even without that, this is a great idea if it could be implemented.