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  5. herask
    Fore Topmast Staysail is done... at this point the ropes are criss-crossing each other in a very unrealistic manner. if you spot such rope, please ignore, because unless I do a full simulation of all ropes and sails at the same time (pretty much undoable at this scale), there's no way around it.
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  11. herask
    hi, all! the jibsail is done. it's getting a bit crowded with all the ropes up there...
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  14. herask
    they are there, they're just not visible in latest screenshots... 😉
  15. herask
    sails and materials are done (-ish)... now I need to shape them and tie them down...
  16. herask
    hi all. just wanted to post a small update. getting sizes and proportions of staysails at the moment. next is making textures and then puffing them up with the wind, and only then come digital ropes again...
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  18. herask
    Alan, how's this look?
  19. herask
    Alan, I'm pretty sure that Greg chuckled while reading this, considering my OCD... 😊 I'll see what can be done about the holes...
  20. herask
    I'm still to this day fascinated how you guys are able to spot such small details! I thought of omitting drainage holes, but now I obviously can't anymore... 🤣
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  22. herask
    spritsail is done. next up, the jibsail. this time it might take a while, as I have to make those forward/aft sails first. previous sails I've made earlier, just had to tie them...
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  24. herask
    topgallants done... this is going great. I don't know why all of you made such a fuss about the sails... 🤣🤣🤣 just kidding, of course. I'm already kicking myself for not doing them sooner... now, off to the spritsail...
  25. herask
    one more. main topgallant sail rigging in progress...
  26. herask
    Greg, did you have something like this in mind?
  27. herask
    mizzen topsail is done. onto the topgallants....
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  30. herask
    Druxey, that's also on my to-do list, along with furled sails, so one will be able to mix and match them as-needed. still debating on studding sails, though...
  31. herask
    continuing while I have enough steam in my system. fore topsail done. and, I have switched rope lay direction. now it should be OK, except where the rope is mirrored to conserve memory...

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