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Realistic Docking Lines Mod now available
We welcome Anastasis to SIM3D and the “Realistic Docking Lines Mod” – check it out.
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Corsica Linea A Nepita now available
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Welcome to SIM3D
This is the future home of simulation add-ons and 3d models by Rani and Erik.
Next level Norrøna
Rani, certainly one of our top 3D-artists has been working on many exciting new projects. One of them is a new version of Norrøna – and we believe he’s gone a bit insane, since he is modeling a big part of the interior! Check out this fantastic work, we are looking forward to the finished …
Forest experiment in VS-NG
We’ve been experimenting with creating a Norwegian forest in Virtual Sailor and we’re quite happy with the result. Hoping to be able to use these techniques in a future scenery! Let us know your thoughs!