As far as I know there is no way. Best you can do is go through who upvoted your builds and check on their profiles one by one but ofc that's very tedious and time consuming
@Hoawdie Well, it's preferred to build the ship entirely by yourself, but you can use assets from others (with proper credit of course), although expect some score deduction for it (the more borrowed parts you use, the more points would be deducted from your final score)
@KSB24 Glad I could help with a big info then. That user has a history of using taken builds as challenge entries (or just uploading taken builds or parts without credit in general) so if you are planning another challenge in the future, I recommend checking entries extra carefully
Also if you got two other random pings, those were me too, I tried to tell you this info under his post but he deleted my comments both times and blocked me, showing that he is trying to hide the truth about the build's origins
I'd say my biggest recent disappointment was my Olympic and Titanic. They both got over 50 upvotes but for the amount of work I put into them, I expected at least about 80-ish upvotes, but unfortunately I screwed up by making them be too many parts so most players couldn't even try them out.
@PapaKernels Yea, device limitation is a pain (hence why I put the 2500 limit in the beginning, to give low-end users a chance)
Still, it's not a bad entry and you can be very proud of yourself for being able to do this much even with your device limitations.
Thanks for participating! o7
The ship appears very nice and captures the essence of the original vessel very well. The first test run was mostly pleasant with the exception of not being able to bring the ship to a halt.
- Design/Accuracy (15/15):
The build to my knowledge accurately represent Fusō in her later years. Most of the details appear to be in order, even her insanely complicated pagoda mast, kudos for making that.
- Details (12/15):
The ship features some very nice detail work with railings, extensive rigging, a lot of deck equipment, even the rails around the catapuls and a sort of railing around the top of the funnel and so on, all very well made.
The detail that some of the rooms on the mast are hollow and have see through windows is also very nice, the only thing that would have made them even better if they weren't empty, but they are still quite nice.
One thing I noticed right away is the lack of anchors, which I feel like a ship with this level of detail should have included.
- Features (12/20):
The builds allows the use of every type of weaponry onboard including the main and secondary guns, and the AA weaponry, the latter being auto-aimed.
The main and secondary cannons have an interesting system (borrowed from another builder) in place where the ship enters a port or starboard firing mode, in which the main guns are synced up with either side's secondaries. This system worked very well for me and I rather enjoyed it as it gave a sort of realism to it (given that dreadnoughts usually engaged with broadsides)
- Build Quality (7/10):
The build makes great use of the fuselages slicing althoug I noticed a missed opportunity with the rigging, but other details like the beams of the elevated platforms around the funnels, the hollow rooms and the railings are well made with it.
The build uses vanilla propellers to save on parts but they dont work too well (in fact, the innermost two doesnt work at all) and they are not too aesthetically pleasing either.
- Performance (10/20):
The ship performs quite well with the ocean mod, and the use of actual propellers and rudder based steering is a nice feature, too bad the former has a little mistake in the form of the two inner propellers not working. The lack of reverse or even just stopping the ship is a bit disappointing though.
The ship is slightly faster than the real one but the difference is not too large so it's acceptable
The way the main and secondary weapons are solved is quite unusual but works very well and is very easy to use.
- Description and Information (11/15):
The description very fair, not too long, not too short, has a balanced mix of text and images, good formatting, nothing special but gets the job done. I gave it one additional point because I felt it has an almost perfect balance of text, length and images.
The ship's upper hull and superstructure appears to be squashed at first, definitely not as tall as it should be. The non-smooth lower hull is also not so pleasing to look at but the many deck details, windows and other things somewhat compensate.
- Design/Accuracy (9/15):
The ship's superstructure appear to be much shorter than it should be, especially the funnels. Another inaccuracy worth mentioning is the inside of the secondary barrels is for aome reason painted in purple.
Other than these, the rest of the detail work seem to match the real ship.
- Details (10/15):
The ship has a nice array of details from deck equipment, to vents, rigging and even some nice swinging hooks on the cranes.
The searchlights having actual glass on them was a nice touch as well. The flag is also nice too, it could have been even better if it was waving.
The bridge being hollow was also nice addition even if it's completely empty, maybe some windows could have made it even better.
- Features (12/20):
The ship features usable main and secondary guns, and even hull mounted torpedo tubes which is great additional feature.
The main and secondary cannons have an interesting system in place where the ship enters a port or starboard firing mode, in which the main guns are synced up with either side's secondaries. This system worked very well for me and I rather enjoyed it as it gave a sort of realism to it (given that dreadnoughts usually engaged with broadsides)
The ship uses vanilla propellers to move and the builder was even able to make them okay looking for a ship propeller which is a great feat (but also nice of the builder to include additional jet engines in case the vanilla propellers fail in the ocean mod). Not being able to reverse however is a bit disappointing
The ship also uses a gyro for steering which also somehwat takes away from the immersion.
The many cameras placed around the ship are also great too although I noticed the one labeled "Bridge" probably didn't have its offset zeroes, so it's actually above the bridge.
- Build Quality (4/10):
The build is rather wasteful with parts, for example, the vent in front of the no.4 turret could have had both sides made with one set of parts, halving the amount of parts needed for that detail.
One thing that also really stood out to me was the lack of smoothing on the vertical parts of the hull, a rather unpleasant thing. What's even more strange is the builder buing inconsistent with this, because the lifeboats for example are all smoothed.
I can't decide if the insides of the secondary barrels being purple was left like that by accident or if it was done on purpose
- Performance (10/20):
The ship performs well with the oean mod (larger waves cause the vanilla props to stop but that's why the backup jet engines are added. They do work well in normal conditions though), has rather okay steering and even seems to match the maximum speed of the original.
The weapons were also quite easy and fun to use.
- Description and Information (10/15):
The description was quite okay, with a history section (split in two halves), some technival data and specifications and some cool screenshots with great formatting.
Additional Points (-0, +2):
+2 for using vanilla props and still making them look like normal ship propellers
Bocsi a pingekért, csupán arra lennék kíváncsi, hogy mekkora érdeklődés lenne egy esetleges magyar-only discord szerverre? :)
Ha a többségeteket érdekli akkor szívesen összedobok egyet. Nem lennénk túl sokán bár a jövőben még csatlakozhatnak (kirakatnám a hivatalos szerver listára) és lenne egy kis magyar SP közösségünk
@PapaKernels I'd say try Vincent or BaconAircraft, I tried them last time and one of them helped (not sure which one of them as they didn't reply just silently set the successor)
@PapaKernels Can you please ask a mod to set it as a successor (it was one of the challenge requirements). It looks great btw, Im looking forward to test it! :D
I decided to collect the things this calculation doesn't take into account:
- pirates: a large part of the community didn't actually buy the game.
- alt accounts: you mentioned that there are approx. 300k users, but dont forget the fact that quite many users have at least one but sometimes two or three or even more alt accounts
- multiple purchases: another thing that should be counted is the fact that some might purchased the game on multiple platforms. I personally bought it on PC and Android as well.
- bots: there is a huge number of bots on the website, since registering to the website is not connected to actually owning the game, so there are a lot of bots that advertise malware and scams.
- The assumption of everyone buying it for 6$ is a bit rough as well: In the past 5 years, I've seen the game being on sale on Steam several times and even saw it on at least three occasions being sold for just 1$ on some online video game stores (legit ones, not shady ones).
- Banned and left users: They are probably a small portion of the community, but it should also be accounted that there are users who bought the game but their website accounts were temp- or perma banned. There are also those people who bought the game and left the website (and deleted their accs) by their own will.
- Non registered users: Also a probably small group are the people who bought the game but they didn't register a user on the website
I meant no harm by this, the post is still an interesting calculation, I just wanted to add some additional information to it. :)
@Oakland Heyo! I see you are into shipbuilding (and veeery good at it), so I figured I'd let you know, that there is a discord server, Port SP, that is specifically aiming to bring SP ship builders together where we share knowledge, show off our work in progress builds and so on.
So in case you are interested, I'm gonna leave an invite link here: >>click here<<
This ship beautiful btw, very well made :)
@ZooxTark Heya! I see you are into shipbuilding (and pretty good at it), so I figured I'd let you know, that there is a discord server, Port SP, that is specifically aiming to bring SP ship builders together where we share knowledge, show off our work in progress builds and so on.
So in case you are interested, I'm gonna leave an invite link here: >>clicky<<
@realSavageMan bad marketing I believe. I wanted to test how well would it do without any teasers and stuff.
Olympic had a quite a few teasers before it was released, while this one was just posted out of nowhere.
@enzoBoeing757 No, I don't think of it as competition either. Our builds had different goals: yours was to make a very good mobile friendly replica while mine was to make it as detailed and accurate as possible, no matter the part count. Make sure to tag me on your build when you release it tho.
Also if you have a discord, we'd be happy if you joined us at Port SP. It's a discord server dedicated to ship building in SP. We help each other there, show off our builds etc etc, just click on the name if you are interested :)
@enzoBoeing757 Oh yeah definitely. I plan to build a mobile friendly version of mine too, but I've seen some screenshots of yours and it looks amazing too, especially for a build made on mobile!
In short:
She was a very talented female user who had some issues with the fact that the community modified her builds because she didn't want it: she had her reasons but the most important one was that all her builds were "electric" (meaning they did not use any fuel in the game to operate) and many beginner users would often put regular engines on them, which she found disrespectful because she wanted her builds to be eco-friendly.
She also had some other personal problems but let's not get into those, it's a very long story. Also the fact that she revealed herself to be a girl which caused a lot of simping and unwanted attention towards her by many users. So after quite some drama she left the community for good.
As far as I know there is no way. Best you can do is go through who upvoted your builds and check on their profiles one by one but ofc that's very tedious and time consuming
+1@Hoawdie Well, it's preferred to build the ship entirely by yourself, but you can use assets from others (with proper credit of course), although expect some score deduction for it (the more borrowed parts you use, the more points would be deducted from your final score)
+1@KSB24 Yea fair, I don't want any drama either, I'm just making sure the truth is known, because you said, it's important to be known
+1@KSB24 Glad I could help with a big info then. That user has a history of using taken builds as challenge entries (or just uploading taken builds or parts without credit in general) so if you are planning another challenge in the future, I recommend checking entries extra carefully
Also if you got two other random pings, those were me too, I tried to tell you this info under his post but he deleted my comments both times and blocked me, showing that he is trying to hide the truth about the build's origins
+1@SILVERPANZER yea, unfortunately I lost interest in tanks in the past few years, hence why I dont see much of a chance of that particular one finished
+1I'd say my biggest recent disappointment was my Olympic and Titanic. They both got over 50 upvotes but for the amount of work I put into them, I expected at least about 80-ish upvotes, but unfortunately I screwed up by making them be too many parts so most players couldn't even try them out.
+1@soldier289 figured I'd give you a tag, the challenge is now open, in case you want to update your Mikasa;)
+1@Tookan
@EternalDarkness
Thank you for suggesting this ship to build
+1@HuskyDynamics01 final part count is around 3680, but Im making a 2k-or-less part version
+1@PapaKernels Yea, device limitation is a pain (hence why I put the 2500 limit in the beginning, to give low-end users a chance)
+1Still, it's not a bad entry and you can be very proud of yourself for being able to do this much even with your device limitations.
Thanks for participating! o7
@MentallyDistorted
+1Official evaluation
Additional Points (-0, +0):
Total: 72
+1Official evaluation
Additional Points (-0, +2):
+2 for using vanilla props and still making them look like normal ship propellers
Total: 60
+1Bocsi a pingekért, csupán arra lennék kíváncsi, hogy mekkora érdeklődés lenne egy esetleges magyar-only discord szerverre? :)
+1Ha a többségeteket érdekli akkor szívesen összedobok egyet. Nem lennénk túl sokán bár a jövőben még csatlakozhatnak (kirakatnám a hivatalos szerver listára) és lenne egy kis magyar SP közösségünk
@TakicraftCorporation
+1@RedIndustries
@SanyiHun
@UnmanagedReservoir You mixed them up: text goes in rectangular brackets, url goes in normal brackets, and the ! is not needed here
+1@PapaKernels I'd say try Vincent or BaconAircraft, I tried them last time and one of them helped (not sure which one of them as they didn't reply just silently set the successor)
+1@PapaKernels Can you please ask a mod to set it as a successor (it was one of the challenge requirements). It looks great btw, Im looking forward to test it! :D
+1@PapaKernels I'm sure it will be great, can't wait to see it! :D
+1that gun barrel looks very familiar
+1Count me in!
+1@TheTomatoLover Yes, it is meant to be educational, to teach users about some more and some less known facts of Titanic
+1I decided to collect the things this calculation doesn't take into account:
- pirates: a large part of the community didn't actually buy the game.
- alt accounts: you mentioned that there are approx. 300k users, but dont forget the fact that quite many users have at least one but sometimes two or three or even more alt accounts
- multiple purchases: another thing that should be counted is the fact that some might purchased the game on multiple platforms. I personally bought it on PC and Android as well.
- bots: there is a huge number of bots on the website, since registering to the website is not connected to actually owning the game, so there are a lot of bots that advertise malware and scams.
- The assumption of everyone buying it for 6$ is a bit rough as well: In the past 5 years, I've seen the game being on sale on Steam several times and even saw it on at least three occasions being sold for just 1$ on some online video game stores (legit ones, not shady ones).
- Banned and left users: They are probably a small portion of the community, but it should also be accounted that there are users who bought the game but their website accounts were temp- or perma banned. There are also those people who bought the game and left the website (and deleted their accs) by their own will.
- Non registered users: Also a probably small group are the people who bought the game but they didn't register a user on the website
I meant no harm by this, the post is still an interesting calculation, I just wanted to add some additional information to it. :)
+1@Tookan the Black Pearl did have a figurehead, although not exactly like how it is depicted here, but close enough
+1Excellent work as always! You never cease to amaze me with your FT works!
+1T
@Obtheplanedestroyer Alice's build is the fictional ocean liner on the last two screenshots
+1@Sparky6004 *Olympic, and no, it's the full version, check out my 5th year recap post, I wrote some about the state of the low part versions:
+1>here<
@DatRoadTrainGuy19 The pinned comment? That's just for the jump to comments function so I made it empty
+1@Oakland Heyo! I see you are into shipbuilding (and veeery good at it), so I figured I'd let you know, that there is a discord server, Port SP, that is specifically aiming to bring SP ship builders together where we share knowledge, show off our work in progress builds and so on.
+1So in case you are interested, I'm gonna leave an invite link here:
>>click here<<
This ship beautiful btw, very well made :)
@ZooxTark Heya! I see you are into shipbuilding (and pretty good at it), so I figured I'd let you know, that there is a discord server, Port SP, that is specifically aiming to bring SP ship builders together where we share knowledge, show off our work in progress builds and so on.
So in case you are interested, I'm gonna leave an invite link here:
>>clicky<<
Very nice submarine btw :)
+1Watched it a few times on 0.25 speed but couldn't find myself, anyone has any idea where I am?
+1@DEADSHOT14 Your phone can't handle a 112 part build??
+1@DEADSHOT14 Here, just make sure to credit me if you use it somewhere :)
+1@realSavageMan bad marketing I believe. I wanted to test how well would it do without any teasers and stuff.
+1Olympic had a quite a few teasers before it was released, while this one was just posted out of nowhere.
@Feve I wish to do that myself if you don't mind, but thank you for the offer :)
+1@Atoka220 Good luck mate! Prepare a fire extinguisher next to your computer first xd
+1@Jo52167
+1@Someoneelse
@Vivy
@RYZ3NCHR1ST3NS3N
+1@Tookan
@Aden101
@Feve
+1@Bobyo
@MTindustries
@Alvin8
+1@AliceArisuShimada
@CountriBoi
I wish I could give two upvotes, with the second one being for the creativity of solving the underwater scene on mobile, very smart and looks good!
+1gorgeous!
+1@enzoBoeing757 Click here for the server invite
+1@enzoBoeing757 No, I don't think of it as competition either. Our builds had different goals: yours was to make a very good mobile friendly replica while mine was to make it as detailed and accurate as possible, no matter the part count. Make sure to tag me on your build when you release it tho.
+1Also if you have a discord, we'd be happy if you joined us at Port SP. It's a discord server dedicated to ship building in SP. We help each other there, show off our builds etc etc, just click on the name if you are interested :)
@enzoBoeing757 Oh yeah definitely. I plan to build a mobile friendly version of mine too, but I've seen some screenshots of yours and it looks amazing too, especially for a build made on mobile!
+1T
+1In short:
+1She was a very talented female user who had some issues with the fact that the community modified her builds because she didn't want it: she had her reasons but the most important one was that all her builds were "electric" (meaning they did not use any fuel in the game to operate) and many beginner users would often put regular engines on them, which she found disrespectful because she wanted her builds to be eco-friendly.
She also had some other personal problems but let's not get into those, it's a very long story. Also the fact that she revealed herself to be a girl which caused a lot of simping and unwanted attention towards her by many users. So after quite some drama she left the community for good.
@WolfHunter9111 You just made me more curious, I really want to know now (I don't mind creepy or disturbing stuff)
+1@Inuyasha8215 Oh, thank you very much, I probably should have done this long ago but thanks for doing for me!
+1Amazing!
+1