I noticed that you've made a great many improvements to the bridges' overall design. It looks a lot better already.

This looks so cool. I can not wait for it come out.

Great looking effect. I always look forward to your updates

Looking good!

Ok wow!

So, I've got a physics question. How should things look, if we're travelling faster than the light particles/waves that allow them to be seen? In War Thunder, there's an effect that shows a neat attention to detail. When your jet is flying faster than Mach 1, you can hear your engines roar when the camera is positioned behind the jet, but when you swing it around to the front, the engine noise goes silent. Similarly, I'm wondering if there shouldn't be some sort of similar visual effect here, although we need to take the warp field into account. The speed of light (through a vacuum) is constant, regardless of the light source's velocity. We can assume for simplicity's sake that the warp field acts as its own little bubble of spacetime, and that light inside that bubble behaves "normally" relative to other things in that bubble (eg. you can see the ship's running lights even at warp). So I think we only would need to consider how to handle the external light from stars. I would think that the magnitude of the starlight from the hemisphere ahead of the ship would increase proportionally to the speed of the ship, whereas anything in the hemisphere behind the ship should be utterly black. Thoughts?

I still prefer streaking stars, like those seen in Star Trek TNG. The warp effects in films and tv series these days are not as good looking as what they once were.