Star trek Bridge crew

You can command the ship as the captain, tactical officer, science officer and helmsman, it is pretty fun, plus it is online so you could play with friends or random people.

A full model of the Enterprise-D was made in VR as a fan project, but CBS shut it down.

@@Korgano But I think they switched to making The Orville model instead and Seth Macfarlane gave them the green light ^^.

​@@RoballTV Really hope they include funny Easter eggs. I wana drop by my boys yafets

wait we didn't get to se the Enterprise Z what a ripoff

I became emotional too. As I feel it highlights John's evident affection & respect for the Trek which created his iconic Q character...

Spoiler - John de Lancie is actually Q pretending to be an actor on Earth before the final collapse.

@@Justin-ee3im Would explain why the roles of Q and Discord come so easily to him!

Don't you mean, Thank Q?

2:47 gave me the same thing Q gave Data when he got his Q-ness back. Thank you, Mr de Lancie.

I was surprised to hear that voice. Instantly recognisable

Best rendition of the most hideous version of an Enterprise. Worse even than the Akira class knock off, the NX-01. I’m glad that future probably won’t pan out and the J might actually look good.

I had no idea it was transparent.

@@knytrydr73 It wasn't in the original concepts for Enterprise. But I'm totally sold on it here. I absolutely love the idea of a flying city, complete with rivers, bays, districts...

​@@1978rharris The NX-01 looks amazing, tf you mean 😲

I've disliked every version of the Enterprise-J I've ever seen...until that one. They've made it even more enormous but I don't care, its just cool.

Couldn't have said it better myself.🖖🙂

It was also the first and only time a set on "Star Trek Picard" was fully lit! It's amazing how much brighter the Enterprise D is than any other ship shown in the show!

@@les4767 Lost technology. Even before TNG the federation forgot about seatbelts and surge protectors. Now they've even lost the ability to make light bulbs.

@@darthquigley True, but they had figured out seat belts by the end of "Nemesis".....

@@les4767 It's one of the things I really don't like about modern trek, how dark the sets have become. But then again, it was already a thing back in the '90s. Compare the brightness of TOS to TNG and it's already a bit darker. Then we moved on to VOY and DS9 and those sets were already a lot more grey and darker than what we had in TNG. ENT went slightly brighter. I'm going to ignore the Kelvin movies for a second and take a look at modern trek for TV and it's as if they need to save considerably on power consumption since DSC.

@@Hans-gb4mv Strange New Worlds has a dark bridge on the Enterprise....but all the corridors and cabins are quite bright...it's weird...

John de Lancie is just wonderful, his voice is a delight !

I'm thinking they're pushing on the idea of the armor from the future that showed up with Voyager. That it's so advanced by the 26th Century the Universe Class can have two modes. Transparent for regular travel and then when needed it can armor up (to the version we saw in Enterprise).

@@Windrave that would be really sick.

@@Windrave also it's the in between part, they briefly talked about the Enterprise model from the Discovery timeline that the ship itself is essentially layered holograms and can increase and reduce its density at will

That bit about the Galaxy clas.....don't forget that Drexler called the class of the J the Universe class.

Grossartig. In German, Translation Please.

There's an Elite Dangerous voice assist pack that he did, it was a phenomenal bolt-on addition to the game.

Except they didn’t. The site is just gone.

And the original set still exists…

Not difficult to do now. There's a lot of things you think are real that are CGI. Most car chase scenes in film are CGI.

Absolutely, who better than to narrate this than the one and only Q!!

NCC-1701-Q

I seem to remember reading somewhere that the universe class was meant to fly to Andromeda, and was therefore designed as a generational ship. So a flying city with big parks and everything makes sense.

It also kind of sets up the idea of Discovery's flying rainforest ship.

I've uploaded a couple of crude VR demos using what's already available at the portal. They're simple but fun, and show how much VR potential this project has. Can't wait for a proper VR release!

Kept me alive too

the STO design for the F bridge is nice, but damn would it be a HUGE set to make. It might also be somewhat impractical given how far away some people on the bridge would be from the captain.

Too expensive, it would've taken the entire budget for season 3. That's why they only used a chair in front of a set of Ten Forward doors for poor Shelby.

@@alanoldham1700 And unfortunately they get away with it

@@lenakarmann8117 Because people keep watching it and say nothing.

Because technology and budgets have advanced in 60 years. You build a set like that today, and your ratings are going down the drain. Yes, it'll please some die hard fans, but that's about it. SNW is set in the spirit of the original but targeting a modern audience as well as fans of the original.

@@Hans-gb4mv Modern audiences want flashy crap without subtext. They should concentrate on the fans who have been there from the beginning and are dropping out because they can’t bother to keep with continuity.

@@Hans-gb4mv There is a comprised postion: The one we see in "Enterprise." The argument that apologists put forward in defense of Nu-Trek is an all or nothing one. That is, that what Nu-Trek has done is the only thing that could have been done. As far as the exterior of ships being faithful to the TOS designs, obviously no one would be objecting to it as long as the special effects are well done. If the interiors respect the general gestalt of the the original but include additions that deepen the verisimilitude and also organically fit, then no "modern" audience member would tune out and the vast majority of traditional fans would not object. If anything, Otoy has demonstrated how special effects and designs made decades ago can be presented in a fashion that are beautiful, compelling, believable, and "modern," and also are true to the originals. Also, the designs of most of Nu-Trek, especially "Discovery" and "Strange New Worlds" are garish and ungrounded. There is much in Nu-Trek that is unnecessary such as the redesign of the Klingons. If they kept the design introduced in the "Star Trek" The Motion Picture" maintained more or less throughout Roddenberry -Berman Star Trek, absolutely no one would would have uttered statements such as, "Why didn't they redesign the Klingons?" Again, going back to "Enterprise," the redesign of aliens such as the Tellarites to improve believability were far better and they were also true to TOS. Another thing anyone in a modern audience would not have uttered is, "Where are the holograms? Why don't they communicate with holograms?" If the show is grounded and consistent, then it maintains poetic faith ("willing suspension of disbelief"), and the audience goes along. SNW may have intended to target the fans of the original, but for many of us it have missed by a long shot. Not only has it missed on these elements, but it also fails to understand fundamental and core aspects of Star Trek as revealed in the terrible "A Quality of Mercy" episode and more.

Aye🖖

Or the name Roddenberry.

Oh yes, that thing is absurd in size, coming it at over 2 miles long, or around 3000 meters long. And well I think the width is actually bigger than length soo... Yeah, that ship is incredibly massive. But as you said, it fits the classification, but also it did have the job of exploring other galaxies, so it is a pretty understandable size.

I've made some VR very basic demos using what's in the portal now. Simple but fun, and they show how much VR potential this project has. Looking forward for a proper VR release!

But this is also great

Several Stage 9 developers are now working directly on the Roddenberry Archive 🙂

@@TheGlassGods Hopefully we'll get to see more than just the bridges at some point. That would be really awesome. It is so cool that we now have a new interactive Star Trek project