Hi Richard, I’ve made a few additions to the project but it hasn’t felt like it was enough for a new release. I’m working on the Moon Buggy at the moment and it might be worth posting an update once I have that done. I’ve already added a Commlock Dock, a Heuer Timing Board clipboard, and a menu option to toggle between White, Red, Peach, Orange, and green illuminated wall panels. I’ve already mentioned this elsewhere but you can see a preview of these additions on the Eagle Transporter forum: https://www.eagletransporter.com/forum/threads/space-1999-environments-in-virtua...

About a week ago I attempted a video recording where I explain my whole sprawling workflow, starting with the reference photos, 3D CAD files, textures, and materials and then moving onto the 3D rendering software that I use. I followed this with an explanation of the export/import process that is needed for the Unity game engine and I even touched on my photogrammetry process, 360° panorama generation, and the utility of perspective matching the Blu-Ray screen captures. By the end of three hours I still hadn’t covered all that I planned, so I reluctantly stopped the video recording and decided that I would need to approach the whole thing in more palatable bite sized chunks :-)

Hi Richard, I've done very little on the Jupiter 2 project. I've established some basic massing to get the scale of the thing and I've put that into Unity to see how it looks in VR but it's not much to look at so far. I don't know how clear it is in these wireframe overlays but with the help of some original set plans from the 1960s, I think I'll be able to get a pretty close match. The biggest problem is that there are subtle differences between the pilot episode, Season 1, and the latter seasons.

The bottom image is a model that I did years ago of the Robot. I placed him in a mockup of the flight deck which is not accurate at all and I did it in black and white because it felt like the right thing to do :-)