I so badly wish that Metalhead Studios (makers of the amazing Super Mega Baseball games, but now working under EA) made a hockey game. I just want a fun, modern feeling hockey sim that works well on the deck. I'm not stuck on the NHL license, hell I barely know most of the players of today. I think tomorrow I'll probably go back one year at a time, and see what the most recent NHL game I can successfully emulate is. Pressing the keyboard keys Ctrl + A will select all vector objects in the design. So what have hockey fans been playing On Deck to scratch that itch? I imagine many have just resorted to emulation? I have RPCS3 installed via Emudeck and downloaded NHL Legacy from a couple years back, it loads and all but the stuttering makes it pretty much unplayable. User Forum - The Vectric user forum at is a very. It's just not the full experience that I'm looking for right now. I'll give Super Blood Hockey some props here, it was fun for a couple hours when I played back on the Switch.I'll never forget my beefy defenseman Klimpig who somehow dominated every phase of the game. I'd like something more sim than arcade, like the NHL 'xx games I grew up on, or the NHL2K series.

Unfortunately it seems like there's VERY slim pickings as far as recent PC hockey games go. I ended up saving my entire design with a new name (so I could trash it without regret ), then selecting and moving each part to one single level.

I needed to make a vector outline of my model, and found the process to be very cumbersome and time consuming. Watching the NHL playoffs lately has really gotten me in the mood to play a hockey game. I have a 3D model, with 14 levels and 131 components.

Then select the 3rd icon (upper left) This will add a vector boundary around the selected stl modelĥ) Now after performing the Note above this gives you the capability to select either the Model boundary or the Selected Vector you just created in the above Note.Hey friends. Note: a vector boundary can be added by doing the following:Īfter you have performed step 1 above select the Modeling tab (lower left) Of course the below is related to the Roughing & Finishing Toolpaths in V-Carve Pro (which is what I have)ġ) Have you tried by first selecting the model and getting boxes you say that you are getting.Ģ) Then Select either the Roughing Tool path or the Finishing Tool path (whichever you prefer to use)ģ)Then Select your tool to be used for the tool pathĤ)Then go to Machining Limit Boundary and select MODEL boundary (which will carve to the model's edges) - Of course there are other selections here but beings there are no vectors with the model you have imported you will get an ERROR message.

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