Nah, there's no problem at all. It was the area near the Mess Hall and Kitchen (the one behind those Bedrock (or Limestone) Doors and the other one near the Command Bridge that had water in the forcefield (found it a lilttle odd that a switch in the bridge wasn't named, but... ).

Great concept and design execution with the Airlock forcefield to the exterior and similar to the Engine's Room, btw. ^^

Oops, what areas weren't able to be visited? Was the armory or bridge barrier active? The machines (and lights) kept glitching out on me when I was setting up the adventure - being off when they should be on and vise versa, and phasing things into a permanent state of non-existance.

I just did the adventure and liked the concepts and ideas that saw upon the vessel. They're quite well designed and thought out, although not being able to visit certain areas was sort of a turn down. ;D

Also visited the tower and, as you said, it's interior furbishing still remains to be done. And that's visible within the empty rooms down below.
But all in all, I completely understand what you mean... sometimes I get distracted at some point, lose focus and/or get bored and start doing something else. And then some stuff you were intending to do/finish gets forgotten in the process. ;'p

Thanks! I don't have a blueprint for the docking tower... I'm not sure when I'll end up finishing it. I did it as part of a means to start tying some of my builds together on my world, but it's not furnished at all, and I got distracted making other things. I may see about it sometime, as apparently there's interest.

I'm glad you liked the Telvanni tower! It was fun to build - free building those weird twists and keeping them somewhat consistently sized/not looking angular was a pain, but it turned out better than I'd dared to hope.

Exquisite creative usage of Adobe Blocks and related shapes (slopes, slabs, corners, etc), which is a thing I can definitely relate to since it's one of my favourite textures within the game. A wonderful addition to your library since it provides alternate concepts to build Sci-Fi related structures even without the premium blocks.
Btw, do you also have a BP for that docking tower? It also looks really swell and jives neatly with the vessel concept. And even although I can craft quite a few of those premium blocks, it's always peachy nice to notice what others manage to find within their 'imagination vault' to convey it into 'reality' (read: as much as a digital creation can be). ;D

P.S. - I'll check that adventure soon enough, although tbh what brought me to your CreatiVerse Workshop was that fluid, organic, DNA like tower of yours (saw that a friend had it added to their fav's). ^^

Alright, an adventure has been added.

K. Thx lots!

I don't right now. I'll see about getting one set up, and then I'll edit the description when it's ready

Hey do you have an adventure map so people can get a look at what their getting their hands into?

Cool!

If you build it in the air it does. I mean, if you wanted to you could build it underwater. Or in a cave. But I made it fly.

Does this fly?

What is its Porpoise in this universe? ;) ;)

Those holiday lights are so terribly useful...

very original, nice work :)
I hardly use the galactic blocks either, I'm all about the adobe and bedrock blocks for sci-fi stuff,
do use the industrial and galactic for 'seasoning' though.
....and I'd be completely lost without the holiday lights.

Love the shape of it ;)

I agree with ThePilgrim, this is an example of how SCI-FI theme can be made also with other sets! Very cool :)

I know, right? I mean, I'd love the galactic block set, but you can do a lot with just the vanilla blocks. And thank you - interior spaces are not my strong suit.

Excellent work! As people were complaining about not being able to build sci-fi without galactic blocks you and several others have thrown their argument right out the window(airlock?). Awesome! Love the precision of block placement on the iterior. Everything looks like it belongs.

Thank you!

That's an awesome shape you've created here! I know how hard it is to build something like that :D Very well made!