Get in line?

Of the few (possibly no) people that do this sort of thing and aren't working on the multitude of other mods, I doubt they'll be swayed by some vague IP and

ok here ill give a large over veiw of what i want...... ok 3 races...(not really diffrent races. but all humans just diffrent technology.) and this will be based off an idea i have about mankind finaly colonizeing space. first race will be "The Hammer" theyer ships would look alot like TEC ships but diffrent have not decided yet.

Next is " The Dark Order" (TDO) they will look darker then the priveous and more menacing the ships will be more expencive but stronger

THen will be "Legion" they will look alot diffrent (but with some basic stucture similaritys" 

and what exactly do i not know what im talking about inform me more

http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Successful_Mod_Team_Tips#You_do_the_work.2C_I.27m_the_leader.2Fidea_person

Don't be this guy. Show, then tell. If you are a great particle editor or scripter or whatever, put together some actual pieces of work before announcing you need people.

I would suggest you get some stuff ingame first, really. To attract other people, you have to convince them that what you are proposing is realistic to implement. Concept artists are a pretty key part of a TC or really any mod, but if you don't have any modelers or skinners to develop from the concepts, they're just pretty promotional pieces.

The best way to do it, I've found, is simply to start modding yourself. Make something people want to play. It doesn't have to be perfect, but give it your best, release often, and make it as polished as you possibly can. Anyone - anyone - can do a excellent mod without any extra assets, and even if you don't want to get into scripting, modeling is a great thing to pick up.

if u need modding/coding tips, i'm happy to help.

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