Post by jbd on Mar 31, 2009 13:55:54 GMT -5
You have to get to the airport somehow.
These roadsters and Panel trucks come from various packages put out by the great Bill Lyons. Ask Tom, he'll know the packages.
for FSX I redid the panels and redid the Lights entry in the Aircraft CFG. This is a very old adaptation, I had combined all model MDLs under a common Aircraft CFG and panel file. The upshot is that some panel trucks have their front wheels slightly above ground due to the common contact points in the common Aircraft Cfg file. The proper way is to create an individual Aircraft CFG file for each model, basically adjust contact points as need.
Now you can have any color as long as its black
Nooooo! Not true,
Easy trick, you can have any color your heart desires.
Call up the blue.bmp, in the windows paint program, change the color, save as original file name blue.bmp volia any color you want, You can have as many repaints as you want, just copy the original texture folder, give it a different name, change the blue.bmp color, enter the proper texture folder name as a new entry in the Aircraft Cfg File. Changing top colors is easy to, but off hand don't remember bmp. file, easy discovery though. now my personal set of wheels is the Bugatti 57SC by Lionheart Creations.
These roadsters and Panel trucks come from various packages put out by the great Bill Lyons. Ask Tom, he'll know the packages.
for FSX I redid the panels and redid the Lights entry in the Aircraft CFG. This is a very old adaptation, I had combined all model MDLs under a common Aircraft CFG and panel file. The upshot is that some panel trucks have their front wheels slightly above ground due to the common contact points in the common Aircraft Cfg file. The proper way is to create an individual Aircraft CFG file for each model, basically adjust contact points as need.
Now you can have any color as long as its black
Nooooo! Not true,
Easy trick, you can have any color your heart desires.
Call up the blue.bmp, in the windows paint program, change the color, save as original file name blue.bmp volia any color you want, You can have as many repaints as you want, just copy the original texture folder, give it a different name, change the blue.bmp color, enter the proper texture folder name as a new entry in the Aircraft Cfg File. Changing top colors is easy to, but off hand don't remember bmp. file, easy discovery though. now my personal set of wheels is the Bugatti 57SC by Lionheart Creations.