[MOD] "WIP" XP-86 Sabre v1.02 *update* need skinne - Printable Version

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DEVI001 - EV401 - 11.08.2009

You must go to your main iL-2 Folder.
It should look something like this: C:\Programfiles\Ubisoft\iL-2 Sturmovik 1946\MODS\STD\COM\MADDOX\iL2\Objetcs\air.ini.

If your are running Vista: C:\Programfiles(x-86)\Ubisoft\iL-2 Sturmovik 1946\MODS\STD\COM\MADDOX\iL2\Objetcs\air.ini.

Hope this help

Cheers!!

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THX - devi001 - 12.08.2009

thx EV401 i found it
i did a search in my MOD folder and it found it instantly,
stupid of me that i did not used the search button before :lol:

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- PeterD - 15.08.2009

Hi all,

I've been working a bit on the cockpit and it's looking pretty good. I need volunteers to paint the gauges for the main controls panel (without the needle!) as separate parts using this template:
http://www.filefront.com/14289721/instr ... mplate.rar

The requirements are pretty simple:
-Layer 1 contains the black disc, do not modify it.
-Layer 2 should contain the numbers, lines and if there is any, the text inside the gauge. The color for the white lines, white text and white numbers should be pale yellow (196,197,149)

Don't put any shadows, scratches, or light effects of any kind, all I need is a clean layer with the numbers in place.

Example:


The instruments that need to be painted are for this cockpit:
http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/shared ... 4S-004.jpg

Most (if not all) are unreadable, but there are some pictures of different gauges in this thread, and in this website (scroll down).

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- Boosher - 15.08.2009

Hey PeterD, here's an exhaust temperature gauge I did. The "mech background" is just for show, the text and lines are on a separate layer like you asked for.



If you want it PM me.

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- Hawkzz - 15.08.2009

This image has some dials some slightly different though may help in research.





Link to more high res of needles
Link

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- PeterD - 15.08.2009

excellent job Boosher! PM sent!

Thanks for the refs Hawkzz, that'll be very useful indeed

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- Lefty Hartnett - 15.08.2009

Dig the Sabre big time


Thx mucho

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- European Snake - 15.08.2009

Can we get a proper ejection seat on this one? http://www.ejectionsite.com/f86seat.htm

And proper centripetal flow jet engine characteristics

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- PeterD - 15.08.2009

No, It'll be using twin ion engines i'm afraid.

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- RedChico - 16.08.2009

No warp speed, no joy. :newcool:

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- taurus - 16.08.2009

Hello PeterD,

Unfortunately the reference link you posted didn't work. (But did get the photoshop template okay.)

Are the images that hawkzz posted what you need for your panel?

Cheers,

Taurus.

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- PeterD - 16.08.2009

Yes they are!
It doesn't have all the dials but all the dials included in Hawkzz's picture are correct. I'll try to find more pictures of the missing dials

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- PeterD - 16.08.2009

Dials from Hawkzz:


More dials:


Current dials (available ref pictures = green tick) and missing ones:

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- taurus - 16.08.2009

You can never have enough cockpit references.

http://www.36thfbs.com/f-86f_sabre-2.htm#f-86f%20sabre-photos
http://f-86.tripod.com/cn1111.html

Will add more links as I find them.

Cheers,

Taurus.

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- JG14_Jagr - 17.08.2009

Watch this vide, shows Sabre's working ACM in practice through the guncam. At about the 7:00 mark watch the roll rate of the jet trying to shake the trailer..

http://www.realmilitaryflix.com/public/526.cfm

Great cockpit video.. some guages are modernized I would guess

http://videos.howstuffworks.com/militar ... -video.htm

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