[WIP] Me-262 Cockpit Repaint
#1

I am repainting the cockpit of the Me-262.

2 things I need to know first.

Should I translate the German words to american? Or should I leave them?


Another thing, were do I file that changes the lights of the guages when I turn on the cockpit lights?

Thanks!
I'l keep you updated!

I am making fancey tan leather interior.

And updating the guages.

S!


Owl
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#2

you should make both, and as a seperate download, becouse some people wan't german, some english Smile

I am sure you make a amazing repaint of itSmile
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#3

will this be a historical repaint, or a what if.
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#4

the 'night light' version of the guages will be the tga's with a '....._night' ending eg 2petitsb_night (and 2petitsb_d1_night for the damaged gauge :wink: ) usually these are greyscale and require no alpha channel with colour adjustment done using the relevant .mat file (ie same name as tga) try playing with the numbers in the 'colorscale' line (red, green. blue, transparency)

of course you could do it differently....
just remember to backup regularly and learn from 'mistakes'

good luck and have fun
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#5

[Image: Myscreenshot.jpg]

Edit,

840 mph, just messing with you guys. Just a little gimp.
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#6

-Owl- Wrote:I am repainting the cockpit of the Me-262.

2 things I need to know first.

Should I translate the German words to american? Or should I leave them?


Another thing, were do I file that changes the lights of the guages when I turn on the cockpit lights?

Thanks!
I'l keep you updated!

I am making fancey tan leather interior.

And updating the guages.

S!


Owl

If you want my opinion, you MUST keep the German language for the gauges, English language in a German cockpit is an heresy !!!

Unless you want to represent a captured and reconditionned plane for test fly, but ! you need documentation about that...

The documentation for an original cockpit is already very difficult to find, I do not dare to imagine if it is possible to find this kind of thing...
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#7

That cockpit is not in my taste, but hey, if some othe rperson wants this un-historical me262 cockpit then hey Tongue
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#8

How do I make white light?
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#9

-Owl- Wrote:I am repainting the cockpit of the Me-262.

2 things I need to know first.

Should I translate the German words to american?

Can you translate them to leetspeak instead?
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#10

Good work, -OWL-!
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#11

Did you figure out the cockpit repainting all by yourself?
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#12

it looks like a Volkswagen at night hehehe
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#13

white lights at night- if you used the technique i mentioned above and the... night tga is painted white, then .mat file line should be something like 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.4- ie red green blue all at full. 0.4 is a starting point for transparency( red+green+blue=white if you 'mix' light- remember those 'boring physics lessons' )

while i'm all for historical 'playing around' has it's purpose for learning how the game deals with stuff

http://www.cockpitinstrumente.de/Paneln ... bauten.htm

might be of interest for some pics of 262 panel. look around site- it should be your first point of call if thinking about doing luftwaffe pits
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#14

i have most of my cockpits set with yellowish light ....

[Image: night_light.jpg]

mat settings :

[Layer0]
TextureName Textur1_night.tga
ColorScale 1.0 1.0 0.4 0.3 //0.0 1.0 0.5 0.3
AlphaTestVal 0.1
tfBlend 1
tfTestA 1

hope it helps

Z
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#15

KG64_Cnopicilin Wrote:Did you figure out the cockpit repainting all by yourself?
Yes, cockpit repainting was very easy. But mine didn't look so good for tan in teh aircraft, so I left it.
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