All historical Fw 190 cockpits
#16

{HVY-E}Jinxx Wrote:Would be nice to have the ammo counter for the MG/FF working as well.

Sure but that is another kind of difficulty...

Today I managed to attribute a new texture to an existing msh to separate the Front and Rear breakers panels on the right console, you will have the choice between both logos of well known firms.

Front breaker panel manufactured by Focke Wulf:
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The same manufactured by AGO Flugzeugwerke:
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And the rear breaker panel with it's different stencil:
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Hope you like it Wink

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#17

This is a very detailed work and absolutly amazing.


Looks like the shifted clock is finished and works.

Seems like you could make two textures for the front and rear breaker panel. This was a problem at the beginning because
there was only one texture for both panels and you could not write different stencil on it.

I have reworked the leather texture for the c12 revi some time ago because the surface on the old texture looked more like rough wild leather. Show it as an inspriration to your texture maker.
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The ammo counter still does not work. In my last version I put a little defect shield on it. I still havent found a programmer who his able to write a text for this.
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A good programming base should be the ammo counter of the IL-10.



Second thing I was working on was a glass effect for the instruments. With this methode the instruments are looking very plastical.



Unfortionally I have lost the new panel1 for the early A series because I had a HD crash in the beginning of this year. It was based on a work done by Zorin in 3D max. Perhaps he still has some fragments of this work on his hard disc.

The stencil looks like DIN 1451 from 1936. VPmedias stencil from 1926 might be the first version of this stencil from 1925 / 1926. If you have original fotos of the cockpit you can compare the stencil.

I have several parts in HQ. The template for the reworkes speed indicator for example. The data i gave you is mostly in 512 x 512. I have the templates in 1024 x 1024 or 2048 x 2048. i can uplode them i you wish to work with them.




From what I have seen, this cockpit will be the hell of a thing and create a very realistic atmosphere for every pilot.
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#18

I mentioned this over there, but I think Sani at SAS already has the MG/FF ammo counter working in his version of the A-3.
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#19

do you have a source? Whould be nice if we could get all the stuff together
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#20

I/JG27_Waggel Wrote:do you have a source? Whould be nice if we could get all the stuff together

Yes.

Quote:Another thing I've managed to do is ammo counter for outer cannons.It counts bullets in increments of 5,it's the best I can do for now.

http://www.sas1946.com/main/index.php/topic,1608.0.html
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#21

Thank's Akdavis, after the Fw 190 A4 I'm going to add my new textures into the "Sani's Butcher Bird", with Hight and low resolution option Big Grin

@I/JG27_Waggel, if you can send me your 1024x1024 gauges textures it would be helpfull for me, and when a cockpit will be finished I return you all the files Wink
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#22

rgr ... I will upload them
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#23

IS there any chance to download Your cocpit now? I saw this screens of cocpit and im in shock! Smile
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#24

WOW!!! *BIG APPLAUSE*

Your attention to the little details is amazing! Fantastic art you created!
Congratulations! Big Grin
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#25

TY for the great work, Claymore!

Btw, it would be most great to have the same detailed instruments for Bf-109s fighters as well! :wink:
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#26

Hi all, thanks for your comments Wink

The work is still in progress

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#27

Nice to see it to still be a WIP. Keep it up!
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#28

That is very nice work.

I wonder if such attention could be paid to the 109's.
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#29

Right console is done !

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Left console is the next to be reworked Big Grin
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#30

Nice! It really takes some time but it is worth it!
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