RF G2 Coloring Templates?
01-09-2003 | 02:46 AM
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RF G2 Coloring Templates?
Hi all,
Now that I finally have software that will edit .tga files, I've been playing with it trying to design a color scheme for the GP Ultimate Bipe I'm building. I'm having a little difficulty in some areas figuring out where certain areas on the plane relate to the .tga file. Has anyone ever seen any "template" type .tga files that I could use to start from "scratch"? Something that actually outlines where the various surfaces are?
Does that make sense?
Now that I finally have software that will edit .tga files, I've been playing with it trying to design a color scheme for the GP Ultimate Bipe I'm building. I'm having a little difficulty in some areas figuring out where certain areas on the plane relate to the .tga file. Has anyone ever seen any "template" type .tga files that I could use to start from "scratch"? Something that actually outlines where the various surfaces are?
Does that make sense?
01-09-2003 | 02:56 AM
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RF G2 Coloring Templates?
Mystake6:
Go into the disc directory for RF, you'll see a subdirectory for planes. There's a .tga file for all the schemes, just copy an appropriately shaped one to the name of your new plane, use the tga editor to do whatever to it.
Have fun.
Go from turbine to glider to prop.
. The time it takes? For the hat to drop.
Bill.
Go into the disc directory for RF, you'll see a subdirectory for planes. There's a .tga file for all the schemes, just copy an appropriately shaped one to the name of your new plane, use the tga editor to do whatever to it.
Have fun.
Go from turbine to glider to prop.
. The time it takes? For the hat to drop.
Bill.
