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Repainting Aircraft

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Hi fellow SimmersI am trying to make my own aircraft textures. Could someone please suggest an easy to follow good tutorial for a hard to understand limited brain not very much puter minded. Ok, so maybe I am lazy a bit also....In the mean time, could someone tell me where I could find and install the color palette in PSP.Thanks guysLeon Louis Flatspin_Fumble

HiThere is no simple lazy way to repaint aircraft. They take hours of careful detailed work.You need to really get to know the PSP program otherwise you will have nothing but frustration.However if you really want to paint aircraft I can only encourage you to try, but prepared for a steep learning curve.Over at ProjectAI the following was posted from Garry Smith. I used it and can recommend it to you, provided you consider what I have already said above:--------------GJSmith.com Artworks is proud to announce the availability of a FREE Graphics Tutorial for FS2002With the consent of Computer Pilot Magazine I have now been able to put my entire Graphic's Tutorial on "How to Paint FS2002 Textures" ONLINE for your use. This tutorial was originally published in the May 2002 issue of Computer Pilot Volume 6 Issue 4NOTE - This is a FREE service to the Simming Community - Computer Pilot has graciously consented to this release on my web site as an example of the commitment that they also have to the Simming World and I appreciate their giving me the opportunity to make this tutorial available to all simmers for FREE.The Tutorial contains all 11 pages of the article including the important steps (in detail) required to create Reflective Effects - see Part 6.This tutorial is intended for the novice and professional painter of textures as I have included many of the methods and processes that I use to paint the liveries that I release. It consists of Over 6000 words and more than 40 images to assist you in creating your liveries.I have reproduced this tutorial in HTML format and have broken it into 8 web pages so that you can deal with it in acceptable chunks.I hope that this tutorial is of benefit to those budding and creative artists out there and that it helps the simming community to get more and more liveries released for us all to enjoy.The Tutorial is available on my "How To" Pages but to make life a little easier here is a direct link to it:http://www.gjsmith.com/Tutorial/Tutorial.htmPLEASE Bear in mind - you all know that I do graphically intense web pages so I apologise in advance for the content volume but I have seriously tried to make it convenient for us all to effectively use.And of course for those that are not inclined to do texture painting there is now well over 300 FREE textures available for your flying pleasure on my site:http://www.gjsmith.com/Textures/enter_fs2002.htm - just go to the "By-Type" page for the menu of aircraft liveries available.Happy SimmingGarry J. Smith at http://www.gjsmith.comAircraft Texture Tinkerer---------------Good luck.CheersMike

Thanks a lot Mike and GaryThis is great, it is just what I needed.I am not unfamiliar with PSP. I do get around it some. Please look at the picts of the SeaBee I made.It is not perfect, but it is a good start I think.Leon Louis Flatspin_Fumble

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