Get them here: http://www.fullterrain.com/freeware.htmlThey have been made for FSX....but as we know...anything FSX can do FS9 can do better! :-lolSo resize the textures to 1024x1024 and save them as 32bit. :-kewlhttp://forums.avsim.net/user_files/190297.jpghttp://forums.avsim.net/user_files/190298.jpg

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Bless you, Ed; I'd taken a pass on those as they were advertised as FSX-only. Off to resize!John G.

Anytime John, the main difference is the dirt/stress (even bird poo)on the windscreen which is very nice. But it's all an improvement to what is my favourite GA aircraft. :)The textures must be saved as DXT3 or 32 bit (I recommend 32bit)I used image tool to convert from DXT3 to 32bit then resize to 1024x1024 (I added a touch of sharpen after the resize)The one texture with an alpha is the windscreen so make sure you do not lose the alpha in conversion. (if you use PaintshopPro not Photoshop save as a 32 bit targa first..then resize... then save as 32 bit bmp. :)

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Ed,Beautiful panel layout! Any chance you could share the config? I have all the parts, just don't have your talent. Also, I have figured out how to resize the images but how do you save them as a 32 bit file? Is there a program you recommend for this? Respectfully,Scott Oops someone just beat me to my second question....

Could you possibly give a step by step instructions on how to re size the panel... I am familiar with Adobe Photoshop but have never edited panel folders before.....Much AppreciatedHamish