Hi guys. Anyone can help me ? I really need this.Thanks in advance.Eduardo

Carenado are " famous " for not supplying a layered paintkit as such .The " paintkit " is the non-painted texture set as a bmp . you can use us to paint over using < MULTIPLY > for your colours .An alterbative method is to make the paint then place the < Background > layer above your paint and set this layer to Multiply .John

Carenado are " famous " for not supplying a layered paintkit as such .The " paintkit " is the non-painted texture set as a bmp . you can use us to paint over using < MULTIPLY > for your colours .An alterbative method is to make the paint then place the < Background > layer above your paint and set this layer to Multiply .John

Thanks John, you really help meIf not asking too much, you have some tutorial of the method?Thank you very much

In the Painting FAQ's at the top of this thread , there are links to various sites that give tutorials on this subject .http://forum.avsim.n...-painting-faqs/ <------- go to question number 3One site that shows a tutorial on painting Carenado aircraft is The Simmers Paintshop which is given in the answers to question number 3 .To give ypu answers here on the forum would take up a lot of time ( which I don't have ) and space wheras a bit of trial and error would help you more .This is how I started painting Carenado's aircraft and have several here on AVSIM < search for John Glanville > and trying to make a paint is the only way to learn , don't forget , you can't break anything , just make a backup of your aircraft.cfg and textures before you start . Another thing , download other Carenado paints and look at what others have done , this includes the readme file which shows you hoe to alter the .cfg when adding a new paint .John Glanville