February 12, 20188 yr Default scenery and clouds, love the Xplane11 clouds and landclass.... The last pic is from my freeware program, Spirapaint, found on CNET and other websites (be careful however, I recommend CNET since some hackers have put a "free license code" in the program that isn't needed, it's Malware. Spirapaint can be used to create custom logos for aircraft and images from it can be saved directly to bitmap, I recommend on the tail if you want to create your own livery's logo. It's modeled after the old children's toy, the Spirograph and can create unlimited patterns and can be run in kiosk mode if left unattended while children are around as a screensaver. The documentation must be read to unleash the full features of the program. The program starts from a blank white screen and the right mouse button is used to pull up the program's menu. I have a special feature which is found on no other such program that lets one use as many as 24 wheels simultaneously. The program does require the download of COMDLG32.OCX, which for some reason, along with a couple of other Visual Basic 6 OCX's, is not found on later versions of Windows. The program is compatible with Win95, which I used to code the program, all the way up to Windows 10 with the OCX installed. The OCX needs to be registered with REGSVR32 in Admin mode. The OCX can be found on several websites. I recommend install from a zip file. Depending on the version of Windows, the OCX is installed in different folders. On Windows 10 it is installed in Windows\System. It is registered by launching a cmd prompt in admin mode, then typing REGSVR32 C:\Windows\System\COMDLG32.OCX
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