NerfedBurrito

Alright all, the issue has actually been resolved! I took a look at the .dds that were created, and they happened to be in grayscale. I ended up saving the files differently, and that resolved the issue. Specifics: Issue .dds: DXT5_NM XY 8 bpp | using DXT5 Good .dds: DXT5 ARGB 8 bbp | interpolated alpha Admin, we can leave thsi here for other people that might have the issue with Photoshop CC. or we can even delete the thread all together.

Hello, I have a strange issue while attempting to create a custom Livery for the PMDG 777. Currently when I use gray to paint the aircraft, that portion becomes transparent. See the image here: http://prnt.sc/8rgjn1 The issue is also present when using the provided PMDG Paint Kit, the bottom portion of the doors where the 'Door Plates' are visible become transparent in FSX, as you are able to see the aircraft interior. Other places the issue is present are the 'General Weathering' on the bottom of the aircraft, as well as ports and panels on the bottom side of the aircraft. I am using other Aircraft Liveries that have gray as a color, but none of them are transparent. The default files are saved as .dds through a new install of Photoshop CC, using the nVidia plugin. Any information/assistance would be appreciated! Michael duBois

Hello, I am having an issue while I am creating a Livery for an aircraft. While I follow the instructions on how to create the Livery, when I get into FSX, anything that was a shade of Gray is now transparent. This is present with the included files in the Livery Paint kit. I am able to see the interrior of the aircraft through the Door plates, as well as some of the ports on the bottom of the aircraft. http://prnt.sc/8rgjn1 Attached is an image that I took when I attempted to make the botom portion of the aircraft gray. As you can see the bottom portion of the fuselauge is invisible. Any information/assistance would be appreciated! Michael duBois