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Help please for a paint

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alexczarn

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OK I've decided to bring out my paint brushes and paint again.

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=7002589 is what I'm working on now.



But i've run into a few problems. This is for the POSKY B767-400. How would I paint the tail, because it is a .bmp, not a .psd Also, what is the new UNITED font?
Thanks for all your help for this and my previous paints.
 
Xpand

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I don't know, I usually use a layer with overlay properties when the file is not in psd format.
 
hairyspin

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Paint the tail and save as a .bmp?? I think Photoshop can do that, but beware the original texture might have an extension .bmp but is in fact a .dds file exported via ImageTool (which doesn't necessarily amend the file extension).

Open the original file with ImageTool and check first what format it's in.
 
n4gix

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More likely it's a DXT3 bitmap format saved from DXTBMP.exe...
 
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