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Question about editing FSX aircraft textures.

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chappy

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sorry if this is the wrong place for this but i couldnt find anywhere else this could be. I want to edit FSX aircraft textures, the default white textures, i have photoshop CS3 but im a noob at it. Is there any tutorials on how to edit default FSX textures?
I can get the textures in Photoshop but i dont know how to sort out the layers or anything, cause in the sample textures in the SDK the layers are already there but in the default textures they arent.


Chappy
 
Hi,

The aircraft textures you'll find in each aircraft \texture folder are not multi-layer graphics files of any kind; they just have one single background layer plus an alpha channel.
 
It depends on the plane in question, and whether or not a "layered" file (also known as a "paint kit") exists for that plane. Some planes have them, some don't.

Hope that helps :)
 
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