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Just finished a new 2D panel for the Storch..

B-26 C "Barracuda" profile

Available as usual... comments welcome.
G.


Closer look,
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For Pepe... Thanks

This is what it looks like in the sim. The old texture or the new one I repainted do not show.
They are DDS textures.
Carlos
 

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peperez said:
Try to save them in extended 16 bits 555 or 565 format. Use DXTBMP (https://www.mwgfx.co.uk/programs/dxtbmp.htm), convert textures to normal 24 bits BMP, edit them and save in the 16 bits format.

Cheers

Pepe
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16 bits is apt to look soft and fuzzy on screen. 32-bits is as sharp as the proverbial tack. If one wishes smaller file sizes than 32-bit, as might be better for older confutors or weaker video cards,, one might use DXT3 format, with the caveat that doing any further work on a DXT texture will result in corruption of the image, so don't save in DXT until everything is completely finished.
 
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