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FE2 First Eagles2 1024x768 PhotoShop Menu Templates Version 1

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FE2 First Eagles2 PhotoShop 1024x768 Menu Templates

By Viper

 

A set of "Aces of the Great War" Flight and Menu Templates for First Eagles2.

 

Requirement: Photoshop or other graphics program that can edit Photoshop PSD files.

 

You can created your own FE2 menus. Load the Menu Template you want to customize into Photoshop. Load the picture you want into Photoshop. Copy the picture and place it over the Red Background layer. Merge all layers and save as a jpeg (jpg). Copy the new menu screen to the FE2 Menu folder. Done...

 

Also included: 2 minute Prop plane wave in the Flight Folder. A collection of WWI Pilot photos in the Pilotdata folder.

 

Enjoy!

 

Viper

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Geezer

Thanks!  Your screen templates are an elegant solution to a complex problem.  A couple of modders (myself included) are working on post-WW1 projects for FE/FE2 - Spanish Civil War, 1940 North Africa, etc.  Would you be willing to develop some template variants that have a 1930s flavor?

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Viper63a

Hi Geezer, it would be my pleasure. Did you want the menus themselves or just the templates? 1024x768 or 1920x1080? Same as the ones here with different words? Either way, I would be happy to help!

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Geezer

If you are willing to do the work, what is needed is finished menus in both sizes.  Some of your menus, for example the credits screen, feature an ornate border that is a good stylistic match for the WW1 period.  Could you develop menu variants that have a different stylistic "feel"?  Something that matches the 1930s?  Whether you make a few modifications to your existing menus, or design totally new ones I leave up to you.  Anything would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks!

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