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WW2 aircraft glass?

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I'm setting up a WW2 install with Wolf257 and Dev A-Team/Capun's aircraft, and I've noticed that many of them do not seem to have any glass in the windows - yet in other people's screenshots, they do have. Has anyone else had this? I've tried looking through the LOD files with a hex editor to find the bmp and tga files, but they are all there. So...? I'm in SF2 - that may make a difference.

 

Any ideas?

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It does. Just be sure that You have the Glass.tga's in each Skin Folder.

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Got them, as issued.

 

The B-17G, for example, has three: B-17_GLASS.TGA, CanopyGlass.tga, ClearCANOPYGLASS.TGA

 

I have checked with a hex editor to see if any appear to be missing - they don't.

 

And I've even replaced these three with solid red tga files (no alpha) just to see if anything shows up at all - nothing. Odd...

 

 

Here are the B-17G and Bf109F, with the Bf109E for comparison. Note that on the Fort, some glasswork does show up around the lower half of the bomb-aimer's position, but not elsewhere.

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Did you put the tga's in the skin folders?

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Did you put the tga's in the skin folders?

 

No. Normally, they aren't, are they?

 

(Quick check...)

 

No. And no. Good thinking, but that doesn't seem to be the trouble.

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Well so far all the planes I have put into SF2 that were missing the canopies were fixed by putting a copy of the tga file in each skin folder and it worked. If that is not working for capuns planes then you need to take it up with them.

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OK. I misread Killerbee's post higher up... :blush: Off to try.

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Thanks, Killerbee and Dave. It now works perfectly. (And I've learnt two things...)

 

See what I meant about red?!

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