Weathering effect

[umm]

Hello,

 

I would like to make some of the skin for the sfp1 game to have some weathering effect, so can someone help me with how to that using paint shop pro or other software. or if there is any videos tutorial that show me how. that will be really appreciated

 

Thanks,

 

Umm

 

 

[xclusiv8]

Hello,

 

I would like to make some of the skin for the sfp1 game to have some weathering effect, so can someone help me with how to that using paint shop pro or other software. or if there is any videos tutorial that show me how. that will be really appreciated

 

Thanks,

 

Umm

 

 

 

Google and youtube are your friends.

[mdatelmi]

Try here...

 

http://www.simmerspaintshop.com/forums/forum39-il-2-fb-pf-tutorials/

 

[umm]

I have tried that first before i posted, but didn't find anything that would helped me. Thank you for your replay.

 

If someone else have any idea or have any links please help me.

 

 

[umm]

Try here...

 

http://www.simmerspa...b-pf-tutorials/

 

 

Thanks a million I will give it a try.

 

 

[mdatelmi]

You are welcome!

[+Flanker562]

http://562.50megs.com/LOMAC/Tutorials/LST.zip

 

Here's a basic tutorial I wrote years ago for Lock On: Modern Air Combat. It's in Adobe PDF format, but should also help as well.

 

Some other advice is to look up aircraft, or the aircraft you're planning on weathering, and download as many photos from as many angles as possible. Use black, browns, rust, etc. You can get colors from any site, but Don Color is good as they have small images for using the eye dropper to get the color you want, or give a base to use the color picker. I got a small gallery myself that I use for custom colors, or whatnot.

Edited April 3, 2010 by EricJ

[umm]

http://562.50megs.co...torials/LST.zip

 

Here's a basic tutorial I wrote years ago for Lock On: Modern Air Combat. It's in Adobe PDF format, but should also help as well.

 

Some other advice is to look up aircraft, or the aircraft you're planning on weathering, and download as many photos from as many angles as possible. Use black, browns, rust, etc. You can get colors from any site, but Don Color is good as they have small images for using the eye dropper to get the color you want, or give a base to use the color picker. I got a small gallery myself that I use for custom colors, or whatnot.

 

 

Thank you for the file and the hints EricJ, this is a grate community.

 

Thank you gentlemen for your help.

 

Take care,

 

Umm