Blade

Hi all, I've been trying to find the meshname of the undernose fairing of the F-4G to no avail. So far everything I've found in the lod file doesn't seem to work. So, does anyone know if it is possible to put decals there, and, if so, what the meshname is? Thanks, Bl.

Thank you very much. It seems that space tricked me. I'll try it ASAP. Thanks again, Bl.

Thanks, but I'm through with these. Unfortunately, the F-4G doesn't come with an out file. As the second best option, I browsed the F-4G.lod file back and forth for several times. I've found some promising ones (such as 'AN/APR-38' which seemed to be an obvious solution), but still no joy. Only then I decided to ask the community, especially Wpnssgt and Crab_02, who made/modified the model. So, guys, if you read this, could you help me out?

Iron Eagle I presume...

By "3+3 reversed" you mean three on the left side and the same three on the right side? And which F-4 do you mean? IIRC WoE's F-4F has the intakes as separate meshes, which is a good thing, because you can put more decals on the plane. Anyway, I guess the limit is three decals on a mesh and not four. (Or maybe it is really four, but one is reserved for the damage .tgas?)

Many thanks. Bl.

Hi Fubar, Would you be so kind to share these tweaks with us...? Frame rate issues have always been a general concern. Thanks Bl.

Hi Jumbo, You can find it here: Cat Extractor

OK, here's what should be done. First, you have to locate the HUD's .tga files. In case of HUD-equipped add-on aircraft, usually they can be found in the AircraftName\Cockpit folder. However, in case of stock aircraft, you have to extract them with the help of the cat extractor. (you can find it here: Cat Extractor ) Launch the extractor, go to the Objects folder, then open ObjectData.cat. The avionics.ini (also located in ObjectData.cat) of the aircraft in question might help to find out what files you need to extract. You will find the extracted files in the Objects folder. When you've found the .tga files, you have to repaint them. You need a program that can handle .tga files (such as PhotoShop or PaintShop). Then paint the files to your liking. The repainted files should go into the AircraftName\Cockpit folder. Hope this helps.

Hi, How about repainting the relevant .tga files...?

File Name: USAF TFW Emblem Pack for WoE v1.0 File Submitter: Blade File Submitted: 25 Oct 2006 File Updated: 12 Feb 2007 File Category: Skin Templates / Decal Sets USAF TFW Emblem Pack for WoE v1.0 by Blade ============================== This is my humble contribution to WoE. This little pack adds TFW badges (as well as a few other decals) to WoE's A-10A, F-4D/E and F-15A. The pack contains decals for the following wings: 23rd TFW, 175th TFW, 354th TFW, 355th TFW, 50th TFW, 52nd TFW, 33rd TFW, 36th TFW and 49th TFW. For further info see the included readme file. Have fun. Click here to download this file

Of course I like 'em! The incentive to make this pack was that I found the USAF birds a bit naked without unit patches. Navy and Marines aircraft have all they need (more or less) in this regard, if that's what you mean. If you have any suggestions, feel free to share them.

Yeah, I have the same experience, too. And not only the MiGs disappear, but all friendly air units as well (except for O-1s, but they never fly any missions, at least in 'Rolling Thunder').