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  1. Nobody has modified the code to support multiplayer and I don't think anybody has tried. With WoX (SF1) you could use Hamachi to have multiplayer, but it doesn't work with SF2.
  2. My install files wouldn't work either (sucks when you pay 700 bucks and it refuses to work) so I bought it for a year (cheaper compared to 700 of course) or it's 10 a month, which isn't too shabby. I just wish that it was a one pay deal, where I pay for the exe and install it rather than the current setup, but whatever works.

  3. Super Sunday

    EricJ replied to daddyairplanes's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - Screen Shots

  4. That sucks, looking forward to this
  6. They worked fine for me (using Chrome) Nice work so far!
  7. What? I never heard of this, usually you should get the game from http://www.thirdwire.com but right now it's preorder. I don't have your game so you're going to have to figure it out on your own as I play SF2 Complete edition
  8. Best I can say with limited information.
  9. On the main screen go to Single Mission, and then click on Player Aircraft Type to select your aircraft. From there you can specify (just click on the dropdown menus) other things like what type of mission you can fly with that aircraft.

  10. Super Sunday

    EricJ replied to daddyairplanes's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - Screen Shots

  11. Yeah, the cockpit is one large 3D model, so somebody would have to have the original max file, and then add the scope, not like MSFS
  12. You would need the original 3D model of the cockpit in order to put a radar scope on it.

  16. Super Sunday

    EricJ replied to daddyairplanes's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - Screen Shots

  18. Looking good!
  19. You'd have to ask JSF_Aggie on that as he did the skins for the F-4J and it's a stock bird.
  20. TK intentionally locked the LODs due to piracy issues and the like from what I remember.
  21. Lol I guess you gotta make FREE that noticeable
  22. I went ahead and quoted as that's the highest you can pay. I know renting it is cheap but I went with the yearly option since I use it so much.
  23. I'm not experienced with GIMP so I'm assuming it is just as powerful as a tool (and popular despite the fact that it's free) as Photoshop. Oh I understand. I still do skins (havent't done any recently due to lack of motivation and other things going on) here and there but I can understand where you're coming from. I don't mind paying the $240 because it's worth it for me. But I'd suggest you start with GIMP and go from there.
  24. Don't forget that it's $239.88 USD for a year on Photoshop (it can be paid monthly). I once had the exe for earlier versions of Photoshop but they don't work anymore (sucks because I paid the full 700 for it), but GIMP is at least FREE. There are other programs but I stick with Photoshop due to familiarity and it's a good program, and cheaper for the yearly plan than buying the program outright (which I would do again if the option was there) as they used to do. Anyways I'm rambling and skinning isn't hard, you just have to find out how things work and you'll figure it out. I'd first look in the Downloads section for a template which you can use (or if somebody has one if you ask) to start your project. If not you may have to make your own if one doesn't exist, which is a project on its own. There are plenty of tutorials online in how to use the programs that you may pick. Note there are other programs, which may be around as well, as well as picking our brains of those who do skinning on this site.
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