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  1. sHUUUU
  2. Air show
  3. Dammmmmmmmmmmmn yeah, I'm actually considering them, along with another version of the single-seater model (that big neck one), It just...the one in your second picture seems like a photoshop work, but it is a very convenient solution for modding.
  4. More detail updated
  5. Just for a quick discussion, SF2NA does make air defense systems capable of countering cruise missiles, doesn't it? I didn't notice if a ground SAM system would work though, for a surface fleet SAM it's no problem. If it works, maybe in this case, we can change the nature of some rockets to "cruise missiles",might be able to see some crazy interception footage.
  6. Some small progress
  8. More appearance detail upgrade , no problem today. I think basically only the cockpit needs to be improved, it can take off in CA
  9. Great, we will have more modern warfare stuff!
  10. I once discussed this with EricJ, I think this validates my guess, if we need a "night vision compatible" cockpit, then we first consider lowering the light sources in the cockpit during the modeling stage, so that in the renderer, they will become visible, without “Blooming”. But if the map and ADI with a bright background perform such an operation, I think it should not be suitable for daytime combat...
  11. Control the night
  12. [Edited] We need to add a "self-illumination" texture to the Material interface, successfully
  13. Thanks, I still have a lot of details to learn
  14. Err yeah they are separated models, I created them in 3dsmax, that's why I don't very sure how "Brightness can be controlled by settings in max." I miss this step ,thank you your the hint!
  15. But I'm having issues building the slimer lights, they don't actually glow in the game as I expect (Or just not bright enough? I don't know, because it's not as bright as other mods in nighttime environment, it looks like it doesn't glow at all,from the pictures below it can be seen that the slimer on the vertical tail does not shine at all) About my settings [RightVertailSlimer1] SystemType=LIGHT LightNodeName=Slimer_RVT1_On CanFlash=FALSE Brightness=0.04 ←← LightSrcRange=0.002 ←← I tried to add this, but it didn't work too (Of course, I refer to the data of other mods, they haven't added it, I just tried it) And I think it's probably for the same reason: MFD images seem to get very dark in shadows, but RWR and radar images can stay bright regardless of lighting, I guess this may be related to the setting of the layer channel, but I don't know where to start Can someone give me some hints? ========================================================================================================================================================================
  16. Some external parts updated, Rebuilt an EOTS with translucent windows and highly reflective specular textures.
  18. Some more pics Basically, it is still in the design of interactive logic and screens. After the basic interface is designed, it needs to be polished to ensure that it appears in front of everyone's eyes with the highest possible quality.
  19. Glad to hear that. And maybe it's true that if it's not DCS lish cockpit so won't be big problem. BTW some of these system is reference F-35's, it may helpful for that project
  20. Some more WIP thing I want to ask everyone's opinion, J-20 is a Chinese bird, so I incorporated a lot of Chinese pictographs into the cockpit design, which is obviously not the English that everyone is familiar with, is it okay for everyone?
  22. About outside
  23. With the help of logan4 the main body of this cockpit may not have a big problem. I will keep his suggestions for future reference. Now I will start to completely design the MFD graphics in the cockpit
  24. Nooooooooooooo! Don't do that!!!!!!!!!!
  25. Max and case references have been sent
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