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Posts posted by hobofat
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Greetings,
Just curious if there is a collection (or growing collection) of MU-2 repaints already done--and perhaps what would be the best place to check for items of this type. I see a huge number of interesting liveries at airliners.net, I'm sure I'll be painting a few of them but would like to know what has or hasn't been done yet.
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks for linking to this document. I am completely new to 3d modeling (though I was pretty good in my drafting class in high school a long long time ago), but alas the plane I wish to fly has never been built for X-Plane. It exists in MSFS, but not to my standards. So that means I must learn to make it myself! I've been working through this tutorial and it's extremely good. I don't quite always know what I'm doing, but the instructions are easy enough to follow and I can see the results of the actions I take. Blender is much easier to use than GMAX, and this guide is quite handy for newbies like myself.
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This will be my first payware model for X-Plane when it is released Question: Do you mind personal repaints? I find a lot of X-Plane modelers do not allow repainting of their models for some reason. I just like having my own custom liveries. Looking forward to seeing more and more of your work in the future!
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Wow, I'm really excited that are you doing this plane. My biggest complaint with FSX (I use all flight simulators) is that it does not have a SeaMax...but now XP9 will have an awesome one ;D I will look forward to purchasing this plane when it is complete!
-Jonathan
MU-2 Repaints
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The layered paintkit included with the package allows you to do this. I personally use The Gimp (freeware open-source paint program) for my repainting, as it provides all the functions necessary to work with layered paints.