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[jayrc]

this is awesome, just did a test and it works great, thank you

[VO101_Tom]

Hi.
The aircraft skin is scattered in many small parts. I made a panel-finder.jpg, which, if you put in the game, and the program, it is much easier to find them. Like this: Panel finder on the 109

Panel Finder Color
Panel Finder White
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[Shado]

I cant recommend Tom's panel finder high enough, it will make your life much easier, give it try.

[jayrc]

Thanks tom, I'm a little rusty, can't seem to get the panel finder over the aircraft skin, I try color to alpha, rgb, copy visible layer, past as new layer, merge visible layer but all I get left is the panel finder, I'm sure I'm doing it wrong, I found some old vids for using gimp with IL2 1946 but I'm struggling here, wish there was a tutorial in the sticky here, video would be great, any help? I saw some really nice skins on the servers the other night, I want a custom skin too. thanks, Jay

[aelius]

Let me thank you, as well, for the panel overlay.

I had to use a patterned one before, which, as you might suspect, was of limited use.

This should make finding those pesky bits a bit easier.

[VO101_Tom]

Originally Posted by aelius

This should make finding those pesky bits a bit easier.

I'm glad if its useful.

[CWMV]

OK, I'm using GIMP, and am also having trouble using this panel finder.
Any detailed instructions from another GIMP user?
EDIT: And will this actually make the panel lines show up in GIMP? That's what I really need. Otherwise lining up markings is damn near impossible!

[VO101_Tom]

Originally Posted by jayrc

Thanks tom, I'm a little rusty, can't seem to get the panel finder over the aircraft skin, I try color to alpha, rgb, copy visible layer, past as new layer, merge visible layer but all I get left is the panel finder, I'm sure I'm doing it wrong, I found some old vids for using gimp with IL2 1946 but I'm struggling here, wish there was a tutorial in the sticky here, video would be great, any help? I saw some really nice skins on the servers the other night, I want a custom skin too. thanks, Jay

Hi. Use the black and white picture and set the layer properties to multiply (Photoshop). If you are using GIMP, then I think the same type is the "multiplication" layer (using this word in the Hungarian version).