Shado's Skins

[Shado]

Hi GRAthos,

Well there is a load of confusion over the Steam/Vac anti-cheat system they have in place, I cant get any clarity from either Steam or 1c so I Err on the side of caution, I dont want anyone getting in trouble be it the end user or myself for anyone banned.

Personally my own feelings are, if it is a generic skin that was allowed to be edited without a need for unlocking the dds files then I can see how it would detect it as a cheat as it would have to do a pixel by pixel comparison, and that would be impossible, the overheads involved in that alone are unimaginable.

It could turn out to be a whole load of b0ll0x, who knows, I just had enough of the nagging from various parties to put disclaimers on my files..

[335th_GRAthos]

A, OK thanks Shado for the explanations, it is a very nice skin, too nice to let it pass...

Thanks!

~S~

[LcSummers]

Hi Shado

hope this will help, if not i have some decals in 1/48. If you need them i can scan them.


Cheers

[Shado]

Well here you are LcSummer and anyone else who wants it for that matter, Illner's 109

No markings needed.

Bf 109E-3, “White 2”, 4./JG51 – Ofw. Hans Illner

This appears to be the be the aircraft Illner used in mid-August, after his third victory. What is most unique about it, is that Illner had a set of bright red lips holding a cigarette painted on the front of the under-cowl after his first victory. According to Vol. Two Section 2 of the Jagdwaffe series, the cigarette should have the date of Illner’s first kill, 5 July 1940, printed on it, rather than the brand name. The Eagle Strike decal does not have this. Also the Jagdwaffe volume reports the smoke from the cigarette as gray and black. The decal is printed as red and white. This could come down to photo interpretation.

As to other markings carried by this aircraft, Illner had the name of his girlfriend, Gretel, painted on the fuselage as well as a pair of dice above the name and a yellow clover below.

The aircraft also carried the weeping bird emblem of II./JG 51. At first look, it appears that the legend under the bird is “Gott strafe Bngland”. But, upon closer examination, England is spelled with an “E” not a “B”.


http://www.mediafire.com/?dm27pakqorvfwrr



Thank you

[No1 Cheese]

Very nice

Cheese

[LcSummers]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!

GREAT AND MASTERPIECE OF WORK


Thanks bud again!!!!! WOUW!!!


LC

[Shado]

LOl, I'm glad you like it mate, it was an interesting skin to do

[mattebubben]

Skins should work in multiplayer without getting u banned as long as u install them correctly and they are of bmp or jpg format.
(into the Paintscheme folder)
The head of All aircraft Simulation got the following answer from a 1C enployee.

From: Nikita Putilin
Date: 4/18/2011 11:20:34 AM
To: John Marco
Subject: RE: Hi John Here About IL-2 Sturmovik Cliffs of Dover



Hi John,

Here is the answer from Ilya “Luthier” Shevchenko:

“Yes, the game is of course designed to use custom skins, and they will integrate with steam seamlessly.

There's absolutely no problem with using custom skins, as long as they go through the stock channel, i.e. are stored in your game's il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover\PaintSchemes\Skins folder and are in one of the standard formats, that is jpg or bmp

If however you are using the sfs crack to mod the plane's .dds files, that might very well get you banned in case you use the locked textures to add visibility to enemy planes, or transparency to your own, or something like that.

In short, just use the stock location for custom paintschemes in il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover\PaintSchemes\Skins

and you should be perfectly fine!”



Cheers,

check here for the link to the Thread
http://allaircraftsimulations.com/fo...31786&start=15

[acred99]

Hi Shado
Would you mind re-uploading your
242 SQD "Willie McKnights" Hurricane ( http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QP87FASG )
Due to the US War on everything the Megaupload site was shutdown. And the Kiwi's are facing charges in the US I hope they can hide with all the sheep until things cool of.
Matthew
www.asisbiz.com