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Anyone know how to have the smoke effect coming off the engines? Or were able to add the effect? Would like to add it but I am not that technical lol.

Also what is his website so I can download the paintkit. I forgot the address.

thanks in advance

Haven't tried the smoke but here is Milton's website

http://www.flightsimonline.com/d18s/

Thanks for the headsup, Pete Mr. Folkers, Thomas & Shupe and Co. certainly made me an offer I can't refuse :-)



Looks like they want everyone to repaint this one!

Bill

Haven't tried the smoke but here is Milton's website

http://www.flightsimonline.com/d18s/

Thanks pete

I couldnt remember where his site was and typing in Milton Shupe brings up pages and pages of sites lol

Heya SaVas,

I use the piston Smoke Effect from the Wings of Power Bombers and Jets CD on all of my piston engine aircraft.

Nevermind I figured it out

AWESOME Thank you Graycat!

Didnt read initially that the various axis changed

I used the smoke effect from the YS-11 as its not too dark and not too light. here is the finished effect:



Thanks for your help everyone and Graycat, that was a perfect tutorial

Very good screen capture there SaVas!  Good job.

After using the Beech D18S autoinstall we have lots of smoke!



This is repainted

Bill
P.S. I think the in-flight smoke is (looks) unrealistic on this model. On other models (where smoke is appropriate), we use Nick's Smoke

Awww, C'mon Bill--lighten up.  I think IMHO that the in-flight smoke SaVas is using looks just fine.  It may have been a while since those P&W Wasp Juniors have had the piston rings replaced.  I think it may be time for a major engine overhaul!

An excellent choice for Nick's Smoke Bill, especially for those strange aircraft (like the Beriev BE-200).  Since the Aircraft.cfg [SMOKESYSTEM] has no real (Z-Axis) coordinate then your engine smoke would be coming out of either side of your fuselage!  With Nick's Smoke you can accurately place the smoke where it needs to be.