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Postby Tchkinjiu » Mon Feb 14, 2005 5:29 pm

Ugh, I just made that more confusing than it needed to be if someone read my previous post  :P

Real BASIC, I want to add wing views that move to moach's plane, is that possible if the v.c doesn't have wings?

And if not, can someone recommend where I can get some good looking wings?  ;D
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Re: Wing Views

Postby MattNW » Mon Feb 14, 2005 8:34 pm

To see the airplane's actual wings is something that I believe has to be built into the VC if the airplane has a VC.

Without a VC then you have to have a 2D cockpit which involves getting photos from inside the real airplane and editing them into the panel .cfg file.
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Re: Wing Views

Postby Saratoga » Mon Feb 14, 2005 8:51 pm

What plane are we talkin' about here. I can probably find some decent wing views. ;)
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Re: Wing Views

Postby Tchkinjiu » Mon Feb 14, 2005 11:26 pm

ha, I'm talking about Moach's 737. I found a wing view, did the black, but having difficulty integrating it into the panel.cfg. I tried to make it REAR_RIGHT, but when I go and do it, it still just goes the the V.C's rear right. maybe i just suck...  :'( ;)
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