Joined: May 2012 Posts: 4,879RAF_Louvert
BOC President; Pilot Extraordinaire; Humble Man
RAF_Louvert
BOC President; Pilot Extraordinaire; Humble Man
Senior Member
Joined: May 2012
Posts: 4,879
L'Etoile du Nord
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Yes it is lecrop. They need to be the same size and DXT1 format as the sim uses, must be named in the same fashion, and placed in the "skins" folder inside the "campaign" folder. You should then see them in the drop down list of available skins when you are in the campaign.
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Former Cold War Warrior, USAF Security Service 1974-1978, E-4, Morse Systems Intercept, England, Europe, and points above. "pippy-pahpah-pippy pah-pip-pah"
To select your personalised skin, you need to click in the campaign manager on the black panel "Loadout and fuel" in the bottom right corner, lecrop. Then opens a frame for selecting the fuel amounts for all flyers in the flight, and a frame for selecting a skin. Good luck!
Vice-President of the BOC (Barmy OFFers Club) Member of the 'Albatros Aviators Club' - "We know how to die with Style!"
Welcome to the wonderful world of skinning in WOFF, lecrop. Here is the full path for the location where you need to place your finished skins: campaigns\CampaignData\skins. Like Lou stated they need to be saved with a DDS extension using the DTX1 format. They also need to be saved as 24 bit images. Rick is the resident skinning pro and he has created a wonderful skinning tutorial that you should read, it will help a lot.
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Until May 8 I can't fly, because it is assumed that my pilot has been captured by the enemy, and will not run away until tomorrow, and something I have to do to entertain myself