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Js3 liverie
Hi, can anyone Who has Talent for this can make me a liverie for the js3? I mean the liverie from this vid: https://youtu.be/rkjaOSBkGsg?si=7wRK8AOX0XQxPP4p
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Re: Js3 liverie
Nice skin ...
That shouldn't be too difficult. You need a graphic program that works with layers (I take paint.net because it's easy to use, prof. designers use other tools
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Download the template -> https://www.condorsoaring.com/wp-conten ... emplate.7z and extract it
Open that template in the graphic program
Open then an existing skin, f.x. Condor2\Planes\JS3-18\skins\Orange.dds as layer above the template
Reduce opacity of the top layer (the new one), so you can see both the template and the skin
Modify the skin (try only something to see that it works)
Set opacity back, so that you don't see the template
Save the file as MyName.dds in the skins folder, where you opened Orange.dds
Now you can use that skin in Condor.
It will take a little bit of training to get a good result, but you will enjoy the result, because you made it yourself.
Try it, it's worth it (I remember you wrote one day that you don't believe you can do it, I'm sure, you can
). And if you have questions how to do, you will find an answer here in the forum.
If I would do it I think it will take round about 15-30 minutes, depends on the pickiness, but I don't have that plane, so I only can see the result in the preview in hangar, and that is too small. And it would prevent you from learning that stuff
That shouldn't be too difficult. You need a graphic program that works with layers (I take paint.net because it's easy to use, prof. designers use other tools

Download the template -> https://www.condorsoaring.com/wp-conten ... emplate.7z and extract it
Open that template in the graphic program
Open then an existing skin, f.x. Condor2\Planes\JS3-18\skins\Orange.dds as layer above the template
Reduce opacity of the top layer (the new one), so you can see both the template and the skin
Modify the skin (try only something to see that it works)
Set opacity back, so that you don't see the template
Save the file as MyName.dds in the skins folder, where you opened Orange.dds
Now you can use that skin in Condor.
It will take a little bit of training to get a good result, but you will enjoy the result, because you made it yourself.
Try it, it's worth it (I remember you wrote one day that you don't believe you can do it, I'm sure, you can

If I would do it I think it will take round about 15-30 minutes, depends on the pickiness, but I don't have that plane, so I only can see the result in the preview in hangar, and that is too small. And it would prevent you from learning that stuff

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Re: Js3 liverie
Okay thanks for the tips
i use gimp and this is a very difficult program for beginners but my father have only this i cant draw a line 


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Re: Js3 liverie
I started now to create a liverie but i dont know how the new c3 js3 liverie template works. How can i do a new Tail number and the one of program dont show up.
Help please
Help please
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Re: Js3 liverie
If I remember right, name your file MySkin-CN.dds (important is -CN)
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READ THE ******* MANUAL !!GW_moin4640 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2024 7:41 amI started now to create a liverie but i dont know how the new c3 js3 liverie template works. How can i do a new Tail number and the one of program dont show up.
Help please
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Das verd***te Handbuch ist auch auf Deutsch verfügbar

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Re: Js3 liverie
Im so sorryOXO wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2024 8:11 amREAD THE ******* MANUAL !!GW_moin4640 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2024 7:41 amI started now to create a liverie but i dont know how the new c3 js3 liverie template works. How can i do a new Tail number and the one of program dont show up.
Help please



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Re: Js3 liverie
Hi,
I have a question about the livery: How do I get the painting on the muzzle to meet exactly on both sides?
Here is a picture to explain in more detail what I mean:
I have a question about the livery: How do I get the painting on the muzzle to meet exactly on both sides?
Here is a picture to explain in more detail what I mean:
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Re: Js3 liverie
Because nobody answered until now, I will say, how I would do it. But I'm far away from a skilled graphic designer.
I would save the file as another one that way, that you see both template and your painting. Mirror that picture and copy the mirrored nose in a new layer in your first picture. Move it to the correct place. Use a tool to select the nose painting, go to the layer with your painting and fill in the color. Finally delete the temporary added layer.
I'm not sure if this is the best way, but it may work. After that is done I check the plane in the sim and fine correct the position if necessary.
Good luck. Maybe a real skilled person will correct may way, I'm always open to learn doing it better
I would save the file as another one that way, that you see both template and your painting. Mirror that picture and copy the mirrored nose in a new layer in your first picture. Move it to the correct place. Use a tool to select the nose painting, go to the layer with your painting and fill in the color. Finally delete the temporary added layer.
I'm not sure if this is the best way, but it may work. After that is done I check the plane in the sim and fine correct the position if necessary.
Good luck. Maybe a real skilled person will correct may way, I'm always open to learn doing it better

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Re: Js3 liverie
Im not skilled too, thats because im asking in the forum
But thanks i will give it a try

But thanks i will give it a try
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Re: Js3 liverie
Never tried this either, but I would do something very similar to what 6266 said; copy one side (with the template), mirror it then align it using the template grid. BTW, did martini sponsor that design ? 

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