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- Birthday 04/28/2001
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DCS World 2.9
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Inside wing texture missing when zooming out
Ghostrider 147 replied to Ghostrider 147's topic in Bugs and Problems
I noticed similar issues exist with the engine cowling and the supercharger intakes, when zooming out you can see “through” the aircraft just like here -
Inside wing texture missing when zooming out
Ghostrider 147 replied to Ghostrider 147's topic in Bugs and Problems
Do you mean you have trouble reproducing this bug? Or trouble finding what causes it? -
Same bug as this I think:
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When zooming out the external camera, a part of the inside textures dissappears on the starboard wing, see screenshot. When zooming back in it reappears. Happening now since the last update! Track file included: https://mega.nz/file/zNAXBJqD#_a423Qrdxx16-Nkf9fiMLaNYB5csHqbU_MIlM4-Hb2A Other than that, I love the update, the FM refinements feel great and the new cockpit textures are looking really realistic!
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Many thanks for the advice!
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Been working on a number of VF-17 skins that I'll be releasing soonTM as a skin pack! The Corsair up front is still WIP
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Next skin in the works: Kepford's "White 7", from early in VF-17's first combat tour. He flew this aircraft during the bombing of Rabaul in November 1943, when the squadron successfully operated from both the USS Bunker Hill and the USS Essex to protect the fleet against Japanese attacks. He scored three victories during that battle: three "Val" dive bombers and one "Kate" torpedo bomber. Later in that combat tour, he transitioned to his more well-known "White 29" Corsair.
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Those are some amazing shots!
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Many thanks! I just released it: F4U-1A Corsair (BuNo 17649) White 1 ''Big Hog'' flown by J.T. Blackburn, VF-17, November 1943.
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Some F4U-1's were notorious for leaking fuel and oil from there, it would get all over the pilot's windscreen. They taped over it with bandages and tape every few flights to keep the windscreen clean!