JST

Can be done.

Camo pattern:

I like it, well done.

Panel lines, rivets, normal and spec maps are all redone for a more realistic look, but still require tweaking.

One of them is on my list, although it'll be a while before the schedule opens up.

WiP Template is coming along nicely, with numerous fixes to the original texture

I'd also like to extend my thanks to the developers and everyone else involved on this bird, even luthier. And especially thank you for not having those segmented textures.

Thanks. First one was either this or Borchers' bird. I have about 20 skins lined up (for now), so stay tuned.

I don't know, does that allow you to install the Open Beta K-4?

That's cool, didn't know that. But does it give you access to the module manager?

There are, but I have to say I don't recommend it. I actually removed my Steam installation of DCS yesterday and downloaded the standalone client from the website to get access to the Open Beta client and module manager, because the Steam version doesn't have these.

Manually.

Yes it can, just download the module and install into your Steam DCS folder. I did this for the Dora, and it worked perfectly. E: And still works, but it has to be updated manually

You and me both, but there has to be more to the function of the flaps than fully open or fully closed.

Few things I've noticed while flying: - Setting radiators to automatic will fully close them and they'll never open, temps rocket to 130ºC and engine dies - Setting radiators to the Open or bottom position will fully open them, usual temps around 30ºC in flight - Closed, well, closes the radiator, temps rocket and engine dies - Keys for Radiator Open and Closed are reversed in the control options, do the opposite ingame - Radiator switch position on the ground while idle doesn't seem to matter, always fully open Just something to look into.

The yellowish variant of RLM 76, which is also referred to as "RLM 84", designation which apparently never existed.

K-4 "332884" found abandoned, possibly Leck. "Gabi" or "Gerda" written below the canopy. Released! Includes: - Versions with and without swastika - Completely remade normal and specular maps - Remade weathering - Texture files are less compressed and higher quality (Minimal to no effect on performance, though higher filesize in return) Installation: #1 Unzip folder to DCSWorld/Bazar/Liveries/Bf-109K-4 #2 In skin folder, choose .lua file from two sub-folders for swastika or clean and copy file to main folder with other files (Default .lua file is for swastika!) #3 In DCS, select "Payload" tab in Mission Planner and select the skin from the Paint Scheme dropmenu below Download: http://www.mediafire.com/download/l2twtsz6iadlct2/white8.zip http://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/1088828/ Generic version without any personal or unit markings: http://www.mediafire.com/download/u7fabjk1y1ufuyu/jg3.zip

New version adding wheel well information.

Yeah, 190's

You mean 108? They were never used outside experiments on any 109, the K-series had some factory experimental wing gondolas for the 109 as well, but nothing operational.

Don't know about the engine sounds, but the K-4 has glaring errors in textures atleast. Wasn't impressed with the gun sounds of the Dora either, staying hopeful about the K, though.

Of course, but that's a job mostly for the normal and spec maps. The base colour of the texture still has to be very accurate. We can talk about realism when we get some light simulation/ray tracing on your run-of-the-mill game engine.

Just Google imageseach Aluminum and pick from there.

Looks good, although the bare metal should be darker and more blue in shade.

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