Cockpit retexture, for the Viper.

[mkel2010]

5 minutes ago, Rob Mason said:

If you put the new textures in Core this is the correct file structure, works fine for me.

Thanks. I realized I was putting everything into the wrong folder. Once I figured that out and created a folder for Open Mod Manager, everything works.

[Archangel44]

Wonderful,

I have it onboard and it looks exactly how I would have done it, but since I don't know how to configure these files, You've done it.

Thank you very much!.

[mkel2010]

@Xtorris Once I got it working, the mod is fantastic. The switch labeling is much easier to read in VR. My only suggestion would be to configure the files in the download to be placed in the main DCS folder instead of saved games. After more than 5 years of people complaining about the custom cockpit BUG for the F-16 and ED hasn't fixed it, it's very likely they never will. With an Open Mod Manager folder set up, it makes it very easy to activate/deactivate as necessary. 

[fagulha]

16 hours ago, mkel2010 said:

I tried expanding the core zip textures file and copying in the files from the mod, then re-zipped the file and replaced it in the core files texture folder. When I entered the F-16 cockpit it was all green squares so clearly something is missing or I did something wrong. @fagulha Any suggestions or pointers on how to do this?

I´m sorry for the late reply,

look at the path of my Ovgme cockpit mod installation (you need to create those folders and then place it in your Ovgme Mods folder).

 

Edited yesterday at 01:57 PM by fagulha

[TheBiggerBass]

vor 2 Stunden schrieb fagulha:

I´m sorry for the late reply,

look at the path of my Ovgme cockpit mod installation (you need to create those folders and then place it in your Ovgme Mods folder).

 

Which graphics file viewer are you using for .dds in Windows?

[mkel2010]

2 hours ago, fagulha said:

I´m sorry for the late reply,

look at the path of my Ovgme cockpit mod installation (you need to create those folders and then place it in your Ovgme Mods folder).

 

Thanks. I figured out that I was looking at the wrong folder. Once I figured that out, it was a simple matter to recreate the folder structure to add the mod to Open Mod Manager. Works great now.

[fagulha]

3 hours ago, TheBiggerBass said:

Which graphics file viewer are you using for .dds in Windows?

I use mainly PaintNet  and sometimes GIMP.