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Jun 29
th
, 2005 at 11:49pm
Sir Crashalot
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Hi guys,
I downloaded some textures (Bush Flying Unlimited) for the Maule M7-260. I installed them the way they should be and everything is ok so far. Yet when I fly this plane the textures are blurred. The original textures are fine, nothing wrong with that. It's just like somebody dropped a huge can of Vaseline on the BFU textures, you can see the colours but can't read the markings. Is there a solution to this?
Thanks in advance,
Crash
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Jun 30
th
, 2005 at 10:17am
wji
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I'm not familiar with this particular repaint
but BFU usually has high-quality repaints (Heather Sherman?)
Perhaps the author
inadvertently sent the non-DXT3 files' version. Try saving them as extended in DXTbmp and then take another look.
PhotoShop 7 user
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Jun 30
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, 2005 at 11:05am
igorski
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only sollutions are to remove mips - possible with imagetool or dxtbmp (this dosnt always help, I never use mips on my own repaints, but i still get blurring), and to do the 'zoom in to max, then back out to normal' trick, which should sort out the problem, but not permanantly (theres no permanant fix that I know of).
hope this is of some help
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Jun 30
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, 2005 at 1:44pm
Sir Crashalot
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The zoom in/zoom out trick works very well. I tried to safe the BMP files as extended files using DXTBmp but it didn't work. I keep trying to find a solution for this, all other planes with BFU repaint are excellent.
Crash
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Jun 30
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, 2005 at 1:51pm
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Its a kind of random effect, I dont know the cause, and I've seen a few dogey explanations, and posible cures before. In case you didnt know, the backspace key brings you out (ort takes you in) to a reasonable level of zoom.
As far as textures go, mine are all stored as 32bit bitmaps, no compression, no mips, and I get the problem. It seems worse when I have the highest levels of detail for scenery and weather, so perhaps its related to the systems ability (of lack of ability) to diplay all the detail.
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