Hello,
Just want to know if anyone has a model made of a Pheonix scanner for FMS, if you know of one could you please post a link.
Thanks
Phoenix Scanner
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by lego » Fri Jul 18, 2003 9:37 am
Download some new FMS models at: http://www.kdkuehn.de/modellwasserflieg ... luft46.htm
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by lego » Mon Jul 21, 2003 6:52 pm
The Phoenix Scanner is finished! 
Download it from
MileHigh, if you do some adjustments on the .par-file, please sent it then to me, so I can update the ZIP-file.
Download it from
MileHigh, if you do some adjustments on the .par-file, please sent it then to me, so I can update the ZIP-file.
Download some new FMS models at: http://www.kdkuehn.de/modellwasserflieg ... luft46.htm
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by lego » Tue Jul 22, 2003 1:37 pm
Download some new FMS models at: http://www.kdkuehn.de/modellwasserflieg ... luft46.htm
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by MileHigh » Tue Jul 22, 2003 9:46 pm
Cool.
As im new to this i have a question that might sound dumb,
is it possible to have different graffics on the underside of the wing and also is it possible to change the colours in the development environment or can you only use Paint. I ask this because i want to have red and white checkers on the underside and something else on the top side of the wing.
As im new to this i have a question that might sound dumb,
is it possible to have different graffics on the underside of the wing and also is it possible to change the colours in the development environment or can you only use Paint. I ask this because i want to have red and white checkers on the underside and something else on the top side of the wing.
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by lego » Wed Jul 23, 2003 7:33 am
Yes, it is possible.
It all depends on the surface mapping within Metasequoia (the modelling environment). The colors you see on the model are mapped as a texture onto the surfaces. This texture is made out of a BMP-image, which I created in a normal graphics program (e.g. Paint/Photoshop/PaintShopPro, etc.).
At the moment the wings upper and lower side are mapped (that the technical term for applying textures) with the same texture, so they look equally.
If you want to change that you have to do 2 steps:
1. create or modifiy the BMP-file so that it has color schemes for wing top and bottom.
2. in Metasequoia select the polygons of the upper side and use the map function to apply the BMP-file to it and move it until it fits. Do the same with the bottom-polygons of the wing.
Of course - if you get stuck somehow, you can send me some pictures of your real model and I'll create a very special "personal edition" of the Scanner
But maybe you want to try it on your own to get some experiences in Metasequoia.
Would be great if you could send me then the result
Btw.: I sometimes use FMS/Metasequoia to test the color finish of my real models. That works fine and you get a very good impression how your model will look like before you do the finish.
It all depends on the surface mapping within Metasequoia (the modelling environment). The colors you see on the model are mapped as a texture onto the surfaces. This texture is made out of a BMP-image, which I created in a normal graphics program (e.g. Paint/Photoshop/PaintShopPro, etc.).
At the moment the wings upper and lower side are mapped (that the technical term for applying textures) with the same texture, so they look equally.
If you want to change that you have to do 2 steps:
1. create or modifiy the BMP-file so that it has color schemes for wing top and bottom.
2. in Metasequoia select the polygons of the upper side and use the map function to apply the BMP-file to it and move it until it fits. Do the same with the bottom-polygons of the wing.
Of course - if you get stuck somehow, you can send me some pictures of your real model and I'll create a very special "personal edition" of the Scanner
But maybe you want to try it on your own to get some experiences in Metasequoia.
Would be great if you could send me then the result
Btw.: I sometimes use FMS/Metasequoia to test the color finish of my real models. That works fine and you get a very good impression how your model will look like before you do the finish.
Download some new FMS models at: http://www.kdkuehn.de/modellwasserflieg ... luft46.htm
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