[Nuke]

im running the latest firefox and the images disapeared. maybe a clear of the cache would work.

an update:
ive uved the main hull, still gotta uv the wings and the cockpit interior. then i can hit up photoshop. i think im gonna do a 2048^2 texture this time. 4096^2 was a real killer on my system when i textured the ragnarok.

[Black Wolf]

Use anything except a 4-yr-old browser (i.e. IE), and regular images will work properly. lvlshot works in any case.

I don't want to get into a browser debate - I know IE sucks, and I'm just too lazy to bother changing - but it's still the most common browser on the net... surely I.E. not displaying the forum correctly is a problem worth fixing?

EDIT - even if it's just by putting the scrollbars back as a profile option (assuming they aren't already - gotta go check). For the record, can anyone point me to an image which definitely is lvlshotted so I can confirm it works?

[Nuke]

my threads fast become a bug fix testing area of sorts
anyway i finished the uv mapping of the ship, gonna start texturing. sould have some pics in about 3 or 4 days.

[Nuke]

do these lvlshot tags even work?
anyway im close to done, still gotta texture the cockpit interior and im still not happy with the wings.

[Dave2040]

I really love the texture!
Awesome work.

[Black Wolf]

lvlshots work, but I'm still losing he right hand half of the lower image

[Sandwich]

Quit using IE, blast it!

I'll see what I can do.

And BTW:

I don't want to get into a browser debate - I know IE sucks, and I'm just too lazy to bother changing - but it's still the most common browser on the net... surely I.E. not displaying the forum correctly is a problem worth fixing?

Gecko-based browsers account for over 50% of the browsers used while viewing HLP. So, especially when taking into account that 9 out of 10 of the guests we have from the general internet public are using IE (ok, perhaps 8 out of 10; gamers are often computer-saavy), there's a definite majority on HLP towards standards-based browsers. Therefore, if "it" - whatever "it" may be - is a headache to get working in both standards and IE, then the standards-based method gets the nod.