Originally Posted by Jaws2002 (Post 376416)

WoW. Thats such a new technology....;-) :mrgreen:


I was experimenting with this skin in Targetware six seven years ago. :mrgreen:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2HND...iVd9Ey3l0ZdtVQ


Actually they are doing it wrong. you have to put that layer under the paint, like it was in Targetware. You then do some chips in the skin and the shiny metal becomes visible. You don't put shiny metal effect on top of the paint. The game i think has this effect done, but since the last patch all the lighting was messed up and the metal reflections are pretty much gone.

Originally Posted by ElAurens (Post 376496)

WW2 military aircraft that were cammo painted were not glossy.

Defeats the whole purpose.

Please, let us not go down the road of the cinematic (and totally wrong) propller blade effects, but this time with modern air show paint jobs.

Originally Posted by ElAurens (Post 376496)

WW2 military aircraft that were cammo painted were not glossy.

Defeats the whole purpose.

Please, let us not go down the road of the cinematic (and totally wrong) propller blade effects, but this time with modern air show paint jobs.

Originally Posted by ElAurens (Post 376496)

WW2 military aircraft that were cammo painted were not glossy.

Defeats the whole purpose.

Please, let us not go down the road of the cinematic (and totally wrong) propller blade effects, but this time with modern air show paint jobs.

Originally Posted by addman (Post 376500)

How about "cork-screw" tracers then. ;)

Originally Posted by Buchon (Post 376528)

They are hacking a engine feature but using it in a wrong way, I´ll give you a hint of how this effect become usable in CoD :

That aircraft's looks wet ;)