warm heath
Like the ruler that tells you how far to move your tail to align it correctly, a ruler that tells you the distance between the 2 halves of the UV would be really nice to be able to quickly invert a livery and ensure it has the correct alignment.
Im using a detail kit, so the numbers are a bit fudged to the real UV but the principle is the same.
Add rulers for the distance between the mirrors on Gen 2 UVs.
Im too fuckin tired
warm heath
Use markers
I mean yes but bs like this makes it difficult.
warm heath
Or this.
You can see where the marker starts
warm heath
Paint.net?
Yep.
warm heath
Yeah well I didn't make this detail kit and its an issue on the regular UV kits as well
nimble coyote
Huh
crude oxide
i think you'd have to do it yourself
or the detail kit guys
idk how you'd have it ingame or whatever
queen patio
skill issue smh
ive never used the ruler
kind bay
just eyeball it
hard spade
pro tip: when you create a selection with rectangle it tells you the size of the box
its a scuffed rule
warm heath
pro tip: when you create a selection with rectangle it tells you the size of the...
Yeah that what I normally use and then I thought "wouldn't it be way easier if this was standardized"
crude oxide
Issue is that each part of the UV kit is a different scale and the UV kit is stretched/distorted for ease of use
warm heath
my question is why are you mirroring the tail the same way
Faster and easier.
If you know that your reflection of the fuselage is correct, and that your position of the tail is correct, you can simply mirror the tail and be safe in teh assumption that it will line up with the given side
Faster than moving the entire thing and aligning the tails one at at time
1 horizontal move and a reflection vs A reflection, 2 horizontal moves, and 1 vertical move.
lilac echo
Yeah well I didn't make this detail kit and its an issue on the regular UV kits ...
are you talking about how the uv is really blurry in detail kits
that's because detail kit creators upsize the scale of the image which makes it blurrier
there's a neat photoshop setting that lets you double the size of the canvas and i'm pretty sure you can tell it to preserve details which keeps the pixels from getting blurry, but not all of them use photoshop and/or know about that setting
i wish the detail kit creators would stop upsizing the images anyway because that would fix a whole lot of issues to begin with
whole sigil
you say that
as if half of yall aren't guilty of upsizing the kits if they came in the default sizes
lilac echo
well i don’t