Messing with gauge lighting

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taildraggin68
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Messing with gauge lighting

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Trials with some gauge lighting in the 172....WIP

Stock 172
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Slightly modified
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Comments welcome, more to come 8)

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My comment is; Nice.
I have no idea what you have done and probably would not understand it if I was told.
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I like! Taking the glare off of the glass makes the gauges easier to read. Thumbs Up from me!

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Ah, but I haven't touched the glass on the gauges, just the lighting. Going to mess around with a few other spots to see what I can get out of it, then package up an optional package 8) for those that might want it.

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Very nice. Look forward to the option.

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This is looking good, I'd love to try that mod once it's finished. In fact, panel night lighting is my only real complaint with the 172. Are you planning to tinker with the glareshield lightmap as well?

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I've got one of the glareshield light that looks better with different overlays, but I will see if I can make the stock one look a bit better 8)

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Excellent, thanks :)

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Hello,
How do I know if this light work (not saying it is light weight) has been done?
Is there a site I should check or would a notice appear on this forum?
I have just never worked out what to do before, I have seen all these re-paints etc, but never followed how to install them.
Allan

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aprewett wrote:Hello,
How do I know if this light work (not saying it is light weight) has been done?
Is there a site I should check or would a notice appear on this forum?
I have just never worked out what to do before, I have seen all these re-paints etc, but never followed how to install them.
Allan
It's still in the works....had some RL stuff get in the way of working on these....hopefully all will be sorted soon and can get this and a few other projects out of the shop...will get back on them just as soon as I can :D


edit: with the upcoming update with proposed avionics options, I will wait a bit until the update is released so all new textures for optional avionics are available before wrapping this lighting package up :D

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How is the messing going, sir.
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+1
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Hey guys, sorry for the long delay, got involved with what turned out to be a very ungrateful developer in trying to help a project along (enough said as I don't like to bash devs that are trying) and a small computer melt down, but I will get back on this project and others in short order. I have learned my lesson and will keep my work to A2A products in a community where they are appreciated. Thanks for the patience and I will get these out soon.

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