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RailroadKing
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Jun-20-01, 05:33 AM (EDT)

"Repainting us2chemicar?"

Has anyone attempted to repaint the us2chemicar tanker? The .tga is odd in the way that the colors and textures appear. What I know so far is that the very top of the .tga is the right side of the tanker. Just below this right side strip at the top is another side strip. But this side effects not only the entire left side of the tanker but the top walk station and the ends, also the railings at the bottom and the wheels as well as couplings. Means this left side strip is only a full photo of a side of a tanker, I don't know which part of it will color the walking station at top, the ends and the wheels. I have pasted colored layers down on this skin to get an idea where everything is at. If anyone here knows anything about this please let me know.

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I gave up trying to repaint this one. Even the default car is all wrong (look at it in the sim). There are end textures in the bitmap that never appear on the car, and the side textures get used all sorts of places.

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