


dds format while you are working on the skin, the image degrades each time you save it until it looks horrible.īe careful not to re-load your project from the Skins folder in. If you continuously save out in Condor's. Condor2 appears to be able to render multiple image formats including.
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bmp format, but other high quality formats are fine.Ĭondor2 only reads skin files from the Skins folder.

bmp format and save my original artwork in. dds images at 2048 x 2048 pixel resolution. Hue/Saturation, brightness/contrastĬrt-Z Undo (back a step in history), Crtl-Y Redo (forward a step in history)Ĭondor2's default glider skin format is. Hardness (Very important! I use the minimum possible most times, but that varies with what you are doing) Text tool (It's nice to leave info notes on your skins, for various reasons) There is some prep work to do before you begin.īecome proficient in the basics of. is easy to use once you get the hang of it.īeware bogus download sites for. If the pasted selection does not snap to the correct position on your skin, zoom out to full view and retry it. Accurate placement is important to line up features on your skin artwork, otherwise things don't look right. One good feature of it is that when you copy and paste selections from another skin, or a backup of the same skin, it places the copied selection in precisely the same position onto the new skin you are working on. However, I am completely self taught and no expert on the subject (my disclaimer) so I invite comment I just had a PM in Condor Club asking about glider skin repainting, I wrote the following to him.
