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One way to get a quicker Panel-Load is to resize the textures - from 4096 to 2048 - you will have to resize the HU16_G1_T.dds and HU16_G1_L.dds .
GreetingsDirk
Bama,
I'm running nearly the same as you: XP Pro and a NVIDIA 6800 (256mb), the CPU is a HP Pavillion 1125c (640 Intel Pentium 4) with 4GB Ram and 226GB harddrive. I have the sliders set for med quality model and I get about a 1 second delay drawing the panel when switching from external to cockpit views. Cycling through the internal positions there is no noticable delay drawing the panel.
Weird,
I also tried resizing the two files, increased speed but the images themselves were so blurry, I couldn't tell what I was looking at...
In which format do you save them ? DTX5.dds without mipmap should help - if you are interested, send me a mail and i send you mine to try out ....
HenryW
Did you ever release the USCG texture you were doing?
VCN-1
Hello Capt_Bama - check your emails![]()
I save them as DXT5-Files- without mipmaps - (box unchecked) in DXTBMP. After that, i use imagetool to convert them to .dds-texture. For me, the "trick" is, to not save them directly from DXTBMP as .dds-file.
GreetingsDirk
If you use Photoshop you can open a psd file with the image tool. Convert it to DXT5 and save as a dds file. Image tool automatically flips the image.
VCN-1
If you use Photoshop you can open a psd file with the image tool. Convert it to DXT5 and save as a dds file. Image tool automatically flips the image.
VCN-1