Factory Paint Schemes.
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Factory Paint Schemes.
Hello.
This will be my skin workshop.
I like the various "stock" color designs on trucks, so i'll be basing my skins off of that.
Freightliner FLC skin pack
Suitable for XBS's FLC.
download:
WORKSHOP
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W900 skin pack
Suitable for stock W900, Big Bob's W900, as well as GTM W900B.
download:
WORKSHOP
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Peterbilt 579 skin pack
My least realistic skin pack, since modern trucks almost always come in plain color, and the color schemes are from 80's & 90's kenworth trucks.
download:
WORKSHOP
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Freightliner FLD skin pack
download:
WORKSHOP
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Freightliner FLB skin pack
download:
WORKSHOP
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This will be my skin workshop.
I like the various "stock" color designs on trucks, so i'll be basing my skins off of that.
Freightliner FLC skin pack
Suitable for XBS's FLC.
download:
WORKSHOP
[ external image ]
W900 skin pack
Suitable for stock W900, Big Bob's W900, as well as GTM W900B.
download:
WORKSHOP
[ external image ]
Peterbilt 579 skin pack
My least realistic skin pack, since modern trucks almost always come in plain color, and the color schemes are from 80's & 90's kenworth trucks.
download:
WORKSHOP
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Freightliner FLD skin pack
download:
WORKSHOP
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Freightliner FLB skin pack
download:
WORKSHOP
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Re: Factory Color Schemes for W900
Just installed this myself for my W9, excellent paint jobs.
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Re: Factory Color Schemes for W900
Very cool ! Thanks !
edit : after a quick look through the truck browser, I must say they really look very nice, great job ! They really fit the truck very well ! What references did you use ? Do you have some sort of factory schemes from Kenworth ?
BTW, it's not your fault, but I really wished SCS would provide us with the options of having ingame adjustable metallic colors (the 3 color boxes) AND the 3/4 adjustable design colors ... Kinda sad having to choose between the metallic color and the stripes colors ...
edit : after a quick look through the truck browser, I must say they really look very nice, great job ! They really fit the truck very well ! What references did you use ? Do you have some sort of factory schemes from Kenworth ?
BTW, it's not your fault, but I really wished SCS would provide us with the options of having ingame adjustable metallic colors (the 3 color boxes) AND the 3/4 adjustable design colors ... Kinda sad having to choose between the metallic color and the stripes colors ...
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Re: Factory Color Schemes for W900
hi.
A few examples (not my photos):
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this is in israel. a US truck with a plain color was a rare sight here. Today, a US truck by itself is a rare sight!
i don't know much about these patterns, but the repeating sight of them, exclusively on KW trucks, implies that this is a stock option in a KW owned paintshop.
i believe the paint schemes are common in Mexico as well, while not common in USA itself.
various Kenworth t800 from my country.
A few examples (not my photos):
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this is in israel. a US truck with a plain color was a rare sight here. Today, a US truck by itself is a rare sight!
i don't know much about these patterns, but the repeating sight of them, exclusively on KW trucks, implies that this is a stock option in a KW owned paintshop.
i believe the paint schemes are common in Mexico as well, while not common in USA itself.
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Classic paint job for modern "aero" trucks.
Download: WORKSHOP
i made it for Pete-387 because it would look good on it
then made it for t680, thinking it would have a similar effect. But not much can help that truck.
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Download: WORKSHOP
i made it for Pete-387 because it would look good on it
then made it for t680, thinking it would have a similar effect. But not much can help that truck.
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Re: Factory Color Schemes, and other stuff.
Worked out all the quality issues!
This was really getting under my skin. That annoying gap between colors:
(black lines on white background make it more pronounced)
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i searched for a workaround, but what i found only helped partially.
One of them was using mixed colors (yellow, teal, etc). it reduced the problem, but gaps were still there.
Anyhow... the solution.
the colors R,G,B should not come in contact with each other, only with black.
So instead of doing skins like this:
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...i did THIS:
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No gaps! perfectly clean color.
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This was really getting under my skin. That annoying gap between colors:
(black lines on white background make it more pronounced)
[ external image ]
[ external image ]
i searched for a workaround, but what i found only helped partially.
One of them was using mixed colors (yellow, teal, etc). it reduced the problem, but gaps were still there.
Anyhow... the solution.
the colors R,G,B should not come in contact with each other, only with black.
So instead of doing skins like this:
[ external image ]
...i did THIS:
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No gaps! perfectly clean color.
[ external image ]
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Last edited by overfloater on 23 Apr 2018 21:24, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Factory Color Schemes.
Freightliner skins for FLB. Gonna release after i've made more, and later hopefully make the same ones for FLD &/or Classic.
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i was gonna make a bunch of Kenworth based skins for the FLB, but must gladly cancel that due to a proper K100 upcoming mod
One was already finished a while ago:
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i was gonna make a bunch of Kenworth based skins for the FLB, but must gladly cancel that due to a proper K100 upcoming mod
One was already finished a while ago:
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Re: Factory Color Schemes.
Very nice work as usual Overfloater !
Are you planning some for the Argosy as well ?
Are you planning some for the Argosy as well ?
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