jg3_dragon

I have it installed and love it. All went well for my install, and it looks fantastic. Thanks eSim Team. Dragon

Hey, no problem, no hard feelings. I am all new to skin creation for this sim. Comments are a welcomed thing, negative or positive. I just have been doing some things wrong in posting the download, and giving credit to your work, and feel bad about it. I guess hammered is the wrong word for the replies I had about posting this skin. I hope to get better at textures for SB. I am trying to get into this community more than I have. I have been a member since 2006. I visit here allot, but have not posted much. This site has helped me with SB Pro, and I enjoy the Sim very much. Thanks for your reply, I will be better at this. 214th_Dragon

I use JSGME. It works very well. You have to start by making sure that the folder association is the same as where the files are to by added by the mod. I will explain. JSGME.exe uses a folder in the main install location named "MODS" http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v316/Nogard/step1.jpg In this folder is where you want to place your mods. Each mod folder has to be named. Such as: "Tank Skin_M1A1_Daskals Desert- V3" http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v316/Nogard/step2.jpg You have to place the texture files in the correct folder order to have them install correctly. I am using the same example: I have daskals Desert version 3 textures. It is a Desert skin, so we need to make sure it goes into the desert texture folder for us to use it in the sim. The folder order should be set up like such: Tank Skin_M1A1_Daskals Desert- V3\textures\desert http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v316/Nogard/Set4.jpg You can see by the images, the file set up. After you have created and made up all the type's of skin textures, terrain mod textures properly and placed them in the "mods" folder. Your JSGME should look like this when started. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v316/Nogard/ModImage.jpg You have to be sure and deactivate the same type and setting skin before activating another. Example: If you have a DESERT-M1A1 skin applied. You decide you would like to use another. Deactivate the applied DESERT skin, then apply the other DESERT-M1A1 skin you would like to use. If there are any MODS you try to apply with the same location and textures, you will get a warning and a list of what mods conflict. No conflicts, the mods activate with no warning. This is a good tool to test textures and mods without hosing your install of SB Pro Beta. After all mods have been applied, close JSGME and play the Sim. Hope this helps, 214thDragon

Hello, I have to say I am sorry for not being up to speed with posting stuff on this site. I did a skin of the M1A1 that I wanted to share and see that it has made some people upset. I did not want anyone upset. I am sorry daskal for not including any info on using your very nice skin template. I will be sure not to do this again without including what I used and such. I thought it would be fun, but all I got was hammered all around. I guess that is what I get trying to enjoy this sim and community without knowing wrong from right. Again, sorry if I upset anyone in this group. Not intended. Regards, 214th_Dragon

I just wanted to thank all the people involved with this Tank Simulation, for such a great Sim and work well done. This is the best tank simulation I own at this time. Your support and dedication is very well appreciated by myself and others in the 214th. Sabot up!!! Dragon

Thanks for the update, worked just fine. This is an outstanding software company. Keep up the support. Dragon