PS E for President!!

that is absolutely NO problem and I often wonder why this isn't being worked over in 3DZ editing. All one needs to do is to take the P????TEX.PCX file, copy the rudder to a free area (if there is some left, should be no problem in the files of the old PAW aircraft conversions - there are heaps of free space as these once were 256x128).

The last step is to move the entire nodes' texture reference coords of the inner rudder elements to that new location (and to repaint the new inner rudder texture in the PCX of course). This can be done comfortably with Alessandro's 3DZ!Studio.

The same procedure can be done to avoid texture sharing -for example- on a biplane's lower wing. The limiting factor is always if there is enough space in the P????TEX.PCX to double an element.

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"When my brother and I built the first man-carrying flying machine we thought that we were introducing into the world an invention which would make future wars practically impossible." - Orville Wright

The difference between the old PAW and the now EAW-standard appearance especially in the B-25 is overwhelming, looks totally different.

Stan