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[bomberkiller]

Mr. ashehouse for President!!!

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[Mick]

... at least Großadmiral ...! 

[asheshouse]

[Mick]

... just born, not yet her teeth ... 

[asheshouse]

I think I've just about worked out the nuances of converting from War Thunder. Its a little different to WoWS models due to the use of Multi-Subobject materials. Also they include a lot of internal details and divisions which I guess are relevant to the way the damage modelling works, but not required in IL-2. The wires are not modelled as solid so do not remain visible far enough out, so may have to substitute solids?    --- Solved, by adding Layer1 to the mat file so as to drop the Alpha channel at the point where the wires would otherwise disappear.

[asheshouse]

Basic fitting out is complete.

[Mick]

... brilliant, now she's got teeth ...! 

[Piotrek1]

Bravo! nice work, with this amount of details, the model looks amazing .
Best regards,
Piotrek

[stanislao]

   A jewel among jewels!   

[asheshouse]

To enable use of the Object Viewer with new ships extract the two attached files into the i18n folder.

Entries have only been added for Scharnhorst, Prinz Eugen and T-22. If you want to add more entries the required format is similar.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/b7o5jzin1gsomwl/Ship_Object_Viewer_12-06-20.rar/file

[asheshouse]

This is the M Class Escort. Model sourced from War Thunder. With these models it is necessary to rebuild all the wires and railings to make them appear correctly in IL-2.
Import of the model is nearing completion. These ships were widely used in the English Channel for escorting coastal convoys and for mine laying.
In addition to guns they also carried two torpedo tubes midships. These were primarily for defence rather than attack.

[Griffon_301]

wow! another great addition!
IIRC the British dubbed them "Channel Destroyers" because they had at least the fighting power of the usual Destroyers (older WW1 leftovers mostly) that the RN used in the Channel flotillas....