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  13.4k Grob0s0VBRa

  @Mrgoofy Oh.
  Not sure that i may have any free time in the next week.
  But okay, tag me on it.
  Just can't promise to make it sooner.

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  1,556 Mrgoofy

  Only Drivers sight 1and 2

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  1,556 Mrgoofy

  Can you fix another sight for me

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  1,556 Mrgoofy

  Hey it's me again

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  1,556 Mrgoofy

  @Grob0s0VBRa Man you are so smart

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  13.4k Grob0s0VBRa

  @Mrgoofy Gunner 2 camera connected to the fuselage piece between the cannon and machine gun.
  Just select the piece, open the attachment editor and you'll find the camera part connected to it.

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  1,556 Mrgoofy

  Sorry to bother but where did you put rh gunner 2 camera, I'm fixing the sights

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  13.4k Grob0s0VBRa

  I used labels and variable outputs of the cameras.
  
  Cameras have an Is Active line in their variable output (the button with x on it, the one hidden in rotate menu on the right), you can type a name there and use it in codes.
  
  For example, when you switch view to the camera it will output 1, which is used in the label part.
  
  The label part, in turn has some lines which create these black walls, there are symbols and properties like size, voffset, rotate, etc.
  The most important for the trick is the color property as it allows us to colorize texts, logos, stuff AND change the transparency.
  
  For that i used this little code:
  {(Cam_Name=1)?#010101FF:#F0000000}
  first eight numbers are the desired color of the walls.
  The second eight make them (walls) transparent, when the camera is off.
  
  Oh and you can read about labels stuff
  Here

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  1,556 Mrgoofy

  How did you do it?, I must learn

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