Different graphics on airplanes

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> Sorry also have 1 more quick question. Thought I'd ask while I'm at it.
> I've never been able to figure this out. All the airplanes I've seen in
> my life, they always have 1 red and 1 green light on right and the left
> wing respectively. What is the function of these lights?
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> Thanks


The same as red and green port and starboard lights on a ship. They tell
other flyers which way you are heading. This is extremely useful in poor
visibility and at night. The white light is there to indicate that you are
an aircraft!

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Hi,

And you can download these new liveries (and complete new planes) at
www.avsim.com and other places as well.

Hope this helps,

Nkd wrote:
> On Mon, 23 May 2005 09:46:20 -0500, rickysingh wrote:
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>>Hi guys, just a quick question. How can I get different graphics for my
>>airplanes. I've seen people fly airplanes with actual airline logos
>>such as Air Canada, American Airlines, KLM etc. How can I get all those
>>custom logos?
>>
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> By "graphics" you probably mean liveries. You can only use that what is
> offered by the author or third parties, or you can use your own skills to
> paint an aircraft. Most payware planes include some liveries in the
> package, and some also offer a simple tool for adding new ones.


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