Python paint job at 0%

Ophion

Ophion
I was making a signature graphic for a friend and needed the paint job to be 0% so I did the Hutton run, naturally.

FYI Hutton run will not get your paint job to 0% if you start with 100%. You'll get around 25%, at least in my case. There is not much difference on the paint job until it drops below 30%, then you'll begin to notice the decay much more. Also, I didn't know you can repaint the ship and maintain 0% effect. That's good to know.

Yellow paint is very good for this so I thought I should share the images, the result is a bit different from what I've seen on the forum before. For future reference, this was done in 2.2.02 patch. Anyway, you'll be the judge:

100%:
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0%:
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EUS

EUS
This looks great.
I always wonder, if I "repair all" and "repair hull" which one is repairing paint, because I'd like the paint to remain beaten up.
 

Steve O B Have

Steve O B Have
Holy no antialiasing batman!

Very cool though, it's always been instinctual to just hit repair on everything... does look cool worn like that. I actually think that the paintjob should be indicative of the age of the ship rather than something that deteriorates that quickly. The colour should also wash out IMO
 

W4LD0

W4LD0
I always did like the way worn paint looked vs new.

Steve O B Have said:
I actually think that the paintjob should be indicative of the age of the ship rather than something that deteriorates that quickly.
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If paint jobs were indicative of ship age, all Conda's would look like this. :D

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JetsonRING

JetsonRING
Metallics seem to hold up . . .

So far, the "metallic" skins seem to hold up really well, I can hardly ever see any damage at all in my gold or chrome ships:

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I eagerly await the arrival of the Chromaconda and Chro-vette!
 
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