My favorite wallpapers for MoBo
 

I want to share with you, my favorite wallpapers for work in MoBo. I take a 5090 image file, and I add some cool colours and shadows.

Look this example:

http://img238.imageshack.us/img238/7...odemud9jh3.jpg


RIG FOR RED: http://img238.imageshack.us/img238/2...mud8xn3.th.jpg

SEPIA: http://img86.imageshack.us/img86/304...mud4uy1.th.jpg

LIGHT BLUE: http://img160.imageshack.us/img160/4...mud5iy2.th.jpg

BLUE & GREEN: http://img160.imageshack.us/img160/4...mud7id7.th.jpg

Greetings!!!

Muchas gracias :up:

Thanks! ...they kinda have a glowy look to em.

Hey do you have a straight white version? ...without the shading.

I wonder, does anyone know if the 5090 is is a copyrighted image?

Yes... http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/6...mud2mv9.th.jpg

If anyone know about 5090 is a copyrighted image, please say it.

:up:

Thanks... I think it's safe to assume it's public domain. Defense mapping agency first ed 1920. 6th ed was printed month and year I was born.


BTW: I tucked em all away in my MoBo directory for safe keeping...
http://www.xl-logic.com/mobo/

I don't trust things to stay on imageshack for too long. Feel free to link to em in my directory if you want. They're in the "backgrounds" folder. I might include em with version 2.0 as default background options.

I see that this post is a couple of years old, but nevertheless - many thanks to Topo65 for these backgrounds. I was right in the middle of doing virtually the same thing myself, you've saved me a couple of hour's work! :D

I came across MoBo quite some time ago, but after installing & running it I couldn't understand a thing about it. About a week ago I came across it again and then it hit me - I'd never seen the pdf manual before! Somehow I totally missed it the first time around and was trying to work out how to use MoBo by myself - it's so much easier now that I have the manual to guide me! :haha:

To aaronblood, what a great piece of software - well done! I have only one small problem and it's nothing to do with MoBo... for some strange reason, I can't Alt-Tab out of SH3 to get to the program. The screen simply flickers and leaves me in SH3. I found a workaround though - I purloined my wife's laptop and installed MoBo on it! In-game, I take a screenshot using a screen-capture program called Rapidshot. I made the image folder "shared" and access it from the laptop which sits alongside me here. So, all I need do is take the screenshot, pause the game, turn to my left and load it into Mobo. Once I've done the calculations (or rather, MoBo has!), I just unpause the game and off we go again.

Thank you for making manual targetting a pleasure instead of a bit of a chore :yeah:

Topo's backgrounds can also be found in the Downloads/Utilities section all zipped up into a single download file: Topo MoBo Backgrounds

It would be a little difficult without the manual. The next version will probably include an attached help file system.

You're welcome, and I'm glad you like it. :ping:

The given background files (5090_Topo65_White.jpg 323KB etc.)are rather vague.
http://img.xrmb2.net/images/569724.jpeg

Any idea where to find a high resolution maneuvering board background sheet with sharp distancemarks?