[REQ]white/cream interior
 

I do not know if anyone is working on it, but just thought I would raise the issue. The interior of real U-Boats was painted white:

http://www.uboat.net/gallery/u995/ph..._u995_aft3.jpg

http://www.uboat.net/gallery/u995/ph..._u995_aft1.jpg

http://www.uboat.net/gallery/u995/ph..._u995_aft2.jpg



http://www.uboat.net/gallery/u995/ph...5_controls.jpg

http://www.uboat.net/gallery/u995/ph...5_fwd_torp.jpg

from:

http://www.uboat.net/gallery/index.html?gallery=U995C

this was in SH4 as well:

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y11...irlrightup.jpg

and here is the thread where the issue was discussed:

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=162477

wonderfull pics ! Want a fresh U-Boat :D

i hear ya, but i reckon a working boat should be abit dirty and, 'weathered' tho.

that's why I like what was done in SH4, its more off-white so it looks more like a working sub.

I was in a german ww2 u-boat in a swedish museum, and it wasnt painted white in the interior O_o
It was pretty much identical to what you see in the game, color-scheme wise.

wait, they have a WW2 U-boat in Sweden? :o where?
As far as I remember they have a WW1 sub in Karlskrona, don't know the type. I appreciate any tips, I will hopefully be in Sweden in this summer.

If the museum painted it pink inside would you assume it to be authentic?

I doubt very much these subs were totally white as in those pictures when in service.

What makes you think the museum painted the interior?

Yes, they where white with middle gray on the lower parts in wartime.
Someone even had the details of the standardised colours used IIRC.

The white paint was to prevent rust and to help light up the uboat interior.
It would have been invaluable in the event of a lighting failure.

In this image there is also a door leading outside on the right. Do you want someone to mod that too? :arrgh!:

Someone tell me where the interior files are and i would gladly do this, been looking but cant find em, would prefer a brighter interior.