if anyone has played halo 2 on xbox live they know you can mix a whole lot of different logos and colours to become your own and have it displayed on your character in-game. I was thinking if it would be possible to do this but to have a logo on your ship. Much better than just colours.

run and hide!

lock the doors behind you!

while you're hauled up in your bunker, have a look at the PLEASE READ PRIOR TO POSTING A SUGGESTION. it's quite handy to compare if any suggestion has already been made.

welcome aboard.

edit:

it should be said that any capital letters in this post is strictly fortuitous and a side-effect of copy-pasted ill-formed post title.

/me grits teeth and refrains from commenting.

(Yes, do what upper case sez.)

Urge to thrash... rising! Gahhh!

i did read through the previous posts and i didnt find one like this..

but whatever im sry if i made u all so mad

ship decals.

And cut the dude some slack... first time through the list I couldn't find it either. (Labeling on some of these is quite... erm... lacking.)

Yeah seriously relax. So it has been posted again and again, just say so, no need to be abrasive.

That's right, Zed.

I was not abrasive... I was very nice I thought. :)

Great idea, been suggested by everyone before, devs have explained why it's at the far end of the implementation pool. Probably not going to happen in the near future. Not that I wouldn't LIKE to emblazon my ships with tequila logos...

actually, if it was limited to guilds, it wouldn't be so bad to download the guild tag image whenever they change. it would limit the number of decals and give another reason to group in a guild. but that's been said (and rejected) before.

ship decals.. decals mean like bullet holes and explosion marks and such..

Ironic that the thread Bidi linked mentions not going around and digging up older threads because the poster is too lazy. :P

Decal: a 2D image or texture map applied to an object in a computer rendering, like a label on a bottle.

http://www.landscapemodeling.org/html/glossary/glossary.htm