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'''If you want to add a new livery to a plane that already makes use of the livery select system, you'll only have to follow the steps under [[#Models/Liveries|Models/Liveries]].''' | '''If you want to add a new livery to a plane that already makes use of the livery select system, you'll only have to follow the steps under [[#Models/Liveries|Models/Liveries]].''' | ||
==A | ==A note to those who wish to make a livery== | ||
If | If your livery is likely to be edited by other ysers, consider making a paintkit in addition to your livery. | ||
A paintkit is where you create a blank livery which shows only constructional elements like bolts, rivets, windows, doors and panels. This is done so any other users looking to create their own livery can make a realistic looking livery with these construction elements, without having to redraw them or trying to avoid painting over them. This makes the process of creating a livery a more fun and less stressful task. | |||
Paintkits are usually provided within the aircraft's <tt>Models/</tt> directory and/or at [http://liveries.flightgear.org/paintkits.php the livery database]. | |||
==Files== | ==Files to edit== | ||
There are a few files we need to make (or edit), namely: | There are a few files we need to make (or edit), namely: | ||
* <tt>...-set.xml</tt> | * <tt>...-set.xml</tt> | ||