How to import custom Liveries.

How to import custom liveries and decals.

How to:

This is a simple guide, so you don't have to watch a 5 minute long youtube video to do something in 10 seconds.

You'll need the following tools:

1). An image of your choice.
2). MS Paint.
3). A Brain.

First thing you'll need to do is make sure that you have hidden files turned ON. If you don't know how to do this and you're on Windows 10. Go to Control Panel > Appearance and Personalization > File Explorer Options > View Tab. Then click on "Show Hidden Files, Folders, and Drives." It should look like this.



Onto step two.

Go to the following folder:
C:\Users\Todd_Howard\AppData\LocalLow\Runner Duck\Bomber Crew

You may or may not see several image files named CustomLivery0-4, these are going to be what you need to replace. If they aren't there you can drag and drop your file into there when you're done with it and be good to go, and for reference. Customlivery0 is Livery 1 ingame.

Now, you'll need an image. Find a picture of your favorite anime boy. For this tutorial we'll use this picture of me Todd Howard, as the Germans have yet to purchase their copy of Todd Howard's™ Bethesda's™ Skyrim™ on the Nintendo™ Switch™



So now that you have your picture, go ahead and open it up to MS paint. You'll need to shrink it down to 64x64 pixels. You might need to use your brain here and move the image around and center it before scaling it down. Now once you're happy with it, go ahead and save it as a .png file and name it "Customlivery0" or whatever number you want it to be. It's fine if it loses its transparency. You can fix it ingame. So go on and pop it into the folder.

If your game is running in the background. You'll need to restart.

Go on and boot up the game and head over to customize your aircraft. You should now see it on your plane.



Now, MSpaint doesn't save transparency, but you're in luck. You can do it ingame. Customize it and look for the black box with the red "X" in it, in the upper left hand corner.




Hit it with the fill bucket and then manually trim up any left overs. Save, check it out on the plane, and go back if needed. Repeat until happy. Your Todd should now be ready to inspire fear into the enemy who have chosen not preordered Skyrim™ and instead play Gothic 2. So get out there and bomb those factories.

Troubleshooting:

Q: It didn't work!
A: You did something wrong.

Q: I'm on a Mac.
A: Oof.

Q: Todd isn't my favorite anime boy.
A: I don't know why he wouldn't be, but you may have these ready to drop liveries instead.





Q: Why do those liveries look distorted ingame?
A: Armored fuselage.

Q: I don't like anime boys.
A: Head on over to Deviantart, or your favorite furry website that starts with "E" and pick out your favorite character then.

[Dob]

im on a dell so impossible

[Ares]

@Soren the Silent: I think it's because in USAF the liveries have 128x64 pixel ;)

[Kusa]

I believe to use them in USAAF, you need to put a W infront of the number
So It'd be CustomLiveryW1 and so on so fourth, and they'd only work in USAAF with the W1.

[Rogue]

Appreciated.

[Soren the Silent]

Huh. Doesn't seem to work with USAAF campaign... Sadface.

[Pink Zeppelin]

You are wonderful.

[SPEEDRUNNER - Z]

NEAT