This could work for PS4?
This could work for PS4?
I believe it is just 1 per vehicle.Originally Posted by SwiftyOne
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PC only, for now - livery editor for consoles still to be discussed
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Not 100% sure on how this works for console, but if you scroll through the liveries, do you see one called "Custom Livery"??
If not then there may not be support for Custom Liveries on the console.
edit - Ninja'd
PC - || Corsair 600C || 1080 TI Founders Edition || AMD Ryzen 7 1800x || 16GB DDR4 4000mhz || Asus Crosshair VI Hero || EKWB 360 + 240 RAD Custom Loop (CPU / GPU) || Corsair AX1200 || Logitech G910 Orion Spectruim || Logitech G700 || Fanatec CSW v2 BMW GT & Formula Rims || Fanatec CSS SQ v1.5 || Fanatec CSP V3 Brake Performance Kit || Fanatec Handbrake || Simvibe || Logitech 5.1 Speakers || 2x Yamaha HS80 || Oculus Rift CV1 ||AOC 34" Ultra-Wide IPS || Synology DS1817+ || Windows 10 Pro x64 ||
Yup, Andy T. talked about a Race Locker for PS4 in a couple of his interviews that could contain user made custom liveries. But for the time being they're PC only.
CPU: AMD FX-8350 | Mobo: ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0 | Mem: 16GB G.Skill DDR3 1866 | GPU: ASUS Dual OC GeForce GTX 1070 8GB(Drvr R398.11) | Snd: Creative X-Fi XtremeGamer
Case: THERMALTAKE Level 10 GTS | PSU: SeaSonic PRIME Platinum 650W | Monitor: 40" VISIO D40u-D1 | O/S: Win10 Pro-64bit | Controller: Thrustmaster TX w/GTE & F1 Wheels
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"If somebody said they enjoyed the Nürburgring, they weren't going fast enough." ~ Sir Jackie Stewart on the Green Hell
I appreciate those enjoying my Custom Liveries... but, please don't send me livery requests in PM's. I don't do liveries on request. Sorry.
So, I love the idea of custom liveries but I have one question before I bother making any.. Can other players see them online?
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hhhmmmm!!!~~~~ niceeee!!!
Currently only you can see your Custom livery. I think it was planned to expand that once they workout how to implement distribution of custom livery files to all MP clients in your session. Steam Workshop integration could work for this I think as long as the custom your using is subscribed on the Workshop. Maybe the pCARS client could report that info to the other clients and pull the livery files before the beginning of a MP session. Lots of fine details to work out first.
CPU: AMD FX-8350 | Mobo: ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0 | Mem: 16GB G.Skill DDR3 1866 | GPU: ASUS Dual OC GeForce GTX 1070 8GB(Drvr R398.11) | Snd: Creative X-Fi XtremeGamer
Case: THERMALTAKE Level 10 GTS | PSU: SeaSonic PRIME Platinum 650W | Monitor: 40" VISIO D40u-D1 | O/S: Win10 Pro-64bit | Controller: Thrustmaster TX w/GTE & F1 Wheels
Twitter: @ARDallas68 - Steam: SternLX
"If somebody said they enjoyed the Nürburgring, they weren't going fast enough." ~ Sir Jackie Stewart on the Green Hell
I appreciate those enjoying my Custom Liveries... but, please don't send me livery requests in PM's. I don't do liveries on request. Sorry.
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I can only find the dds file...where can I find the PSD? I'm planning to use GIMP to possibly paint a splash of AKB48 here on Project CARS.
The DDS files for custom liveries also work just fine as a template, as you'll have to hide the wire-frame anyways when exporting.
Don't forget to save your work file as a XCF or PSD depending on what you're using to edit the files.
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