That might be the most complex way of saying "put it in the next folder up in hierachy" ever, but hey I hope it helps. I also don't see any option to create a template for a plane in the customisation screen in game.
I don't have the CDK and still have the user missions folder, but i don't have the user skins folder even when i had the CDK, I uninstalled it because it messed up my computer I still didn't have the user skins folder. All the War Thunder add-ons are messed up. Quite a few of the skins I have downloaded dont seem to have the. Instead I just get a single file with no extension simply named P38 or B17 or whatever.
I am at work right now so cant check, but one example I can remember off the top of my head is the DHL skin for the B For that there was a single "B17" file with no extension and when I placed it into the template folder for the corresponding plane , it doesn't work. I see comments from other people on the skins download page saying "looks great" or whatever, so assume it works for them? I use firefox, and on some of the skins all that downloads is an unusable file with no extension.
I can't find the directory or main folder you are talking about. Where is it. I see nothing about user skins in the menu, or anything about customization in any of the game options or controls sections or anywhere for that matter. Help me! I have downloaded some lovely skins in TGA format but don't know how to apply them. Just as an fyi, if you don't want to get rid of the default skin, simply create another folder with the same naming convention as the default user skin but have the name of the skin on the end.
For example:. Doing it this way will let you switch between skins and will allow you to have multiple skins per plane. Keep in mind that any decals are applied over every skin and not just the default skin. So if you want your new skin to be clean you will need to remove the decals. I do have a map on the pc with the name warthunder, and i do have a map in there with the name saves, but nothing more. Click on file explorer icon in the taskbar. Click on 'Program Files x86 ' folder.
When opened, scroll down and click on 'War Thunder' folder. Once open, scroll down until you locate the 'User Skins' folder. Then you unpack the zips into that folder. Click on CS:S and then choose the gun or player skin you want.
Next, go down to the "download" link and download the skin to the "CSS Skins" folder you created earlier. If its a. The contents in the folder should be something like "cstrike, or sounds, matrials, models, etc".
Once downloaded, highlight the extracted files and choose 'cut'. I also don't see any option to create a template for a plane in the customisation screen in game. I don't have the CDK and still have the user missions folder, but i don't have the user skins folder even when i had the CDK, I uninstalled it because it messed up my computer I still didn't have the user skins folder. All the War Thunder add-ons are messed up. Quite a few of the skins I have downloaded dont seem to have the.
Instead I just get a single file with no extension simply named P38 or B17 or whatever. I am at work right now so cant check, but one example I can remember off the top of my head is the DHL skin for the B For that there was a single "B17" file with no extension and when I placed it into the template folder for the corresponding plane , it doesn't work. I see comments from other people on the skins download page saying "looks great" or whatever, so assume it works for them?
I use firefox, and on some of the skins all that downloads is an unusable file with no extension. I can't find the directory or main folder you are talking about. Where is it. I see nothing about user skins in the menu, or anything about customization in any of the game options or controls sections or anywhere for that matter.
Help me! I have downloaded some lovely skins in TGA format but don't know how to apply them. Just as an fyi, if you don't want to get rid of the default skin, simply create another folder with the same naming convention as the default user skin but have the name of the skin on the end.
For example:. Doing it this way will let you switch between skins and will allow you to have multiple skins per plane. Keep in mind that any decals are applied over every skin and not just the default skin. So if you want your new skin to be clean you will need to remove the decals. I do have a map on the pc with the name warthunder, and i do have a map in there with the name saves, but nothing more. Click on file explorer icon in the taskbar.
Click on 'Program Files x86 ' folder. When opened, scroll down and click on 'War Thunder' folder. Once open, scroll down until you locate the 'User Skins' folder. Then you unpack the zips into that folder. Well i did what you all told meh to and it didn't work. Joined: Apr 3, Messages: 1, Likes Received: Wolfgang Herold , Jan 1, Agree x 2 Like x 1.
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Hi, just finished my Custom livery on PS with the template provided. Its my first time attempting this sort of thing and I'm now stuck. Can someone please explain the next steps to me real slow pls? I'm sure it's something really silly I'm missing here. Sonic , Jan 1, Joined: Jan 1, Messages: 2 Likes Received: 2. Sonic, I'm confused by it also.
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