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Looks nice đź‘Ť
But maybe you should also add some other sponsors. Or a shape or something like this.
This is for the Street Stock, right?
Yes. What would you suggest for the shape?
Looks nice đź‘Ť
But maybe you should also add some other sponsors. Or a shape or something like this.
This is for the Street Stock, right?
You create skins using a program like Photoshop, Gimp and other similar software.
Trading paints is where you'll upload your skins so other people can download them and see it when they're racing with you.
Some people share skins for anyone to use it, have a look at the iRacing forums.
I would be happy if I would know the words I need, but I could show you what I mean - with pictures.Yes. What would you suggest for the shape?
So I looked on trading paints and found a couple of skins, when I add them to the download list it add every skin? Is there a way to deselect every skin and then add them that way, as I don’t really want to cycle through every skin and deselect everything.
Best way to do it if your are uploading a new scheme for a car you already have one loaded for is to delete the old scheme first before uploading the new one. If you upload a new one and have 2 schemes for the same car some people might see one scheme and other people might see the other one same goes for what you see as well.
You can deselect but you're sort of missing the point of Trading Paints The only way for you to correctly see other racer's paintjobs is to have their paint-file on your PC. This is where Trading Paints comes in...
I'm not sure if this has been explained already but I'll do it anyway. This is how I've set the Trading Paints app up and how it is intended to work:
I have a list of 'Subscribed' cars (in my case, the Ford GT, Cadillac and Corvette) which basically means that the TP desktop app (everytime I startup the PC) syncs with my computer and TP's server and add or deletes any new skins that may have been uploaded or changed. When you first do this, it can take a while but after the initial install, it's pretty quick.
This results in you having everybodys (well, those who have uploaded to TP anyway) paint scheme for an particular car which means that you'll see their skin if you happen to enter a race with them. In return, if you upload your skin to TP, other people (provided they've 'Subscribed' and downloaded) will see your car(s) with the correct skin too! Pretty sweet huh?
This is why in some of the GTP Cadillac Cup videos here, you don't always see cars with the correct liveries. The person who made the video may not have fully subscribed (or not at all) to a particular car resulting in missing skins.
I hope that makes sense, I was unsure how it all worked initially too! đź‘Ť
Alright, my new new Cadillac:
the_greeze@gogatrs: iRacing users who don't use Trading Paints will see whatever default paint scheme you give your car from within the iRacing program itself. If you don't paint your car, they'll see the basic, white skin. If you give it one of iRacing's default paint schemes, they'll see that.
Yes, having other peoples skins on your hard drive will take up space but they're not huge and HD space is (relatively) cheap
Roush_fan_99^I think it was Jav who recommended Centripetal circuit before (I could be wrong), that or charlotte night (for the lights)
But with the recent graphics updates, Twin Ring or New Smyrna? Any tests on that?