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MSFS Livery Toolkit

FlakNine

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Hi all, I've been working on a new tool to help livery artists with all the boring "back-end" work. The idea is you should be able to build out your entire livery folder and file structure for a selected base aircraft, add placeholder images ready for your own artwork, and even extract textures from the base aircraft if you don't have a paintkit, to use as the basis for your livery art.

It's still in beta, and I'd love to get some feedback from livery artists. The tool is free, it'll always be free - no strings attached, no premium tier.

You can check it out at: https://theflaknine.github.io/MSFS-Livery-Toolkit/

It's the successor to my ImageToMSFSKTX2 script, although it does a LOT more, and has a nice modern UI instead of 90s batch file chic!

I'll be completely transparent about one fact: I used Claude for the coding - that's the only way I could even begin to create an app this complex. Note that all requirements and functional design are my own work - countless man hours has gone into this, alongside the cost of my Claude Pro subscription, so please don't consider this as "AI Slop"!

If you have any testing feedback please let me know. I'm pumping out new builds pretty frequently as I deal with feedback and also work through my own backlog of issues and enhancements. So please tell me if you find bugs, confusing workflows, annoyances or have ideas for new functionality to add.
 
Besides Claude, I also have used Gemini and Copilot. You don't need to ascribe credit to AI... the data centers are stealing using your ideas to further their abilities. :yikes: I think your tool is a great idea.
 
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