Nice livery! You need to improve the mapping tho! :D

@Fuzzy05 I'm new to this, so excuse my ignorance. By mapping are you referring to how the camo doesn't line up between say the hood and the fender? I tried very hard to get that fixed, but the way they have the template laid out is so ass backwards to me. I agree though, that needs to be fixed. I'll see what I can do.

@HellOnWheels357 Yes thats what i meant good luck! Its hard but its worth it :)

@HellOnWheels357
Hey well done :) Can you tell me how tell me how to do that you can use any colour (tutorial link would be great) !? Nice feature for my future livery's :)

@QuadGore I don't have a link for you, it was just an idea I had and it worked out, but thankfully it's easy to recreate. The camo pattern has its opacity turned down to 70, so the colors underneath bleed through it. If you need more info just let me know.

@Fuzzy05 I spent all of yesterday and this morning trying to fix the mapping, and unfortunately it's beyond me. In the template the hood curves to the right and the fender curves to the left so that's a huge pain. The main issue is that I'm using the vanilla western motorcycle template as a guide for how the template is laid out, but it's just not good enough. If it was uv mapped that would help a lot, I just don't know how to that.

Hm ok, but I think there is another way too :) never mind thx :)

@QuadGore Sorry I wasn't helpful. Like I said, if you need anything else from me just ask. Please hit reply so it adds the @ in front of my name so I see it in my notifications.

@HellOnWheels357
No Problem man. I figured out that you have to copy your camo layer (In PS) and paste it in the Alpha Channel. than invert selection and delete the background in the Alpha Channel, dave as dds done :)
Now I make a all colour camo livery, and add it in my camo pack.
Cheers Quad.

@QuadGore Good shit!