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About this mod
Su-35S styled splinter camo for the VX-23 in five different color palettes. Also a bonus K-9/Driver version for skin slot 3.
- Permissions and credits
All variants have Monarch's markings while only the grey one felt appropriate for K-9/Driver.
Monarch's version is the new style install, while K-9's is a replacer because I wanted to retain compatibility with the "All Playable Aircraft for Frontline 59" mod.
1.01 is pretty much identical, just a name change that I didn't catch until after upload.
How to install mods in PW:
If it's a skin and a .PNG file:
1. Extract the compressed file with your file archiver of choice (winrar, 7zip, etc.)
2. Find where PW is installed on your computer. If you have bought the game through Steam for example, right click the game on your library, and click properties.
3. Click Installed Files. A File Explorer window should appear. Click Project Wingman
4. Create a folder named "Mods" (without the quotations). Click on the folder named mods then create a folder called Skins within the mods folder
5. Add whatever skins you like. Note that the naming structure of each filename is extremely important in installing new skins
If it's a .pak file the first three steps still apply.
1. Click the folder named Content then Paks
2. If there is no folder named "~mods" (without quotations) create one
3. Place the .pak file in ~mods
Monarch's version is the new style install, while K-9's is a replacer because I wanted to retain compatibility with the "All Playable Aircraft for Frontline 59" mod.
1.01 is pretty much identical, just a name change that I didn't catch until after upload.
How to install mods in PW:
If it's a skin and a .PNG file:
1. Extract the compressed file with your file archiver of choice (winrar, 7zip, etc.)
2. Find where PW is installed on your computer. If you have bought the game through Steam for example, right click the game on your library, and click properties.
3. Click Installed Files. A File Explorer window should appear. Click Project Wingman
4. Create a folder named "Mods" (without the quotations). Click on the folder named mods then create a folder called Skins within the mods folder
5. Add whatever skins you like. Note that the naming structure of each filename is extremely important in installing new skins
If it's a .pak file the first three steps still apply.
1. Click the folder named Content then Paks
2. If there is no folder named "~mods" (without quotations) create one
3. Place the .pak file in ~mods