*We don't use livery installation programs provided by developers – such as **PMDG Ops Center**. Why? Most of them require their software in order to create their proprietary package. Because our Painters are volunteers, many don't actually own the aircraft; therefore, it makes it very difficult to create those packages. It also means updating liveries or making changes is even more difficult.*
You **have to** manually install all liveries into Prepar3D®. --- **1.** Download the livery you wish to install from the [*Walker Air Transport* site](https://crew.walkerair.us/downloads/liveries). **2.** Open the .zip file of the downloaded aircraft. [](https://docs.walkerair.us/uploads/images/gallery/2022-01/image-1642261008062.png)*Depending on the livery, you may have (1) or more texture.ABCD folders, or if there is an additional folder for other modifications there will be an accompanying **read-me** file that will instruct you on what to do.*
**3.** Copy the *texture.ABCD* to where the liveries are stored in your aircraft's folder. **NOTE:** *If there's more than one (1), copy all of them.**Most aircraft are installed to: **{simulatorinstallfolder}\\SimObjects\\Airplanes\\***
*You may also find them located in: **Documents\\{simulator-addons}\\***
--- We're installing the *PMDG Boeing 777-F* livery and will use that as an example.| The aircraft is located at: ***{simulatorinstallfolder}\\SimObjects\\Airplanes\\PMDG 777F*** | [](https://docs.walkerair.us/uploads/images/gallery/2022-01/image-1642261146423.png) |
| We're going to copy the texture.vcWAT and texture.WAT folders into this folder.
*texture.vcWAT is the virtual cockpit for the 777-F; if you were to delete this folder the cockpit would return to the default Boeing Brown instead of the WAT Black Cockpit. This is not the case for every single livery, but is just a FYI if you come across other planes. You can usually find exactly what folder/files pertain to the cockpit panels and simply delete them to return the cockpit to the original color.* **NOTE:** ***We've stopped making black cockpits, however, we left the ones done still out there.*** | [](https://docs.walkerair.us/uploads/images/gallery/2022-01/image-1642261282603.png) |
| Open the *aircraft.cfg* file you see in the PMDG (or other aircraft) Folder. Also open the *\#ADD TO AIRCRAFT CFG.txt.* |
| **Left:** aircraft.cfg **Right:** #*ADD TO AIRCRAFT CFG.txt* [](https://docs.walkerair.us/uploads/images/gallery/2022-01/image-1642261526968.png) |
| \[fltsim.#\] is a sequenced header for the liveries – if you look through *aircraft.cfg,* you may notice \[fltsim.1\], \[fltsim.2\], etc. You'll need to scroll to the very **last entry** and note the number. **You're picking the next number after that.** Copy the contents of the *\#ADD TO AIRCRAFT CFG.txt* and paste them beneath the very **last entry** in *aircraft.cfg –* as illustrated below. |
| [](https://docs.walkerair.us/uploads/images/gallery/2022-01/image-1642261573498.png) |
| In the case of this aircraft, our next \[fltsim.#\] number will be '1' *(they always start with 0.)* Let's change the # to 1. Then, it should appear like so. |
| [](https://docs.walkerair.us/uploads/images/gallery/2022-01/image-1642261616780.png) |