How to - A350 Livery Configuration Generator for Painters (MSFS 2024 Only)

The iniBuilds A350 Airliner for MSFS 2024 has optional interior and exterior components that can be predefined with the livery. Below is a brief set of instructions on how to do this via the A350 Livery Configuration Generator.

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Note: For MSFS 2020 users, these are setup using the Onboard Information System (OIS) display from within the simulator. For more information see the below post:

Instructions

1. Add the following to the package definitions xml:

   		<AssetGroup Name="LiveryConfig">
   			<Type Version="0">Copy</Type>
   			<Flags>
   				<FSXCompatibility>false</FSXCompatibility>
   			</Flags>
   			<AssetDir>PackageSources\Config</AssetDir>
   			<OutputDir>Config\</OutputDir>
   		</AssetGroup>

    

2. In the PackageSources folder add the following folder structure:

   \\PackageSources\\Config\\MyAirline

   (where MyAirline = the airline livery you are creating)

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   Note: This must be as unique as possible as it will potentially override existing livery configurations without warning.

    

3. Create the required config file based on the livery you are creating using the A350 Livery Configuration Generator available for download here:

   livery_configurator.html

   To add an element select the desired option. There are some exceptions such as winglets (only configurable on -900) and the language pack, which is a drop down list.

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   Note:  The Generated Configuration section at the bottom updates automatically as you change options.

   

4. Click the Copy button and paste the result into a LiveryConfig.cfg file which you can create at this location:

    \\PackageSources\\Config\\MyAirline

   (where MyAirline = the folder name you created in step 2)

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   Note:  It MUST be named LiveryConfig.cfg exactly. Using any other name will prevent the file from being read by the aircraft.

5. Add the following to your livery.cfg file:

   [Panel_DynamicParameters]
   param.0 = "airline,MyAirline"

   (where MyAirline = the folder name you created in step 2)

6. Export the livery as normal.