The Fox3 livery library, community-contributed and Fox3-curated paint schemes for DCS aircraft.
The /liveries page — the aircraft lineup with per-skin pricing.
Custom livery builder (Skin In The GameFX)
If you want a one-off paint scheme rather than something off the shelf, the /liveries page links out to skycraft.fox3cloud.com (our custom builder). Pick a template, add nose art and tail art, set wear levels and colors, then download the finished livery as a drop-in folder for Saved Games/DCS/Liveries/<aircraft>/.
Pricing: every custom skin is priced per aircraft. The open-testing period, when non-F/A-18C aircraft were free, has ended. The roster now covers 30+ aircraft, from the F/A-18C, F-16C, and F-14 to warbirds, helicopters, and the C-130J-30. The /liveries page lists every aircraft with its live price, and the builder’s checkout price is authoritative.
Browsing & downloading
Liveries are organized by aircraft. Pick a jet, scroll the gallery, click through to the download. Community-library downloads are free; custom builds through the Skin In The GameFX builder are paid per skin as above.
Installing on your own DCS install
DCS reads liveries from Saved Games/DCS/Liveries/<aircraft>/<livery>/. Drop the unzipped folder there and the livery shows up in the kneeboard / loadout selector next time you launch the sim.
Installing on a Fox3-hosted server
Use the cloud-drive folder we set up during onboarding, there’s a Liveries/path that mirrors the structure above. Drop the livery there and it’s available to clients on the server’s next restart.
Submitting your own
We don’t accept open public uploads (texture-spam control), but we’re always happy to add curated work, ping us via contact with a sample render and the source ZIP.
Per-squadron liveries
If you’re hosting with us and want a private livery pack visible only on your server’s clients, that’s a Discord ticket away. We can stage the pack server-side without publishing it to the public library.
