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If you do that properly, then inside "MyNewLivery" in the X-plane folder structure you should see some *.png files and another objects folder. X-plane\Aircraft\Heavy Metal\B737-800x\Liveries\MyNewLivery If you open a livery in File Explorer and you see something like a listing of images and a folder called "objects" then you must FIRST create a new folder for this livery, ideally of the same name as the intended livery. X-plane\Aircraft\Heavy Metal\B737-800x\Liveries\Eastern Then that folder and it's contents must be copied to the X-plane folder so that you end up with this. If you open a downloaded livery in File Explorer and see that it contains a folder called something like Some liveries come from the livery creator with a somewhat complete folder structure already set up. If you go into that folder you will see that the American livery has been "unpacked to that new folder". X-plane\Aircraft\Heavy Metal\B373-800x\Liveries\AXP American N980AN 737-800 Under that will be the default liveries that come with the Zibo mod including the "AXP American N980AN 737-800" livery. X-plane\Aircraft\Heavy Metal\B373-800x\Liveries Under that folder will be one called "Liveries" like this. If you have created a folder alled B737-800 in X-plane as you are supposed to, then you should have a folder called Same with Zibo 737, i tried it in Aircraft, LR folder, a custom addons folder.nothing. In case you are experiencing connection problems, have a look at this dedicated troubleshooting page.Originally posted by dullescowboysfan:I put liveries in the liveries folder with all the others and they do not show up in the menu. X-Plane 11/Resources/plugins/Air Plugin/64/lin.xpl

Sudo apt-get install libcurl4-openssl-dev:amd64Ĭopy the 'Air Plugin' folder to your X-Plane installation folder:'X-Plane folder'/Resources/plugins/' X-plane/resources/plugins/Air Plugin/mac.xpl X-plane/resources/plugins/Air Plugin/64/mac.xpl X-plane/resources/plugins/Air Plugin/32/mac.xpl In networked set ups the plugin installer must be run on the computer where the flight simulator you want Air Manager or Air Player to connect to is installed.ĭownload the Flight Simulator plugin(s) for macOS here.Ĭopy the 'Air Plugin' folder to your X-Plane installation folder: 'X-Plane folder'/resources/plugins/'

It shows what simulator software was found and if the plugin(s) is/are installed successfully. The plugin installer will check the system for all FS2020, X-Plane, FSX and Prepar3D installations.