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Alright, so I’ve been messing around with Assetto Corsa again, and this time I wanted to get that Red Bull McLaren livery lookin’ fly. It’s not super complicated, but it does take a few steps, so I figured I’d scribble down what I did.
First, I jumped into the game. Obviously. Gotta have Assetto Corsa running. Then I picked the McLaren I wanted to mess with. There are a few, so you gotta choose your favorite. I went with the 720S GT3, because, why not?
Next up, I needed the actual skin. I could have tried to make one myself, but…nah. I’m not that artistic. So I hunted around online for some pre-made Red Bull liveries for the McLaren 720S GT3. I found a couple, and I grabbed one that looked pretty decent.
Getting It In-Game
Now came the slightly tricky part – getting the skin into the game. This isn’t like drag-and-drop, sadly.
- I unzipped the file I downloaded. Usually, these things come zipped up.
- Inside, there was a folder, probably named something like “RedBull_McLaren” or whatever.
- I copied that entire folder.
- Then, I navigated to my Assetto Corsa install folder. It’s usually in something like ‘Program Files (x86)Steamsteamappscommonassettocorsa’.
- Inside that, I found the ‘content’ folder, then ‘cars’, then I looked for the folder for the specific McLaren I was using (again, the 720S GT3 for me).
- Inside that folder, there’s a ‘skins’ folder. This is the golden ticket. I pasted the RedBull_McLaren folder right in there.
After that, I fired up Assetto Corsa again, selected the McLaren 720S GT3, and boom – the new Red Bull skin was right there in the list of liveries. I clicked on it, and it loaded up perfectly.
And that’s it! Now I can pretend I’m Max Verstappen, tearing up the track in my super-cool Red Bull McLaren. Pretty easy, really, once you know where to put the files. It’s all about those folders, man.
