Finally, open the Flags folder and move the custom flag into this folder. Inside you should find a folder named Squad, open this also and you will come to a few more folders. Next, you must go to your KSP root directory!įind the folder named GameData, inside the root directory, and open it. This is the part that lets you actually use the flag! Huzzah! First, you must save your image as a PNG. Stage Three: Inserting the flag to your KSP directory! On the subject of the corgi photo: it is an obscure shape! If you are in the same predicament as me then you should consider taking color samples from the center before placing a dot, using that to line it up, and then adding the color back in its place. For my example I am using a photo of a corgi. You may need to scale it as the flag is rather small in comparison to most logos.

1, 3, 5, 109, etc.) then stretch the image by one pixel in either direction, if it is divisible by two then great! You're half way there! Now, insert it over the design. If its dimensions are indivisible by two (e.g. Going to the logo you wish to add, find the center. You may then color this white layer to match the logo/photo you want to put over it. You should then create a new layer and make it white set this layer below the previous layer.

If you wish to draw it straight on great! You can do that and skip ahead to Stage Three, if not: Read on!Īssuming you are using a program with layering enabled, change the white to transparent (on you can do this by using the magic wand on the white and pressing delete). The correctly sized flag with a small center nodeĪt this point you have two options: Draw the design straight on or attach a logo.

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