All paintmods as Default Paint

Fully compatible with game version 9. 00.

Attention: Version 3. 01 fixed a minor typo of the main folder for future-proofing. If you had the mod installed previously, please delete the "z_strangi_all_paintmods_as default" folder from your extension folder and then extract the new one from the .zip-file.

Description

This adds all the paintmods as default themes (also called default paintjobs). Originally the themes were namecoded differently but I have now namecoded them as "<name> <id-number>" so that they are both separated from the vanilla themes you might still unlock but sorted and easier to find..

(Originally the themes were namecoded as "ZZxxxx N". The "ZZ" ensured that these were listed after all the vanilla themes (since themes are sorted alphabetically), "xxxx" being the internal id-number of the paintjob and "N" the actual name. You can look up the id-numbers and everything on the X4-Wiki here.)

While there already was Skeletalfish's mod which does almost the same thing, it's only available on Steam and also hasn't been updated since before DLC3 Tides of Avarice.

Installation

Manual installation only! I don't use Vortex and as such don't create mods for it.

Just put the folder that is inside the .zip-file into the extensions folder located inside the game's install directory.

Deinstallation

Just choose another theme, disable the extension and delete. While some small things - like you having these unlocked - is saved to the save file, these mentions are removed the next time you save with the mod disabled so it should be safe according to my testing.

Credits

I have to thank Skeletalfish for his guide on how default themes are added.

Also check my other mods:

Matte Black Paintjob

Matte White Paintjob

No Camo - remove the space camo paintjobs