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Download it. If it's zip or rar - unpack first. Save it to saved games/dcs/missions and run from DCS missions menu - if you have the right module, map and whatever else is needed - some require additional mods installed.

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For skins you will need to create a "Liveries" folder in your Saved Games / DCS folder and then create folder for each module there. In your main install (program files/Ed/DCS/bazaar/liveries you'll see how eaxh module is named so copy that foldet name for your saved games/liveries folder.

 

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hopefully one last question, do campaigns just go in the campaign folder?

 

They go into saved games/dcs/missions/campaigns/en/ (Each campaign within its own subfolder)

 

Inside DCS they show up on Campaigns -> My Campaigns

 

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For skins you will need to create a "Liveries" folder in your Saved Games / DCS folder and then create folder for each module there. In your main install (program files/Ed/DCS/bazaar/liveries you'll see how eaxh module is named so copy that foldet name for your saved games/liveries folder.

 

For newer aircraft like the F-14 and F/A-18, you'll need to use the name of the airframe under the liveries folder in DCS/CoreMods instead of bazar. For example, if your DCS path to the F/A-18 is

DCS World OpenBeta\CoreMods\aircraft\FA-18C\Liveries\FA-18C_hornet

then you will need to add the folder

\Saved Games\DCS.openbeta\Liveries\FA-18C_hornet

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For newer aircraft like the F-14 and F/A-18, you'll need to use the name of the airframe under the liveries folder in DCS/CoreMods instead of bazar. For example, if your DCS path to the F/A-18 is.

Oops. Yeah, I was adding adding desert skins to ground units recently and forgot bazar/liveries was the AI one.

 

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