The mod adds a user interface application that allows you to select any installed vehicle part and assign individual painting options, which corresponds to the flexibility that was previously only available in Career mode.
Bring your builds to life with unique colorful parts and truly unique cars!
- All custom paints are saved in the vehicle configuration, so your creations are independent of the installed mod. You can freely share them with other players, and they will work just like the native configurations.
- Custom paint can be applied to any part of the car, but the color will only be displayed on those parts that support painting.
- Theoretically, this should also be compatible with BeamMP, since the configurations are synchronized by the game — although the multiplayer mode has not yet been tested.

Features
– Compatible with Freeroam Paint Parts — Apply unique paint definitions to each installed car part without switching to career mode.
– Highlight details in real time — when you select a part in the interface, it is highlighted in the game world for easy identification.
– Full paint control — Adjust the base color (including alpha channel), metallic, roughness, clear varnish, and clear varnish roughness values for each paint slot.
– BeamNG—friendly color editing - RGB sliders and numeric fields replace the unsupported browser color palette, providing reliable color selection in the game.
– Color saving for each car during the session — Custom paints are tracked on the active car, so they can be reapplied after respawning within a single game session.
– Search and filter parts — Quickly narrow down the list of parts by entering any part of the part name, slot label or identifier.
– Save and manage configurations — Create and delete custom vehicle configurations directly from the mod with automatically generated preview images.
– Compatible with the original configurations — All custom paints are stored in standard car configuration files, so they work without an installed mod and can be shared with other players.

Using
1. Go to the "Applications" section and add the "Vehicle Parts Painting" feature.
2. Make sure that the vehicle you want to edit is the player's active vehicle.
2. Open the application "Painting vehicle parts".
3. Select a part from the list on the left
5. Change the paint values (RGB, alpha, metallic, roughness, clear varnish, clear varnish roughness) for each paint slot.
6. Click "Apply paint to part" to apply the changes to the vehicle. Use the "Reset Vehicle Paint Settings" function to return to the current paint scheme of the entire vehicle.