Originally Posted by: PlageBLN 
Great job like usual!
Would you share your trick to make things like the Valvoline on the door or the bend lines on the side appear as clean as they are? As soon as I'm turning something like a writing or a line just the slightest it immediately gets out of shape (staircasing).
To add, sometimes duplicating the layer and moving it half a tick (0.50) in any direction where visible can improve anti-aliasing (AA, no not Alcoholics Anonymous). FH3 and 4 have decent (but not ideal) AA while FM7's is flawless from my experience. If you have FM7, creating liveries there then importing them to FH4 will yield the same design but in reduced AA. For the most part, simple parts of a livery like stripes should retain the same AA block size. However one exception I can note is not related to AA, but rather the way decal resizing works: one tick smaller (0.99) may resize only specific layers of decal, best example being misaligned letters (the cross in a 't' being farther above or below where it was placed when the decal was saved).
Aside from that, I haven't found any other way to mitigate subpar AA ("staircasing"). You might already know some, or all, of this. If so, you're already there. Resizing decals triggers my OCD 99% of the time, the 1% exception where it doesn't being when they're tiny and blurry as a few drops of milk clouding up a glass of water. If anyone has alternative methods of doing the same, it'd be nice to see others chiming in. :)