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# Changing the Logos

## Banner logo

The banners around the islands show the `daddyflags_d` texture from `stream/daddypvp_assettxt.ytd`. This texture dictionary is not encrypted in the escrow edition, so you can replace it in both editions.

1. Open `daddy_pvplobby/stream/daddypvp_assettxt.ytd` in [CodeWalker](https://github.com/dexyfex/CodeWalker) or OpenIV.
2. Replace `daddyflags_d` with your logo. Keep the same name and size.
3. Save the file and restart the resource (or the server).

## Your own 3D logo

The 3D logo above the islands in our pictures is our server's own and is not part of the map. To add yours, make a separate map resource with your logo model and place it above the islands with CodeWalker.


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