JDM: Japanese Drift Master Expanded Paint Shop Update Adds Livery Editor, Rim Painting, and Gradients
The Expanded Paint Shop Update for
JDM: Japanese Drift Master is live now, adding the community's most requested feature since launch: a full livery system with over a hundred decal designs, up to 5,000 sticker layers per car, and controls for scaling, rotating, coloring, and mirroring each layer. Players can save liveries as presets and, in multiplayer, inspect another driver's car to copy their active design into their own library.The Paint Shop itself has been expanded with a redesigned gamepad-friendly interface and a two-point color gradient system for body paints and decals, letting players set start and end colors and adjust angle, brightness, and saturation. Single-part and three-part aftermarket rims can now be painted with factory, gloss, metallic, satin, matte, or chrome finishes, though stock rims remain locked.
The patch also fixes crashes tied to force-feedback wheels, the car parameters screen, HUD issues, and collisions, and resolves traffic and AI spawning problems after leaving multiplayer, alongside Photo Mode fixes for oversaturated scenes and Steam screenshots not saving correctly. Players must update the game before connecting to multiplayer.
JDM: Japanese Drift Master is available now on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.