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Washington State Patrol CVPI Skin. 1.0.0

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By JayPD

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Hey There! This is one of my first skin and although a simple one, it's a start. Please leave any suggestions and/or criticism for this texture. Feel free to put either a good or bad review.

The following vehicles goes into mods/x64e.rpf/levels/gtav/vehicles.rpf and just drag the following vehicle into there.

Use this vehicle to put the texture on : 

 

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'tis a nice car but for anyone looking to actually use this, Washington State PD does not use side runners on any of their vehicles nor to my knowledge do they have marked slicktop units. 

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Yeah, like I included in ReadMe it isn't exact CVPI from irl

I may try a mega pack sometime.

There is also a version without siderunners included in Gump's CVPI which is awesome!

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2 hours ago, JayPD said:

Yeah, like I included in ReadMe it isn't exact CVPI from irl

I may try a mega pack sometime.

There is also a version without siderunners included in Gump's CVPI which is awesome!

I noticed your lights aren't bright, I recommend using RadianceV to give your lights that realistic glow they seem to be lacking. 

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