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Oneida County NY FPIU 1.0.0

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By Specter793

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This texture is an extremely crude representation of Oneida County NY's Sheriff's Department FPIU. I'm very sorry for the lack of detail and the quality of the graphics. I just started using Photoshop and making textures yesterday and am still very unfamiliar with it. Also, it was impossible to find accurate high resolution graphics for the cars unless i ripped them from an actual real life photo. So the red stripes down the side in real life, wasn't able to replicate those due to my lack of knowledge on photoshop and not being able to find a decent high res graphic online of it. So again I apologize this is so bad lmao. In game, it doesn't look terrible though lol. If anyone is able to help with making this better and who has a better understanding of PS, please message me and I can send what files I have to you so you can try to make it better lol. Again this texture is modeled for TheHurk's 2016 FPIU which can be found here:

 

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ThisIsntMyName

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use paint.net for the lines and use the gradiant tool with it. After you get the base lines and stuff done in paint.net, goto photoshop for the text.

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Specter793

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3 hours ago, ThisIsntMyName said:

use paint.net for the lines and use the gradiant tool with it. After you get the base lines and stuff done in paint.net, goto photoshop for the text.

Idk why i didn't think of using paint for the lines. And PS was being dumb. I could type out text but didn't find out how to make it colored or have any shadow or anything like that lol. Sorry i suck xD

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ThisIsntMyName

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Just now, Specter793 said:

Idk why i didn't think of using paint for the lines. And PS was being dumb. I could type out text but didn't find out how to make it colored or have any shadow or anything like that lol. Sorry i suck xD

well its not paint, its paint.net. and its ok lol.

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Specter793

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14 hours ago, agenwoods209 said:

This looks very close to my county your just missing a few details on the side of the doors and the trunk this is what is looks like

https://gyazo.com/9aa34438d6b2a0a3dc9e2fb556b48b5e, Other than than i would give it 8.5 out of 10.

That's literally the same pic i was ripping the "SHERIFF" text from lmao. I couldn't get the right font on PS and couldn't figure out how to make it look like anything other than type on a piece of paper.

Just now, ThisIsntMyName said:

well its not paint, its paint.net. and its ok lol.

That's what i meant. I used paint.net for my Onondaga County texture. Check that out if you haven't already!

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