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2017 Tahoe PPV Template 1.0.0

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Here is a template for @thegreathah's new 2017 Tahoe PPV model. A key feature that makes this different than the other 2015+ templates from theHurk is that this has the license plate locations included.

 

tahoe_sign_1 is the higher quality template. Sized 4096 x 4096.

 

tahoe_sign_2 is the lower quality template of the two. Sized 2048 x 2048.

 

If you decide to include either of these templates in a vehicle model upload, be sure to include credits for both ME, Shadowdiver710, and theHurk.

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Walters

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No one uses the template in game so why bother making lower and a higher quality template, its only for making skins....

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shadowdiver710

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On 5/28/2017 at 9:46 PM, OfficerWalters said:

No one uses the template in game so why bother making lower and a higher quality template, its only for making skins....

This may just be me but when I am creating textures, if I have a skin from one vehicle I would like to make for another, sometimes I grab various graphics from the other vehicle to see how they are scaled on the one I am currently working on. If one texture is 4096x4096 and the other is 2048x2048, it is a nuisance to have to resize it. That, and if someone else has the same issue and does not know how to resize it, this saves them some time.

Skouski

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If you have a higher quality template before you start texturing so when openiv converts it your pixels will be higher quality. I don't know if I explained this very well, its not an easy topic to explain @Walters

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