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Rutgers University Police Department 2

(1 review)

By DrShrimp

8 Screenshots

-Not Lore-

 

Includes:

- TheHurk 2016 FPIU (Supervisor and regular)

- 2014 Dodge Charger (Supervisor)

 

Based off the Rutgers University Police in New Jersey.

Feel free to use these textures in any video, FiveM, whatever, i don't care. Credit me though.

DO NOT:

- Claim this as your own

- Reupload somewhere else

- Edit this and claim as your own

What's New in Version 2

Released

Added an option to have flat text on the back of the charger

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Baloney

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How do you make every colors so vibrant?

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DrShrimp

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Just now, 56blooni said:

How do you make every colors so vibrant?

I use a variety of visual mods. Heres all I can name off the top of my head:

- LA Roads, VisualV, radiance, a custom visualv thing, and reshade with the POV.ini preset

Officer

Baloney

Members

mhm interesting I use all of those listed yet mine arent as vibrant, thanks for the help tho

Upstanding Citizen

mjp732973

Members

Very Nice. Just a heads up. The license plate should start with "SG" for state government. "MG" is for municipal which obviously they are not. Other then that, perfect!!!! 

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