Whats the difference between Bxbugs' CVPI, and the DSF CVPI? Anyone know?

Edited April 15, 201313 yr by Allmonator01

Polys, amount of detail.

1. It's Schaefft's CVPI.

and 2. they're different models

Different templates, but they are mostly the same besides the rear section and the placement of decals

The DriverSF looks to more like a '08 or a '09 were as the BXbugs is more of a '10, '11

 

DriverSF CVPI has less polys and will typically be easier for your framerate. Is a BIT larger than Shaffts.

 

Shaefft's CVPI has more polys and will be a little more game intensive.

 

 

And is way less boxy then the dsf cvpi. I therefor prefer the shaefft cvpi with dsf interior.

the dsf cvpi is the proper size try parking shaefft's car next to a taurus lol not right

Edited April 16, 201313 yr by KUBEANIE

The DriverSF looks to more like a '08 or a '09 were as the BXbugs is more of a '10, '11

 

To be completely fair, there were no notable cosmetic differences between the 2003-2011 CVPIs; the majority of changes were internal or regarding the interior layout/design.  The DSF version is based off of a 2003-2004 model with a 1998-2002 black lined grille.  The 2003+ models had a honeycomb black grille and different headrests than the 1998-2002 version.  The 2005+ models had a different driver's-side airbag.  The 2006+ models had a revised instrument cluster along with previous changes.  I believe smaller changes were made periodically, including in 2011 when the headrests were changed again.     

 

DriverSF CVPI has less polys and will typically be easier for your framerate. Is a BIT larger than Shaffts.

 

Shaefft's CVPI has more polys and will be a little more game intensive.

 

This is correct.

 

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the dsf cvpi is the proper size try parking shaefft's car next to a taurus lol not right

 

I agree; having the 2006+ Impala in my game at a completely different scale than the CVPI is awkward; the DSF CVPI fixes that problem easily. 

Edited April 16, 201313 yr by FCV96

The schaeft CVPI is much much nicer IMO.

 

Agree with tim...Cant go wrong with a DSF/Shaefft CVPI combo :D