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[16th April] LSPDFR Enhanced Preview has been updated to include a fix for users struggling to access the PD interior.

Police Uniforms

Bruce
in GTA IV & LCPDFR Support

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Skinning.

To start off you will need an image editor of your choice (Photoshop, GIMP etc.) 

Then find the models you want to edit in OpenIV/SparkIV  (M_Y_COP.wtd)

Locate the upper_diff_uni and lower_diff_uni (or whatever looks like a shirt and pants) 

Export the said files to your desired location, save in .png form.

Right click on one of the images and open with "GIMP" (or other) 

Add a new layer and start using various ways to texture. (Optional step, but it is wise to do) 

 

Happy texturing! 

 

This is a basic layout on what to do. I am not going to go into details cause I am not a texture artist, I am a modeler.

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    To start off you will need an image editor of your choice (Photoshop, GIMP etc.) 

    Then find the models you want to edit in OpenIV/SparkIV  (M_Y_COP.wtd)

    Locate the upper_diff_uni and lower_diff_uni (or whatever looks like a shirt and pants) 

    Export the said files to your desired location, save in .png form.

    Right click on one of the images and open with "GIMP" (or other) 

    Add a new layer and start using various ways to texture. (Optional step, but it is wise to do) 

     

    Happy texturing! 

     

    This is a basic layout on what to do. I am not going to go into details cause I am not a texture artist, I am a modeler.

    Thanks.

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