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How do I make the lights blue?

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For the FBI vehicle, it has blue lights, but the color that shows on buildings and such are red. How can I make them ALL blue? Prefer a step by step tutorial, not good with this kind of stuff. Thanks in advance.

Hi and welcome to the forums! I recommend this tutorial, found in the tutorials among others, http://www.lcpdfr.com/page/tutorials/index.action/_/texturing-tips-and-tutorials/how-to-change-els-lightbar-colors-r20

Thats not what hes asking... You didn't read his question properly, he's talking about the emission of color on the buildings and roads, not the actual emerglights_emis colors

 

So it would go:
Step 1 - open GTA IV directory which is located at C:>program files (x86)>Rockstar Games> Grand Theft Auto IV and find the ELS.ini (see red arrow/text below)
Step 2 - Open the ELS.ini and find the slot that you have the car installed in (ie FBI) Your looking for this: 
 
[ FBI ]
Status = on
File = default_config
 
Step 3 - It will say "File= default_config" underneath it unless you've already created a custom config. Rename "default_config" to "fbi" and save. So it looks like this: 
 
[ FBI ]
Status = on
File = fbi
 
Step 4 - Go back to main GTA IV directory and find the ELS folder (see green arrow/text below) Open it and inside will be a file called "default_config" (Unless you've already made a custom file for the car slot in question and if you have then open the config for that car) Otherwise if you haven't already made a custom config then make a copy of "default_config" and rename it to "fbi"
Step 5 - Open the "fbi" config and look for [ ENV_LIGHT_COLORS ]
Step 6 - Change extra_1 - extra_4 to "blue", extra_5 - extra_6 to white and extra_7 - extra_9 to amber. So it looks like this:
 
[ ENV_LIGHT_COLORS ]
Extra_1 = blue
Extra_2 = blue
Extra_3 = blue
Extra_4 = blue
Extra_5 = white
Extra_6 = white
Extra_7 = amber
Extra_8 = amber
Extra_9 = amber
*** If you tell me what car your using I can give you a more accurate color setup. If you want to try and figure it out yourself, extra_1-4 are the main primaries and would be set to blue. extra_5-6 are the takedowns/wig-wags and extra_7-9 is the traffic advisor/other LEDs. If the car is setup with the secondaries being LEDs and not a T.A. I would say change those from amber to blue ***
 
Step 7 - Save it, launch the game and test it out. Like I said above, extra 5-6 and 7-9's color depends on the setup of the car but you can change them to blue if you need to
If you have the car in a different slot than FBI the process is still the same but instead of looking for FBI your looking for NOOSE or POLICE2. Then instead of renaming "default_config" to fbi you'd rename it noose or police2, whatever the car name is
 
dwYsAgk.jpg
 
HOPE THIS HELPS!

Edited by NickieB

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Thats not what hes asking... You didn't read his question properly, he's talking about the emission of color on the buildings and roads, not the actual emerglights_emis colors

 

So it would go:
Step 1 - open GTA IV directory which is located at C:>program files (x86)>Rockstar Games> Grand Theft Auto IV and find the ELS.ini (see red arrow/text below)
Step 2 - Open the ELS.ini and find the slot that you have the car installed in (ie FBI) Your looking for this: 
 
[ FBI ]
Status = on
File = default_config
 
Step 3 - It will say "File= default_config" underneath it unless you've already created a custom config. Rename "default_config" to "fbi" and save. So it looks like this: 
 
[ FBI ]
Status = on
File = fbi
 
Step 4 - Go back to main GTA IV directory and find the ELS folder (see green arrow/text below) Open it and inside will be a file called "default_config" (Unless you've already made a custom file for the car slot in question and if you have then open the config for that car) Otherwise if you haven't already made a custom config then make a copy of "default_config" and rename it to "fbi"
Step 5 - Open the "fbi" config and look for [ ENV_LIGHT_COLORS ]
Step 6 - Change extra_1 - extra_4 to "blue", extra_5 - extra_6 to white and extra_7 - extra_9 to amber. So it looks like this:
 
[ ENV_LIGHT_COLORS ]
Extra_1 = blue
Extra_2 = blue
Extra_3 = blue
Extra_4 = blue
Extra_5 = white
Extra_6 = white
Extra_7 = amber
Extra_8 = amber
Extra_9 = amber
*** If you tell me what car your using I can give you a more accurate color setup. If you want to try and figure it out yourself, extra_1-4 are the main primaries and would be set to blue. extra_5-6 are the takedowns/wig-wags and extra_7-9 is the traffic advisor/other LEDs. If the car is setup with the secondaries being LEDs and not a T.A. I would say change those from amber to blue ***
 
Step 7 - Save it, launch the game and test it out. Like I said above, extra 5-6 and 7-9's color depends on the setup of the car but you can change them to blue if you need to
If you have the car in a different slot than FBI the process is still the same but instead of looking for FBI your looking for NOOSE or POLICE2. Then instead of renaming "default_config" to fbi you'd rename it noose or police2, whatever the car name is
 
dwYsAgk.jpg
 
HOPE THIS HELPS!

 

It helped a LOT. Thank you for the response, I got it working. Though the other guy didn't read my question properly, I do appreciate the both of you taking the time to respond. Thanks!

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