First off, I believe this is the correct spot for support on this topic. (My apologies if not.)

 

So its really short and simple my problem, I have never in my time of playing LCPDFR had this happen to me. 

In fact, I really cant explain it in words, so I've taken a picture of my problem.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

After seeing the picture, If anyone can tell me what may be causing (Knowing my luck it being the simplest of all things) my problem.

Please let me know.

 

 

 

I appreciate the help

Thanks

 

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Moving to GTA IV Support requests since this is not regarding the LCPDFR modification itself, which is what the LCPDFR Support forum is for.

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Moving to GTA IV Support requests since this is not regarding the LCPDFR modification itself, which is what the LCPDFR Support forum is for.

 

 

Hindsight is 20/20.........I apologize that you took umbrage for my misunderstanding on that part. 

 

Now I know with future problems related closely around that to come here.

This not because of lcpdfr it is because of a poorly assembled vehicle model.

This not because of lcpdfr it is because of a poorly assembled vehicle model.

 

Thanks, I wasn't sure if it was me or something bugged in-game. Seeing I've yet to have a problem I couldn't really solve on my own, so 

I will go ahead and assume it was my lack of knowledge with car modeling that threw me off.

 

 

ADDED: It was the car model. Just had to make sure for certain that it was, before I went off pointing fingers.

Edited September 22, 201411 yr by ClassyEra

I've had that problem before with some models I've made, whether it's the actual part, or the pre-mapped ELS, and some I've downloaded.

It's the result of the L1 of that particular part not being scaled down to the same size as the L0

The image looks like it's a Whelen Inner Edge, and I've had that problem before.

The Inner Edge imports way larger then the vehicle, as it's easier to model stuff when it's a size like that.

 

Whoever modeled the car, scaled down the L0, but didn't scale the L1 and left it as is.

 

Here's a screenshot of the Inner Edge after importing in zModeler, compared to the CVPI:

I've had that problem before with some models I've made, whether it's the actual part, or the pre-mapped ELS, and some I've downloaded.

It's the result of the L1 of that particular part not being scaled down to the same size as the L0

The image looks like it's a Whelen Inner Edge, and I've had that problem before.

The Inner Edge imports way larger then the vehicle, as it's easier to model stuff when it's a size like that.

 

Whoever modeled the car, scaled down the L0, but didn't scale the L1 and left it as is.

 

Here's a screenshot of the Inner Edge after importing in zModeler, compared to the CVPI:

Wow that makes a little more since. See I dont model cars at all (Yet that it is) and when I downloaded that model, I saw that and was really....Well. Didnt really have much to say, I kinda had a dumbass look on my face.

But yes, that totally makes a bit of sense to me. I've never used Zmodeler in my life, although I'm taking it day by day on learning how to to do it. For right now, I just make textures and I'm happy with that. I enjoy it. (Put a lot of time in to most of them.)

 

 

I just take it as Bugs said. That or either a very careless mistake.

Edited September 24, 201411 yr by ClassyEra