Been using Simple Native Trainer for the longest time, but I have been so busy with side projects I haven't spent time setting up my own game settings. I believe it uses RGB colors, but what's confusing me is there are 4 slots. RGB colors have 3 numbers correct? Can anyone explain how the car color settings work? Looking to have the normal unmarked colors here (iel white, black, tan, dark blue etc). Thanks

[CarColorSlot1] //Color Slot 1 RCTRL+NUM4

c1=## //Color 1

c2=## //Color 2

c3=## //Color 3

c4=## //Color 4

I believe you're talking about "Car Colors Menu".

And I believe some cars use:

C1- Body paint

C2- Rim color/Secondary car color

C3- Interior color

Is this what you're asking?

Is that tool use for making skins for cars?

Is that tool use for making skins for cars?

This is no tool.Especially not for "making" skins/cars.

The car color section which has 6 car color slots? This is so you can change your car's color in game. If we're talking about the same thing why is there a c4? I'm looking for a place that lists the color values so that I can change the settings.

Simple Native Trainer is just that a trainer. It allows you everything from selecting vehicles, to peds, weapons, weather, time, car options, etc etc. It's a must for anyone who plays GTA IV.

If we're talking about the same thing why is there a c4?

Never tested it out,really.Whaddaya wanna achieve?

All I know is that the color values are from the carcols.dat file. A good explaination of the file (as well as a chart with all the colors and numbers) can be found here.

I don't know if this helps you any though.

@Dhruv do you know what the 4th value does? I'm assuming that not all vehicles respond to all of the c1-c4 changes?

@gnat326 that's exactly what I needed! +1

I know all the vehicles do not respond to it.And its kinda obvious for me.Took it for granted :thumbsup: