I am trying to find one, because I am no good at editing the one I have. I will upload it here, I just want it to be all clear unless the light bar is activated... Thank you. And if anyone has any tips on how to edit my own that would also help. Also How would I go about taking the yellow lights out? Because this is from a Louisiana State Police skin, and the LSP do not have yellow lights on their light bars anymore..

 

Here is the one that came with the car I am using.

 

 

 

Thank you,

 

Lawenforcementjoker

I believe that's the older version of my Liberty? I've attached one of my older textures for it with clear lenses for you, but the editing of the emissive colours you'll have to do on your own. The best way to do it would be to open up the .png image in a proper image editing application such as Photoshop or Gimp and then copy a single blue(or whatever colour you may need) emissve and paste it over the yellow emissives.

 

 

 

Edited January 30, 201511 yr by KevinDV

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I believe that's the older version of my Liberty? I've attached one of my older textures for it with clear lenses for you, but the editing of the emissive colours you'll have to do on your own. The best way to do it would be to open up the .png image in a proper image editing application such as Photoshop or Gimp and then copy a single blue(or whatever colour you may need) emissve and paste it over the yellow emissives.

 

emerglights.png

 

Thank you, If I were to open it in photoshop and made all of the lights clear, they would then show up clear in game right? Because right now the light bar shows up blue and I do not want that...

Thank you, If I were to open it in photoshop and made all of the lights clear, they would then show up clear in game right? Because right now the light bar shows up blue and I do not want that...

Correct, if you edit the correct file.

Uh, just asking, what do you mean by "clear"?

Correct, if you edit the correct file.

The png you gave me actually fixed that problem. Now I just need to turn the yellow lights to blue. So thank you

The png you gave me actually fixed that problem. Now I just need to turn the yellow lights to blue. So thank you

KevinDV said it best:

The best way to do it would be to open up the .png image in a proper image editing application such as Photoshop or Gimp and then copy a single blue(or whatever colour you may need) emissve and paste it over the yellow emissives.