Car Wheel Inside of Car

[CryptEclipse 162]

I've been trying to do some cars but then the wheel always pops inside of the car and I've read some other posts about this problem and then it happened again. Also I've unchecked "collision" and "sliced model". Is that what I'm suppose to do?

[Deactivated Member 0]

Take it in game, if the wheel is no longer inside the car and is correctly placed, it's just the way it opens in OpenIV. It's not a problem.

[CryptEclipse 162]

Take it in game, if the wheel is no longer inside the car and is correctly placed, it's just the way it opens in OpenIV. It's not a problem.

I've taken a car into game and then it started moving weirdly and it acted like it was on a bumpy road

[Deactivated Member 0]

I've taken a car into game and then it started moving weirdly and it acted like it was on a bumpy road

Not sure what to tell you then. I've never had a problem like that before.

[CryptEclipse 162]

Not sure what to tell you then. I've never had a problem like that before.

Thanks anyway. I'll keep trying.

[CrossFire 689]

Did you export the car with the same name you imported it with? So you imported it as "police.wft", and you exported it as "police.wft"?

[CryptEclipse 162]

Did you export the car with the same name you imported it with? So you imported it as "police.wft", and you exported it as "police.wft

Lets say I didn't, what would that cause to happen? Would I have to rename it the spot I want it in before I import it, then export it in the same name?

[CrossFire 689]

Lets say I didn't, what would that cause to happen? Would I have to rename it the spot I want it in before I import it, then export it in the same name?

You would have to export the model with the same name you imported it with, and then rename it after you export it.

[CryptEclipse 162]

You would have to export the model with the same name you imported it with, and then rename it after you export it.

I'll test it out and tell you my result. Thanks

You would have to export the model with the same name you imported it with, and then rename it after you export it.

My problem has been fixed because of you! Thanks for the help!

[CrossFire 689]

I'll test it out and tell you my result. Thanks

My problem has been fixed because of you! Thanks for the help!

No problem. That's what we're here to do.