Why does this happen to the wheel?

[CryptEclipse 162]

Can't fix this. Not even sure what to do.

 

[ineseri 5,125]

Does it look like that in-game? If no, it's fine. It's a feature of OpenIV.

[CryptEclipse 162]

Does it look like that in-game? If no, it's fine. It's a feature of OpenIV.

It does look like it in game. I don't know what I did wrong

[Deactivated Member 0]

It does look like it in game. I don't know what I did wrong

 

Looks like what happens when you have two thin objects on top of each other.

[TheRealNoodle 627]

Looks like what happens when you have two thin objects on top of each other.

I had this problem as well, do you know how to fix it?

[RexCramer 196]

Heres another older thread with the same issue, the solution may work for you '?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent>>

[CryptEclipse 162]

I had this problem as well, do you know how to fix it?

  

Heres another older thread with the same issue, the solution may work for you ?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent>

I'm not sure how to fix it and I'll look at the post

[RipplyTiger151 287]

Yep, looks like its fixable according to TheGTAMitch's suggestion:

 

Do you have the textures stored with the .wft file itself? If it is, untick that little box when exporting your model. That happened to me before, also you may need to UV map it again if it persists. 

[CryptEclipse 162]

Yep, looks like its fixable according to TheGTAMitch's suggestion:

 

Do you have the textures stored with the .wft file itself? If it is, untick that little box when exporting your model. That happened to me before, also you may need to UV map it again if it persists. 

Awesome! Thanks for the solution