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Spotlight Positions on models

steinberg4145
in GTA V Discussion & Media

Spotlight Positions? 26 members have voted

  1. 1. How should the spotlights be oriented on vehicle models?

    • (Both) Spotlights flipped up and functional (utilizes either ELS takedowns or default "extralights" or high-beam function)
      19%
      5
    • (Both) Spotlights flipped down and not functional (does NOT utilize ELS Takedowns or default "extralights" or high-beam function)
      11%
      3
    • Passenger side spotlight flipped down (not functional) and driver side spotlight flipped up (functional)
      38%
      10
    • Driver side spotlight flipped down (not functional) and passenger side spotlight flipped up (functional)
      0%
      0
    • (Both) Spotlights non-functional and oriented in a random fashion (could be facing straight up or sideways etc...)
      26%
      7
    • "I really don't care. Just give me the F*CKING model already"
      3%
      1

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I feel like there are mixed opinions about how spotlights should be oriented on vehicle models.  I want to see what the general consensus is, so that I can better please users.   Feel free to leave your thoughts and opinions on the matter. 

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    All the way down is the only option! No cop drives around with the spotlight up 24/7 and when they do use it, it is never just pointed straight forward and that's it.

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    I prefer them drivers-side flipped up, but NOT mapped in a way that uses the highbeam/takedown function.

     

    There's a mod already out there for the spotlight function, I'd prefer to use that over using them as the highbeams/takedowns.

    Edited by EvilJackCarver

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    On 3/24/2017 at 7:21 AM, HDgamerzPC said:

    All the way down is the only option! No cop drives around with the spotlight up 24/7 and when they do use it, it is never just pointed straight forward and that's it.

    Amen

    I agree, and your mostly right.

     

    But, I did see a crown Vic police car and the officer had the spotlight facing forward.

     

    Most don't do this though.

    SpikeTerm

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