I've recently ran into a problem I've never had before. I've installed RDE (Latest Version) and replaced the default police.yft & police_hi.yft with my own modified version and when I use a transparent vehicle livery, I can only use a few differnt colors in the vehicle trainer. If I choose a white or black or silver it works fine but if I wanted a blue or red, the vehicle in game would show as Black. I have the correct [PAINT:3] Shader settings in Zmodeler but I'm confused at whats happening. Has anyone ran into this problem before?

Edited May 31, 20178 yr by Rarity
Grammar

Try it without RDE. That thing is a real mess of files, I'm sure something is conflicting there.

How would I try without RDE? Just remove RDE from the DLCList?

Scratch that, just tried without RDE and I still have the same problem.

Edited May 31, 20178 yr by Rarity

4 hours ago, Lundy said:

Try it without RDE. That thing is a real mess of files, I'm sure something is conflicting there.

Grow up and stop spreading your uninformed, misconceptions causing opinions about RDE...

Edited May 31, 20178 yr by 11john11

1 hour ago, 11john11 said:

Grow up and stop spreading your uninformed, misconceptions causing opinion about RDE...

Guys please. Let's not argue, I'm only looking for some advice. The problem isn't with RDE anyway.

1 hour ago, Rarity said:

Guys please. Let's not argue, I'm only looking for some advice. The problem isn't with RDE anyway.

Sorry mate, I shouldn't have derailed your thread. 

Have you tried that model with a completely unmodded game?

If you want you can send me the model and I could take a look at it, maybe it's something with the materials

Edited May 31, 20178 yr by 11john11

3 hours ago, 11john11 said:

Grow up and stop spreading your uninformed, misconceptions causing opinions about RDE...

Except I've seen the files myself and all the add-ons and files it modifies. I also just said "It's a real mess of files", that in no way is a negative statement, just saying there's plenty of room for error.

 

 

I just realized you said "PAINT:3". Use [PAINT:1] at the end of the material's name. I BELIEVE that should solve your problem.

Just now, Lundy said:

Except I've seen the files myself and all the add-ons and files it modifies. I also just said "It's a real mess of files", that in no way is a negative statement, just saying there's plenty of room for error.

 

 

I just realized you said "PAINT:3". Use [PAINT:1] at the end of the material's name. I BELIEVE that should solve your problem.

Sorry for that, I misinterpreted you and overreacted