4 minutes ago, Kallus Rourke said:

 

Are you using a mods folder?  and where are you installing the visualsettings.dat to?

 

Here's exactly what i do to get to the visualsettings folder.

Open Open 4, click update, click update.rpf, common, data

Just now, AlphaSquad32 said:

Here's exactly what i do to get to the visualsettings folder.

Open Open 4, click update, click update.rpf, common, data

 

Do you not have a mods folder? 

 

If not,c heck this topic - http://openiv.com/?p=1132

1 minute ago, Kallus Rourke said:

 

Do you not have a mods folder? 

 

If not,c heck this topic - http://openiv.com/?p=1132

I got a mods folder.

1 minute ago, AlphaSquad32 said:

I got a mods folder.

 

Are you using it, though?  You said in your previous post open open iv, click update.  The visualsettings needs to go in your mods folder, the same exact path, just with the mods folder being first.

Just now, Kallus Rourke said:

 

Are you using it, though?  You said in your previous post open open iv, click update.  The visualsettings needs to go in your mods folder, the same exact path, just with the mods folder being first.

I just now redid it with the mods folder being first I'm gonna see if it works.

3 minutes ago, AlphaSquad32 said:

I just now redid it with the mods folder being first I'm gonna see if it works.

 

Good luck.

2 minutes ago, Kallus Rourke said:

 

Good luck.

It did something but not what i was wanting. Now the lights on the car are looking like a lighter color.

Just now, AlphaSquad32 said:

It did something but not what i was wanting. Now the lights on the car are looking like a lighter color.

Any plus it doesnt look as good at night as some youtubers post.

2 minutes ago, AlphaSquad32 said:

It did something but not what i was wanting. Now the lights on the car are looking like a lighter color.

Any plus it doesnt look as good at night as some youtubers post.

If you have teamviewer then i can get your steam and message you my codes and see if you can do anything with it.

2 minutes ago, AlphaSquad32 said:

It did something but not what i was wanting. Now the lights on the car are looking like a lighter color.

Any plus it doesnt look as good at night as some youtubers post.

 

The values I gave you should make the cars look really good at night and day.  This is from my game.

 

Make sure in the values, you put 6000.00 and 1500.00

 

 

Just now, Kallus Rourke said:

 

The values I gave you should make the cars look really good at night and day.  This is from my game.

 

Make sure in the values, you put 6000.00 and 1500.00

 

 

Yeah not on my side it just looks bad the lights all you can mainly see are like 5 dots and not the blue circle around it.

Got teamviewer, maybe you could figure it out. Afterall im not very good at this kind of stuff.

Just now, AlphaSquad32 said:

Yeah not on my side it just looks bad the lights all you can mainly see are like 5 dots and not the blue circle around it.

Got teamviewer, maybe you could figure it out. Afterall im not very good at this kind of stuff.

 

I'm sorry, but I only provide support on this forum.  Do you have any other graphics mods or anything else in your game that may edit lights?

Not that i know of i know i got visual v but i downloaded it after i got the vehicle. (Once i got it, the problem came with it.)

2 minutes ago, AlphaSquad32 said:

Not that i know of i know i got visual v but i downloaded it after i got the vehicle. (Once i got it, the problem came with it.)

I guess if it comes too it i still got an extra copy of gta that i copied before installing lspdfr i can reinstall everything on it, because like i said els isn't working properly and i cant add any other vehicles for some reason.

3 minutes ago, AlphaSquad32 said:

Not that i know of i know i got visual v but i downloaded it after i got the vehicle. (Once i got it, the problem came with it.)

 

In OpenIV, go to the same place you put the visualsettings.  Mods / update / update / common / data.  Double click visualsettings.dat.  You should now be given a viewing window to look at the file.  Scroll down until you find car.defaultlight.emissive.on. for day and night.  What are the percentages set at?

1 minute ago, Kallus Rourke said:

 

In OpenIV, go to the same place you put the visualsettings.  Mods / update / update / common / data.  Double click visualsettings.dat.  You should now be given a viewing window to look at the file.  Scroll down until you find car.defaultlight.emissive.on. for day and night.  What are the percentages set at?

day is at 6000

night is at 1500

2 minutes ago, AlphaSquad32 said:

day is at 6000

night is at 1500

 

It's almost like your vanilla files are still taking priority over your mods folder, especially since you're unable to add other cars.  Delete your mods folder, please, and redo it.

4 minutes ago, Kallus Rourke said:

 

It's almost like your vanilla files are still taking priority over your mods folder, especially since you're unable to add other cars.  Delete your mods folder, please, and redo it.

ok, but 1 question to make another one all i have to do is go to the top left and click create new folder?

Just now, AlphaSquad32 said:

ok, but 1 question to make another one all i have to do is go to the top left and click create new folder?

 

Yes, or you can just go into your GTA V folder normally and create one.  Remember to copy over the paths from your original directory.

1 minute ago, Kallus Rourke said:

 

Yes, or you can just go into your GTA V folder normally and create one.  Remember to copy over the paths from your original directory.

Now that its deleted now what? (I'm not trying to mess anything up).

Just now, AlphaSquad32 said:

Now that its deleted now what? (I'm not trying to mess anything up).

 

I understand, no worries.

 

In OpenIV, go to update / update / common data.  You should see a notification warning you that you're not using a mods folder.  If not, it's fine. Right click the "data" folder, and look for "copy to mods folder."  If you don't see this option, go back one in OpenIV, and right click common. You should see the option.

 

Next, go into your mods folder to where your visusalsettings are located.  Extract it to your desktop.  Open it, and change the values.  Save.  Now click "edit mode" in OIV, and drag the edited visualsettings.  Click "edit mode" again to turn off editing.  You should be done for this part.

 

For vehicles, do the exact same, albeit a different path.  For vehicles - update / x64 / dlcpacks . latest patchday that has a vehicles.rpf, and right click on "dlc.rpf"--> Copy to mods folder. You should now be good to add in your car.  You don't have to add all the patchdays to your mods folder, but it's a good idea to.

10 minutes ago, Kallus Rourke said:

 

I understand, no worries.

 

In OpenIV, go to update / update / common data.  You should see a notification warning you that you're not using a mods folder.  If not, it's fine. Right click the "data" folder, and look for "copy to mods folder."  If you don't see this option, go back one in OpenIV, and right click common. You should see the option.

 

Next, go into your mods folder to where your visusalsettings are located.  Extract it to your desktop.  Open it, and change the values.  Save.  Now click "edit mode" in OIV, and drag the edited visualsettings.  Click "edit mode" again to turn off editing.  You should be done for this part.

 

For vehicles, do the exact same, albeit a different path.  For vehicles - update / x64 / dlcpacks . latest patchday that has a vehicles.rpf, and right click on "dlc.rpf"--> Copy to mods folder. You should now be good to add in your car.  You don't have to add all the patchdays to your mods folder, but it's a good idea to.

Still nothing.

Just now, AlphaSquad32 said:

Still nothing.

 

You redid your mods folder, right?  Did you also install this car again? or is this installed in the vanilla files?