Hey, guys. I've been recently using this ELS enabled buffalo ( http://gtapolicemods...?do=file&id=564 ) and although it runs great so far, I've been having an issue. As I progressively play or spawn a new buffalo, the skin I had created for it sometimes shows up faded or even not there at all. Does anyone know how I can fix it? The mod status to this car is open, I just need to know what I have to do. I suspect hat it may be the dirt layer, but I have no idea what I'm doing in this ball-park.

Here are three photo's to show the different levels of fading, which vary which each spawn of the vehicle.

http://tinypic.com/r/35cikr9/6

http://tinypic.com/r/fktsme/6

http://tinypic.com/r/9iw70l/6

Edited June 14, 201213 yr by EscobarJP

That's dirt accumulation. Use a trainer to clean your car to make it all bright and shiny again.

Simple fixes. I love'em. Thank you. Quick question; Is there anyway I can change the dirt texture so it actually looks like dirt and covers the correct arreas intead of the entire vehicle?

Edited June 14, 201213 yr by EscobarJP

That's a fault by the modeler that made it, he most probably used the incorrect layout for the material, nothing you can do to fix it I'm afraid.

He left the vehicle open to be futher modified. Still no possible way of correcting his flaw, then?

You could of course import it and correct it, but its a long process to explain the whole story on importing and setting the vehicle up in Zmodeler.

I have no knowledge of how to use Zmodeler and I know there aren't many moderlers who are willing to take requests. I guess, I'll have to use the trainer. Do you know one that functions well with LCPDFR and 1.0.7.0?

Personally, I use this one. I find it quite easy to use.

http://www.gta4-mods.com/script/ingame-trainer-v190-f2128

You can just go in vehshare into vehicles.img & replace the dirt textures with a clear 1 so you never get dirty cars.

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Edited June 14, 201213 yr by EscobarJP

Hey, guys. Thanks for the help. It's unfortunate that I don't have the know-how or programs to fix the dirt layer flaw that he left, BUT with the trainer and advice you've given me, cleaning the car is a simple alternative that I can deal with. Again, many thanks.

Edited June 14, 201213 yr by EscobarJP