Can some explain how do fix with added skin on cvpi looks distorted.  More like out of place. 1) Do cvpi texture work on all texture? 2) what are the best car models to add texture? 3.)is there a way to resize or adjust to fit on cvpi texture? 

Hi. I believe almost all models have their own unique template. You have to find the correct skin for the model you want to use. 

 

Or you can get the template for that model, and alter the skin so it fits the template. 

That can be done with for example gimp or photoshop. 

11 hours ago, misfit1089 said:

Can some explain how do fix with added skin on cvpi looks distorted.  More like out of place. 1) Do cvpi texture work on all texture? 2) what are the best car models to add texture? 3.)is there a way to resize or adjust to fit on cvpi texture? 

 

Make sure the texture is for the same year CVPI.  For example, if your CVPI is 2011, make sure the texture is for 2011.  As long as the year is the same, one CVPI texture will work on all other CVPIs.  There isn't really a best, though CVPI seems to be quite favorable with textures.  The only way to resize textures is to edit them yourself.

 

10 hours ago, Kalleboston said:

Hi. I believe almost all models have their own unique template. You have to find the correct skin for the model you want to use. 

 

Or you can get the template for that model, and alter the skin so it fits the template. 

That can be done with for example gimp or photoshop. 

 

They do, but 99% of all CVPI textures will work on other CVPIs if the years are the same.

On 9/14/2017 at 2:46 PM, Kallus Rourke said:

 

Make sure the texture is for the same year CVPI.  For example, if your CVPI is 2011, make sure the texture is for 2011.  As long as the year is the same, one CVPI texture will work on all other CVPIs. 

They do, but 99% of all CVPI textures will work on other CVPIs if the years are the same.

WHAT??!!!! no, no, no, no and no.

1 the year doesnt matter for cvpis. as long as its 98-11 the year wont make a difference at all. most cvpis are using the dsf template, however you have bug's cvpi which uses an entirely different template. and now the forza vic is being used, which uses a dsf based template. so it doesnt matter what year the cvpi is, all that matter is which template did the modeler use

43 minutes ago, OfficerFive0 said:

WHAT??!!!! no, no, no, no and no.

1 the year doesnt matter for cvpis. as long as its 98-11 the year wont make a difference at all. most cvpis are using the dsf template, however you have bug's cvpi which uses an entirely different template. and now the forza vic is being used, which uses a dsf based template. so it doesnt matter what year the cvpi is, all that matter is which template did the modeler use

 

I stand partially corrected, but I'm still right about CVPI textures almost always fitting every other CVPI .:P

Just now, Kallus Rourke said:

 

I stand partially corrected, but I'm still right about CVPI textures almost always fitting every other CVPI .:P

except for bug's cars. which even though hes only released a few they are among some of the highest downloaded cars

1 hour ago, OfficerFive0 said:

WHAT??!!!! no, no, no, no and no.

1 the year doesnt matter for cvpis. as long as its 98-11 the year wont make a difference at all. most cvpis are using the dsf template, however you have bug's cvpi which uses an entirely different template. and now the forza vic is being used, which uses a dsf based template. so it doesnt matter what year the cvpi is, all that matter is which template did the modeler use

thank you for clearing things up... I'm getting the hang of it slowly... lol