Element
Members
-
Joined
-
Last visited
Everything posted by Element
-
The best way to shop for a car it to first layout your budget then decide what you want to do with it and what style of vehicle. (Daily driver,Sports car,Utility/truck, Straight up Race car, ext...) Considering it is your first car i`m guessing you need a daily driver. Not really sure if they sell Chevy Caprices in the states to civilians maybe you could find a ex police car but i doubt it since they are still new.I would steer clear of Pontiac there is a reason they are not a company anymore and the G8 is a huge contributing factor to that. Your budget for a first car seems way better then mine was back in 07.Ended up with at $1500 89 Ford Ranger that went threw more coolant then fuel.Heap blew up 6 months later.Stuck with Chevy Impala`s ever since.They are great.
-
-
I know all about open IV.I was asking if i could duplicated the directory's. I have a UK police sim V and a US based V.
-
-
I have installed this twice and my vehicle still look like this. There be a vshared with it?- 6 comments
- 2 reviews
-
-
Yep that works. Shame you cant do it like IV that was so much easier.
-
-
Has anyone had any luck duplicating their steam GTA V directory? Or have any Info on the matter? I want to make a separate GTA V UK Build but it does not me launch the game threw he LuanchGTAV.exe anymore like it used to in IV I have to launch threw the steam interface. So i`m not sure what to expect when this finishes pasting.
-
If you use Simple Native Trainer and turn on car god mode on it will mute your siren till you turn off the god mode. Don`t know why but i`m not complaining
-
That was great! Welcome back to San Andreas everyone.
-
-
-
-
Damn check that out.Nice work. -
Does anyone know how to to get the custom rims on the Police cars in GTA V.I assume it would be threw some kind of Car Modding script but all the ones that i have tried don`t allow you to do it.I think it would be cool to have the all black steel rims from V on this car and the Interceptor. Image by : OfficerLund
-
-
What!!!!???? Please tell me how this is possible.A want some all black steelies. -
-
-
Yeah this is nice. Please release what settings you have in this photo. -
That is just laziness R*.I pay you to much for that. -
Ok i will do my best here .Please bare with me. Step 1 Export the Ytd file you want to edit from Open IV to your desktop Step 2 Open the YTD file with Texture toolkit and export the DDS texture files inside it that you want to edit. Step 3 Edit your files (PhotoShop,Paint,Paint.net I ended up using all 3 for mine. Whatever works for you.) Step 4 Take your newly Edited DDS files and import them back into the YTD file with Texture ToolKit . Save and Close TTK Step 5 Now you have your Freshly edited YTD file on your desktop.Use OpenIV to put this back in your game.(You can import YTD and such into your game you just cant import the DDS files inside of the ytd`s yet. That`s what Texture ToolKit is for) Save OpenIV and your Good to go. I feel like this should have just been a tutorial topic.But TTK will probably only be around for a little bit. Until OpenIV can operate at full capacity with V.Seems to just be a work around for now. Ok i pretty sure that made sense.- 5 comments
- 1 review
-
OpenIV cant import the DDS files yet only export.You need to pull the YTD file out of open IV and open and edit it with this. Texture Toolkit DL Also it may be different for you but for me MS Paint and PhotoShop wont load the DDS files you Might have to use this to edit em.Been working fine for me.Its like paint but not as basic. Paint.net DL Hope that helps.
- 5 comments
- 1 review
-
Baltimore City Police (Cop Re Texture) By: ElementThis is a simple texture mod that adds Baltimore City Patches to the Stock GTA V City cops models.I understand that the patches are a bit blurry. There was never a patch there to begin with so it distorted a bit.Is the best i can do with what is available at this time using the R* made Texture layouts.But I feel it still perfectly capture what i`m going for here.A new versions of this will be made in the future.Follow content for later update. Install: Import the ytd file provided using OpenIV. x64e.rpf/models/cdimages/compentpeds_s_m_y.rpf
- 5 comments
- 1 review
