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Are there any pictures of it? I don't think I quite know what they specifically use

Nah haven't quit, just caught up in school and other ventures, but I'll definitely be releasing this one. And the same model as what? My last one, the one in the pictures? That model does look promising, although that looks like a picture off google so I dunno haha

Thanks! And yes, I got quite distracted with a large coding project that I'm working on but I'm still developing the model and should have some updates out in the near future ;)

Yeah I am just so bad at default lighting that it was taking forever. Although I am pretty sure I'll come back to it now that ELS is out :D

It's definitely a possibility but I'd have to see after the Bearcat because it would be a lot of work.

Hello everyone, Some of you probably remember the first Lenco Bearcat Variation that I released. While it was the closest thing that the community had at the time, it wasn't nearly as accurate as I wanted it to be. But today I am proud to announce that a much more accurate model is in development. I have been working on it for quite some time now, but I did not want to announce it until it was farther along in the development process. There is no current release date, and it still needs a lot of work done on it, so please don't ask when it will be released. Screenshots in the spoiler below. Enjoy Please remember that it is currently in development. I am still working on the textures/materials and this is not the final product. Also, my previous model is being renamed from "Lenco Bearcat Variation" to "Lenco Variation" to avoid confusion. It is suggested that anyone who made skins or other versions rename theirs as well, but it is not required, just to help. Feel free to comment any questions or suggestions you may have.

Not really, you would need to find a vehicle model that is specifically setup for that

You're sorta there. If I'm not mistaken, you should be able to make a Vehicle array like that, then in the end, just make a loop that deletes every element in the array. for(int i=0; i<3; i++) { if(vehicleArray[i] != null) vehicleArray[i].delete; } And you'd obviously have to use whatever code is needed to delete the car in place of vehicleArray.delete. And the if statement isn't needed but I would strongly suggest it just in case one element gets deleted by another part of your code and then you won't have this code trying to delete a car that doesn't even exist.