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iMikayIa

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  2. @Giordano Before I saw your post, I had transferred it by right clicking Patchday17 and extracting it from the vanilla folder to the modded folder. I am currently doing the same for the police and sheriff vehicles located in patchday3 in the mods folder (transferring them to patchday17 also in the mods folder) Yeah, I suck at this. I think I did it wrong and if I continue to try I'll destroy my game on accident again.
  3. I'll try that now and see how it goes @Giordano Thank you for having the patience to help me out!
  4. So move the Patchday17 into the mods folder and put the police vehicles or any vehicle I wish to re-skin in there then do the same process I've been doing?
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  6. I really wanted this one in the Sheriff spot, but it says it is meant for "BCSD Animated Cvpi ELS Enabled." Does that mean the texture itself wouldn't work on a default vehicle skin? If so, here is another one. Here was my process w/ this one: 1. Download. 2. Open files in Win.rar 3. Open up OpenIV for windows. 4. GTA V > update > x64 > dlcpacks > patchday3ng > dlc.rpf > x64 > levels > gta5 > vehiclres.rpf 5. Turn on edit mode in Open IV. 6. Open sheriff.ytd 7. In Winrar: Open "Wisconsin State Police" file. 8. In the readme: "To install CVPI skin: x64e.rpf > levels > GTA V > vehicles.rpf" (maybe I just need to place it in the vehicles.rpf and not go into the sheriff.ytd file?) 9. I open up sheriff.ytd. 10. I rename the win.rar skin "sheriff1" then drag and drop it into the sheriff.ytd file. I then delete the original sheriff1 posistion(which has the decals on the side of the vehicle) then save. Am I doing more than I need to? Am I doing less? Are one of my concerns correct on placing the files in the wrong place?
  7. This is the tutorial I followed exactly(to my knowledge.) There are a couple of concerns that might of made things go wrong: I am pretty sure that his police cruiser is not the default one. When I was changing the textures in the .ytd. files, I replaced policenew_sign_1 w/ the skin provided, then delete the rest of the policenew_signs that were there previously. Then, I go to Police.yft and find that it didn't work; either the skin is on the vehicle but like a kid threw cans of paint all over the car, or the whole vehicle texture is on the roof of the car. Note: I also prefer the sheriff vehicle goes into the Sheriff spot. If this doesn't indicate any truth and you don't know what I am doing wrong, I will gladly go through my process more thoroughly.
  8. Here's the issue: Anytime I try to install a vehicle texture, the texture is ALWAYS messed up. Usually in the form of the texture taking the spot of the vehicle number on the roof. What am I doing wrong? I have followed tutorials exactly it seems.
  9. My default Crown Vic Police Interceptor is messed up. While trying(and failing) to change the vehicle texture, I screwed the vehicle up and don't know what to do. Any help would be appreciated.

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