medmark
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![[WIP] 2014 GMC 3500 Ambulance](//s3-gallery.int-cdn.lcpdfrusercontent.com/gallery/album_722/sml_gallery_3386_722_23937.jpg)
Looks really good, let me know if you need some skins made, I have some cool Medic One units done? Also, some of the newer ambulance stagger the front box lights....translation you have one high light in the corner like you do now and then the next one is a little lower, then back up higher, and then a lower one, and then back up high. Looks really cool when they are all lit up like that. Here is a link '> -
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Hello everybody! Does anyone have a good recommendation for a police patrol motorcycle. The one I've been using in the video isn't bad but the light colors can't be changed due to mapping issues I believe. Any recommendations are greatly appreciated!
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release it! It would also be awesome to see an all black/ all dark blue version -
Just put a disclaimer in your actual video or description that says "the cities, counties, and police departments represented in this video, while they may resemble actual departments, are purely fictional and for computer game entertainment purposes only". Maybe not those exact words but something along those lines.
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A couple of common callout ideas- "man down- unknown emergency". This could be a seizure, syncopal episode, heart problem, anything. "rubbish fire- trash fire". Just a small contained fire, usually found in dumpsters or around apartments or businesses. "Fuel spill - Hazmat situation" - Most common at vehicle accidents or gas stations, fuel spills that require special attention. "Jumper in the water-suicide" and "Building Jumper- Suicide" - bridge, highway or building current jumper or successful jumper. Can't wait to see how this mod shapes up!
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To respond to your top video the department was using a spare ladder and the brakes failed. So instead of wiping out the crowd the driver chose to put it into the cement wall to stop it. If I remember correctly they had reports of people trapped in the building so the crew went into life saving mode instead of worrying about the old truck. Great EVOC in my opinion. This video was all over Firehouse.com/FireRescueTV/Statter911 a while back and that's where the entire story was located.
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Nice looking lightbar!!!! -
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Those graphics, holy sh!& -
Then you have probably screwed up the model somehow in zmod. You also need to make sure you have the texture file exported correctly as well. Check out this video from HLSavior you might find it helpful.
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I don't think that rescue ambulance has enough lights on it
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Release it!!! This would be the best police motorcycle for GTA4 created! -
Wow this motorcycle looks awesome! Is it a WIP or released?
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Gunner did you post a "i cant find" video link to one of your own videos?!?!?! And.... I'll send you the file again, it the one i've sent you before I think. PM me with your email.
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It does use a different template than the one by bxbugs. And I meant use a different Tahoe for the lighting setup, not how the graphics would look. -
Looks really cool, I am just not a huge fan of that particular Tahoe. Might look cool on one of CJ's
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Gotta love the integrity and that vic looks simple and clean, great textures too, really neat design! -
That would still be really cool. It should work just like his CVPI with the rear moving light booms. -
The LASD cars are sick and that one looks extra good with the two spotlights flipped up. Do you think there is anyway to use the new features of ELS to make the spotlights flip up and flip down depending on what key gets pressed?
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You might take a look at your textures and align the text more to contour with the vehicle you are putting it on. The cvpi looks great flat because the doors are shaped that way. The Ford PI has a lot more angle to the doors therefore the text looks goofy straight across in my opinion.
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![[WIP] 2014 GMC 3500 Ambulance](http://s3-gallery.int-cdn.lcpdfrusercontent.com/gallery/album_722/sml_gallery_3386_722_23937.jpg)
