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Andthewy

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  1. Running on v3179, I get a crash with the script installed - remove it, no crash. I'm using the nightly version of SHVDN and no other script issues that I've noticed. Is this a known bug? Does the mod work without the script?
  2. If you go into the ELS xmls for the vehicles, try changing <ReverseLights DfltPattern... /> to ="0" which turns off those lights. Or you could change ColorL and ColorR to red, which is less distracting. You'll find that under AUX CORONAS, usually around line 46
  3. It depends on the model, you can possibly edit the texture file... which model is it?
  4. In the process of creating my first vehicle and messed around with the extras set up - nothing related to your models 🙂 No, I got a dev model and tried out a few things.
  5. Hey bro! Had a look at this with a couple of zmodeller tests - it looks like extra_1 should be on the left (driver's side) as it generates a left directional environmental light in ELS, and extra_4 on the right. I put them the other way around and couldn't sort the light direction. Should be a pretty simple fix for a future update of renaming the extra dummies and flipping 1 thru 4 🙂
  6. 1.6.1 updates! I was using this yesterday and thought, I need a menu to change to fast speed trigger, AND THEN YOU’VE DONE IT 🙏🏻
  7. It'd be worth reading up on ELS then, Keys 1-5 control the siren tones, but I use a controller for driving, so it's slightly different!
  8. Hmmm, ok. A few things to check (and apologies if this is overly basic): 1. Have you installed OpenIV and used it to install the ASI Loader? (Unsure - check the below) 2. If you have, have you got any other downloaded cars installed? Do the ELS lights work on them? Are you using the els LSTG key (J or DPadLeft by default) to turn on the lights, it's a different button for default cars.
  9. Yeah, I tried that - it works on the 2018 Charger, you get the environmental lighting and the emissive colour matched and on the correct side of the car. That doesn't work on the 21 Tahoe or 20 FPIU. On these the colours are correct, but ELS environmental light seems like it's hard coded in particular direction, so any sort of increase of the radiance and you get a beautiful colour bouncing off buildings on the wrong side of the car. Changing the offsets doesn't work, I've pushed it as far as 10.0 and that just creates a light source further away, but still facing the wrong direction (i.e. you can make the Extra01 light source (usually left) go way over to the right, but it doesn't light up anything to the right, it casts light on the car and over to the left still. So I assume that Extra01 is a left-hand facing, and extra04 is a right-hand facing, which is why the ELS docs suggest it goes that way around. I would imagine it's just a case of renaming them in zmodeller so that the lowest number starts on the left. The 18charger and the F150 both have a red left-hand side emissive on extra01, the ones that aren't matching the environmental effects are the opposite. It's the same for any car where extra01 is on the right. If there's a fix in the XML using the offsets I'm happily sort that out and share the updated files, but I've spent an hour moving the numbers around to no gain 🙂
  10. The issue seems to be that I think ELS is coded so that Extra01 produces a left-facing environmental light, Extra02 and 03 are front and rear, and Extra04 is right-facing. Whoever made the car has put Extra01 emissive on the right side and Extra04 emissive on the left side (against the instructions in the ELS docs, which state lowest number on the left) it's a really common problem with a LOT of cars. If you set AllowEnvLight to false you'll see the direction they face. Changing the offsets sort of works, but even if you set it WAY off the car it's still directed to the wrong side. If you want to test where the emissive is, set all the extras in cruise to false, aside from extra01 and turn on the cruise lights. I imagine extra01 is on the right side of the car if you're having this problem.
  11. @OfficerArk Looks like there's a minor issue with extra placement on the models (20FPIU, 21TAHOE are the ones I've tested and re-tested). Extra 1 is on the right on these, where on the F150 it's on the left. It creates a problem with ELS as the radiant lighting reflects off buildings etc on the opposite side to the emissive or the wrong color. Attempting to fix it in the ELS vcf files now, but I'm not having a lot of luck.
  12. Change the els XML file <cruise> tags to the following: <CRUISE> <DisableAtLstg3>true</DisableAtLstg3> <UseExtras Extra1="true" Extra2="false" Extra3="false" Extra4="true" /> </CRUISE>

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