br100x
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br100x's post in MAJOR PROBLEM was marked as the answerYes, and then you can add switches like -nomemrestrict to the file. Refer to this guide for more info.
Also, if you have the steam copy of the game, you can just click "set launch options" under the game properties and put the switches there.
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br100x's post in Best Way to Texture a Tire was marked as the answerI figured out how to unwrap the tire in 3ds max so it maps flat on the texture using this youtube tutorial.
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br100x's post in Material Problem in Zmodeler was marked as the answerOk, thanks! I'm still not seeing the transparency in game, but it could be the way i applied it in paint.net, so I'll see if that fixes it.
EDIT: The transparency problem was caused by the vehglass textures for the lights not being the last material in the materials editor. To fix it, first make sure to have the proper textures ordered and applied correctly, as BOVRILwares said earlier. Second, create a copy of the existing vehglass material that you made for the lights and simply assign the copy to where the original was applied. If everything turns out well, delete the obsolete original texture to keep everything neat and organized, and you are good to go! :)
