Download it from the LSPDFR page or a website of your choice.

Extract it (Personally I Use WINRAR)

Youube videos on how to use that 

Once you have extracted your folder open, openIV  (download from internet)

Once you have your vehicle folder and open iv open go into edit mode. Button on the top.

Use the read me in the vehicle folder to tell you where to go!

E.G Update/X64/DLCpacks (in the read me its should tell you what dlc pack to go into)

patchday3ng/ dlc.rpf/x64/levels/gta5/vehiclesrpf/ find the car your replacing (should tell you in the read me file. and select those files (Example police.2) find all the files (police 2 ) and highlight them and then press the green plus button at the top of the screen. After selecting the green cross find where you extracted vehicle files and select all of them.

Simple (kind off) now your new cop car should be ready in game for you.

Hoped this helped if not message me and i will walk you through it..

Links:
LCPD:FR = http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/4607-lcpd-first-response/
ELS = http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/2985-emergency-lighting-system-iv/
SparkIV = http://www. .com/gta-4/programs/13768-sparkiv-070-beta-1-for-gtaiv-eflc.html
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British Pack = http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/6210-ultimate-british-police-pack/
Taxi Pack = http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/6027-london-taxi-mod-lti-tx4/

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Hello everyone! Welcome to my first ever tutorial.

My goal is to run through, step by step, the basics of converting a car model from another game into a GTA IV vehicle which will be fully functioning.

I will be linking my videos below as I make them so at the moment, this tutorial is a work in progress but I am planning on completing the whole tutorial in about 5-8 parts (hopefully).

Please feel free to leave any and all comments, questions, or critique. I look forward to helping everyone and learning from some good constructive criticism.

Notes:

The video tutorials will start at a point at which you should already have your vehicle model by either ripping it from a game, or simply downloading it off a website.

You will need zModeler and a working copy of GTA IV.

Please refer to here for the full tutorial:

here's a tutorial on how to attach lights to each other so you can as many lights on a car you want 

2. Open thoses files and once you are complete editing the paintsign with paint or any paint app

3.open Spark IV (or Open IV) locate your car and go to its wtd file oplen make sure you are in editor mode 

4. locate paintsign and replace it with your new paintsign do it to all if you want them all to be like that if not just do one and you can change paint jobs with trainer

Any question I can help PM me I have a new account I lost my old one

but ill hepl with any questions any model request or want me to make packs for city om ill get back to you thanks

I took this down a long time ago for a long list of reasons. I won't go into those reasons since they aren't important anymore. After receiving a lot of PM's requesting it to be sent to them or put back up again I decided I would once again make it public and share it with everyone. I know there are others like it but apparently there was something about mine that people liked since I've had so many requests for it.

Everything you need to know is contained within these 24 photo collages. If you want to actually follow it step by step you'll need BxBugs123's CVPI, Whelen Justice, Go Rhino Pushbar, and Code 3 XT6's. Otherwise all the steps apply to every other WFT you'll ever have to import. Once again this is just a basic guide to import and export a model. As far as support goes, please either comment below and maybe someone can help or try going over the tutorial again since I know everything that you need to know to get models into Zmod is covered in this guide. *I won't reply to PM's for support*

If you want to download the archive as a ZIP, the link is below. Comment/Concerns comment below or PM me. Thanks

All credit goes to NickieB for the creation of this tutorial. Please don't upload or distribute this to other sites.

DOWNLOAD: http://www.mediafire.com/download/8889j5zsh2wzve8/NickieB_ZMOD_TUTORIAL.ZIP

So here we go -

In this GTA IV tutorial I cover how to install vehicles, and change vehicle liveries using SparkIV and OpenIV. If you don't understand how to mod, or add/change something in GTA IV and you would like me to do a tutorial, comment below.

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â–¼ Download OpenIV or SparkIV â–¼

OpenIV âž¡ http://www.gta4-mods.com/tools/openiv-15-f21438

SparkIV âž¡ http://www.gtainside.com/en/download.php?do=detail&cat=326&id=28310

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Video go to fast? Here are the steps -

Installing Vehicle Mods -

1) Download and Install OpenIV or SparkIV

2) Download desired GTA IV vehicle

3) Open SparkIV or OpenIV

4) Navigate - GTA IV Main Directory - pc - models - cdimages - vehicles.img

5*) If Using OpenIV click 'Edit Mode' on the top near the search bar

âž¡ Drag Files Into OpenIV - If using 7Zip the file must be extracted, if using WinRar the file can be drug directly from archive into OpenIV

5*) If using SparkIV click 'Import' then select the files, rebuild and save.

Changing Vehicle Liveries -

1) Download and Install OpenIV or SparkIV

2) Download desired GTA IV vehicle

3) Open SparkIV or OpenIV

4) Navigate - GTA IV Main Directory - pc - models - cdimages - vehicles.img

5*) If using OpenIV click 'Edit Mode' on the top, next to the search bar.

âž¡Then click the desired vehicle texture file, and scroll down and click on Police Sign 1/ cvpi Sign 1/ or something similar.

âž¡ Click replace on the top right, and double click the desired livery you would like to replace it w/.

âž¡ Finally click save & close.

5*) If using SparkIV select designated vehicle .wtd and click edit on the top.

âž¡Then click the desired vehicle texture file, and scroll down and click on Police Sign 1/ cvpi Sign 1/ or something similar.

âž¡Click import and double click on the livery you would like to replace it w/.

*Each vehicle gets 4 different liveries that randomly spawn in-game, to change the other liveries follow the same steps as listed above.

go to Grand Theft Auto Iv folder Then common/Data

Then find handling.dat Rigth click and Make sure Read-Only is not check. If so uncheck Read-only Apply and ok

Now download Notepad++ if you dont have it.

After That go to the handling.dat and rigth click and Find edit with notepad++

Now it is time to change the handling line POLPAT delete every thing in that one line. NOw go

find a handling line a copy it and paste it in that line . But be sure to POLPAT extact name

When you are done go to file and save at the top of the screen

And Make sure you space the numbers out with the line above

And Rigth Click LaunchGTAIV.exe and click Run As adminsitrator

Be sure to Not to set Read-Only in notepad++

Once we have the vehicle setup to our liking, we'll want to attach the extras together so ELS will actually work in-game.

First things first, check to see if the lighting equipment has any "helper" (or similar) folders within the main folder itself. As you can see, there are two helper folders here.

Drag these helper folders out of the main equipment folder (in this case WhelenEdge and Whelen_Talon) above the vehicle model (police.wft).

Once the helper folders are no longer inside the main equipment folder(s), proceed to delete the equipment folder(s) (this is not a requirement, but it keeps things tidy) by right clicking on the folder and selecting edit/delete.

Open up the helper folders, as you can see there are multiple extra 1 and extra 4 folders. These are what we will be attaching (only attach the extras if there is more than one set). At this point, decide which light bar will be the "main" one you will attach everything to. For this tutorial, I have selected the Whelen Edge (the second helper folder) as the main light bar.

Open the extra folders, inside you should see a extra_L0 file. Drag the extra_L0 files out of this folder and into the main light bar (WhelenEdge) extras folder.

You should now see duplicate extra_L0 files.

Right click on the main light bar folder (WhelenEdge) and select "Show isolated", this will hide all other layers/folders but the one selected.

The hierarchy and view panels should know look like this... and oh no! The car is gone! Don't worry, this is perfectly fine.

Now hide the main light bar base (the actual bar itself, not the extras - these should be named differently). You should end up with a view like this.

Under the tools tab on the left hand side of your screen, click on modify and then click attach.

Making sure Selective Mode is off (keyboard shortcut - space-bar), attach the extras to each other (extra_1_L0 to extra_1_L0 and extra_4_L0 to extra_4_L0, ect) by clicking on the secondary (talon) extras and selecting the primary (edge) extras.

The duplicate extra_L0 files should now disappear from your hierarchy. This means you have successfully attached the extras together.

Right click on the main light bar and click "show the rest". This should reveal all hidden layers/folders.

The extras folders (where you took the extra_L0 files from) can now be deleted (once again, this isn't required, but it keeps things neat and tidy).

If the vehicle has any sub folders inside the lighting equipment folders (as shown, there is a misc_g folder inside the talon helper folder), drag them out and delete the original folder. At this point, rename any folders that are named the same (in this case I've changed "helper" to edge).

Place the lighting equipment folders (edge and misc_g) inside the vehicle model hierarchy folder.

Because the lights are mounted on the roof and dash of this vehicle, they're fine to sit under the chassis_L2 file, however this is dependent on the lighting position (ex: if you have lights in the grill, they should go inside the "bonnet" folder. NOTE: Always make sure the extra_L0 files are above the lighting equipment model, such as the base/stand, itself!).

Hopefully this tutorial helped you. If you have any questions, please leave them below and I will try my best to answer them. :)

Extra_1 (Primary Flash) Color- Usually blue

Extra_2 (Secondary Flash) Color- Usually red

Extra_3 (Secondary Flash) Color- Usually blue

Extra_4 (Primary Flash) Color- Usually red

Extra_5 (Wig_wag 1) [ will activate to take-down 1) Color- Usually white

Extra_6 (Wig_wag 2) [ will activate to take-down 2) Color- Usually white

Extra_7 (Traffic Advisor 1) Color- Usually orange/yellow

Extra_8 (Traffic Advisor 2) Color- Usually orange/yellow

Extra_9 (Traffic Advisor 3) Color- Usually orange/yellow

Dummy Primaritives

(Extra_1) Size 0.04 Scaled on X-Y-Z axis.

(Extra_2) Size 0.04 Scaled on X-Y-Z axis.

(Extra_3) Size 0.04 Scaled on X-Y-Z axis.

(Extra_4) Size 0.04 Scaled on X-Y-Z axis.

(Extra_5) Size 0.04 Scaled on X-Y-Z axis.

(Extra_6) Size 0.04 Scaled on X-Y-Z axis.

(Extra_7) Size 0.04 Scaled on X-Y-Z axis.

(Extra_8) Size 0.04 Scaled on X-Y-Z axis.

(Extra_9) Size 0.04 Scaled on X-Y-Z axis.

Extra_1 Should consist of, Extra_1_L0 & Extra_1_L1

Extra_2 Should consist of, Extra_2_L0 & Extra_2_L1

Extra_3 Should consist of, Extra_3_L0 & Extra_3_L1

Extra_4 Should consist of, Extra_4_L0 & Extra_4_L1

Extra_5 Should consist of, Another Dummy named Extra5, size should be 0.02 scaled on X-Y-Z axis. Extra5 Should consist of L0 & L1 also.

Extra_6 Should consist of, Another Dummy named Extra6, size should be 0.02 scaled on X-Y-Z axis. Extra6 Should consist of L0 & L1 also.

Extra_7 Should consist of, Extra_7_L0 & Extra_7_L1

Extra_8 Should consist of, Extra_8_L0 & Extra_8_L1

Extra_9 Should consist of, Another Dummy named Extra9, size should be 0.02 scaled on X-Y-Z axis. Extra9 Should consist of L0 & L1 also.

(If no second dummy is added to Extra5,6,9 They will mostly likely not flash, or will be darker then the rest)

Example, I did not have L1's but make sure you create them. (Hope this helped)!

Does it not work when you replace the files?

Don't worry!

Simply use this: Vehicle Mod Installer v1.3

Step One: Download the desired vehicle.

Step Two: Open the Installer and find your GTA directory in the top browse box.

Step Three: Browse to the main folder of the vehicle in the bottom box.

Step Four: Click the 'Next' button in the bottom right

Step Five: Check all files are correct. (NOTE: The installer detects ReadMe.txts for handling.dat etc!)

Step Six: Click Next

Step Seven: Select the car you want to replace. If you want fill in the top box to rename the car so intead of it being called "Police Cruiser" it will be called "CVPI" in-game when you enter the vehicle!

Step Eight: Click install follow on-screen instructions if any appear.

Step Nine: Launch GTA IV and use your car!

Did it help? Use the comments to let me know!

This tutorial requires some of the basics of modding vehicles by using OpenIV.

Requirements:

ELS V7 or 8

Legal copy of Grand Theft Auto IV - 1.0.7.0 or EFLC 1.1.2.0

OpenIV

A text editor, for example, Notepad++ or GetDiz.

A vehicle modification.

WinRAR or 7Zip.

Alright, first off, we need to download a car mod. Whatever car of your choice. ELS enabled ones are recommended since I have learned that there are problems with non-els vehicles.

I'm gonna go with this one: http://www.gta4-mods.com/vehicles/1983-chevrolet-impala-libertychicago-police-f11974

Once you have the rar file open, you need to rename 'police2.wft' and 'police2.wtd' (or whatever the names of your files are) to a civilian vehicle slot name.

I'm gonna rename them to 'vigero2.wft' and 'vigero2.wtd', since the real VIGERO2 is ugly as shit, so yeah!

Like this:

And now you can go ahead and add these two files in vehicles.img with OpenIV. Don't forget to make backups of the files you're replacing, and rebuild and save while you're at it!

Okay, now that you've done that, let's check on what we have, in the OpenIV window, double-click on the vigero2.wft file you just replaced, and the whole vehicle will be shown.

This is how it will look like in game. Don't worry about the wheels or any other missing features, that's just how OpenIV renders it. They will be there in-game.

Now that we've added the vehicle into the game, let's change the vehicles.ide lines.

Use Notepad++ and open vehicles.ide in the common/data folder. Make sure that it's not write-protected.

Right-click on the vehicles.ide file and choose properties, then deselect the write-protection box.

Then click ok, and open the file itself with notepad++

This is how it should look like:

Now, go to police or police2, and copy this line from it: car, POLICE, POLICE, VEH@STD, VEH@STD_RI1, 100, 999, 0.2345, 0.2345, 0.2, 2, 1.0 ,1, ext_requi+ext_strong+livery (NOT the entire line, just the line that starts with 'car,'!

and remove this line from vigero2: car, VIGERO2, VIGERO2, VEH@LOW, VEH@LOW_HI2_HI2, 30, 999, 0.2237, 0.2237, 0, 5, 1.0 ,1, ext_requi+livery+bangerexhaustfx

and replace it with the line you copied from police or police2.

Now save and if it is an ELS enabled vehicle, you need to add a new line to the bottom of the ELS.ini file which should be like this:

[ VIGERO2 ]

Status = on

File = default_config

Now try it out in-game.

There you have it! You now have a police vehicle in a civilian vehicle slot!

Thanks for reading my first tutorial, I hope it wasn't too hard to read. :D

If you liked it, please feel free to press the green arrow over there -->

And if there's something wrong or a problem, don't be shy and PM me about it!

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Go full screen to see everything clearly.

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Back up your files.

Eat up, young ones.