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Kurgan777

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  1. Just install it manually, that's what was done before any of these EXE installers ever came around.
  2. Use the Audi RS4 camera, it's the best combination of Driver's view and Hood views.
  3. Wheel position can be effected by the car slot you put the mod onto, the car can be higher, lower, and can sometimes even float, all depending where you bodyswap the car to.
  4. I'm putting this here since the other topic relevant to this was locked... Just a suggestion for Tool and Reaper, both you guys need to look into using Norton Ghost, and partitioning your harddrives so you don't lose everything when you reformat. You partition your drive to have a C and a D drive (or more if you wish, personally I have one drive partitioned 4 ways), about 25gig for C and the rest for D. Install JUST Windows and your standard apps to the C drive, install all games (and programs you DON'T want to lose) to the D drive. Save all conversion work to the D drive so you don't lose it. Install windows clean, no drivers, run Ghost. It creates a full image of the windows installation, or you can create a ghost of Windows with full drivers and programs/apps/games installed, and you can be back up and running within 10 minutes tops. Just 10 minutes and an easy restore, or hours of hairpulling madness to reinstall Windows plus all drivers, plus apps, plus games.
  5. FenixZ only does that because he charges people money to download his car mods as soon as he finishes them, which is 100% illegal because none of the car models he uses were made by him.....
  6. There's been fully working pop-up lights on dozens of car mods....
  7. The whole car floats, none of the tires touch the ground at all, and the 350Z camera isn't gonna work at all.
  8. Take it to the paint shop and don't use the Metallic option.
  9. All you had to say was that you're having PC problems, it's kinda simple like that.....
  10. Is that absolutely necessary Reaper??? You need to take a hint from any one of a dozen or more modding communities for other games, communities where nobody freaks out over requests/suggestions/questions, people work together to find solutions to problems instead of quitting projects when they hit a wall, and constructive criticism is allowed and encouraged once a project is released. You seriously need to stop acting like it's the end of the world every time someone asks a question or requests something or points out a bug in one of your mods.
  11. If you're trying to say that what I posted is wrong, it's not, a Normal Map IS a Bump Map, different terms for the same thing. There's dozens of different tutorials for making bump maps for all kinds of 3D objects, it's not impossible to do at all.
  12. If you use the Diablo camera and IK, it will just give you those cam+IK positions, they're actually recommended for some of the car mods..... http://forum.turboduck.net/showthread.php?t=12583
  13. How is it going to look like the default bike when nobody has the MODELS for an unused slot??? There's no existing model for the Daytona 675 so if you try to use an "unused slot" online, it will either be blocked online, or nobody will be able to see it.
  14. Google, Baking Normal Maps.
  15. I fail to see how lowering a car's ride height (ingame) would have any effect on vehicle speed or acceleration. There's quite a few car mods out there with the cars absolutely slammed to the ground, and they don't accelerate or go any faster on the top end than the car they were designed to replace. The 1957 Chevy Belair Convertible is a prime example, that thing scrapes the bodywork on the ground, yet it's no faster than it's supposed to be.
  16. Not anymore, ALL of the request forums have been removed......dumb idea IMHO......
  17. Vinyl roofs on muscle cars were an OPTION, not a mandate, people had the option to buy whatever they wanted when they went into the showrooms back then. Oh about the pop-up headlights, if they're possible on one car, they're possible on ALL cars. For the muscle cars you would just have to move the dummy blocks to the right positions, and rotate them forward 90 degrees so when the lights are off the headlight covers are vertical, and when they're on they're horizontal, just like was done on the '69 GTO. It's all about the dummy placement in relation to the headlight covers.
  18. The shifting could be solved by flipping the animation IK's left to right, just like CounterStrike modders used to do when Valve screwed things up by switching to left handed models.
  19. There's a bug in the car's shadow.
  20. http://www.seriouswheels.com/2007/2007-Pagani-Zonda-R-Front-And-Side-1920x1440.htm http://www.seriouswheels.com/2009/nopq/2009-Pagani-Zonda-R-Front-And-Side-1920x1440.htm The 2007 and 2009 Zonda R's also have full CF bodywork.
  21. For each and every person in this topic who thinks that Carbon Fiber parts should never be shiny or reflective, please, wake up and get out in the real world and take a look at some real CF parts from multiple manufacturers in multiple applications on multiple vehicles and vehicle types, from cars to motorcycles to aircraft and boats, CF is used everywhere these days. CF parts can have any number of finishes applied to them, from matte, to satin, to mirror gloss, to textured gloss. They do NOT have to be non-reflective flat/matte 100% of the time.
  22. If he's got the 1.67d patch installed some of the dealer locations are changed, the Lambo roadsters are in a dealership in the southeast corner of the island, just north of the VW dealership.
  23. There was actually a 250-RR built before the '08 redesign with 45hp, it was Euro or Japan only though. It would probably take the Fuel Injection setup the Euro 250-R has, plus a full rebuild of the engine to get that high on the USA bike.
  24. Yup, it's the 250-R, only 28 horsepower, parallel twin, tops out at 110mph, at least it's not a pathetic scooter, and the freeway legal scooters are getting uglier every year. It's good transportation and it's fun, plus it's fully paid off, which is a huge plus in this economy, I just have to pay for gas, insurance, and GPS fees because I had a tracker installed in case it gets stolen. There's a ton of aftermarket parts for it too, especially horsepower parts.
  25. I already passed everything and got the license and the bike, it just took more than a week to get it all done because Texas now requires an MSF course to be completed before you can get the Motorcycle license. This is the bike I got.... Just the little Ninja, but it's fast enough to run on the freeways which is the primary way to get anywhere around here, plus it gets 60 to 70 miles to the gallon, which means I get to point and laugh at all the Smart Cars and Prius's because I now get better mileage than them and have more fun doing it.
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