NO SPAM! This should go without saying but apparently I have to. No asking for in-game money or moneydrops. Posts must be directly related to GTA - Please ensure your post is directly related to the Grand Theft Auto series of games. Rude comments or harassing comments will be removed and may result in a ban. We will not allow behavior contrary to reddiquette We are not associated in any way with Rockstar Games! If you need support, you can contact them here: Ībsolutely no selling of modded accounts is permitted. This is an open forum to discuss the current, as well as past games. Feel free to discuss any aspect of the games you want. Customization is possible but difficult - see here for more info.This reddit community is dedicated to the Grand Theft Auto games. Most mods will have a readme with a handling entry - simply paste this entry over the old one.

This entry dictates how your car will handle when you drive it. You may simply receive instructions to change the wheel size to a certain number - change the last number in the entry. Find the car's entry in the default.ide and paste the information specified in the readme file. You may need to change the default.ide line for a car. Make sure their number does not match a previous color - see here for more info on this. If you need to add new colors, paste them underneath the last entry on the top of the file. The first number is the primary color and the second is the secondary color - see here for more info. Open carcols.dat in your data folder with a text editor.Ĭhange the car's colors by pasting new lines next to its entry towards the bottom of the file. If the readme file does not specify any changes to the carcols.dat file, skip this step. Make sure that 'read-only' is unchecked for your entire installation folder, or other errors may occur. Add the file that came with the mod and rebuild the archive. In case you're doing it for GTA III, also open ' txd.img' with your IMG editor.

If the IMG editor have an option to rebuild the archive on demand, use this option and wait until it is finished. Make sure they are named correctly, in this case 'linerun.dff' not 'linerunner.dff'. Do the same for the 'linerun.txd' file.Ĭhoose 'add' and add the dff and txd that came with the mod. Once you find 'linerun.dff', right click it and choose 'delete'. Look in your default.ide file for more information regarding specific model names. Navigate to the 'models' folder of your GTA install and open gta3.img with your IMG editor.įind the model file of the vehicle you are replacing. The standard operating procedure is to first back up any and all files being edited. Two main tools are required for a typical vehicle mod for any of the 3D GTA trilogy.

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