@Reyser Hello again.
I managed to get everything working. Dials, lights etc. But I still have an issue with the tuning.

In LS customs it shows that bumpers, spoilers etc are there, but it does not up the name, or show the mod. Like in the image below.
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In carcol.meta I've tried changing to both <kitName>965_fgt_modkit</kitName> to <kitName>965_bullet_modkit</kitName> & <name>fgt</name> to <name>bullet</name>. And in carvariation.meta I've changed <modelName>fgt</modelName> to <modelName>bullet</modelName>. But it remains the same. Everything else like "fgt_spoil_1" is untouched.

Thanks in advance.

@Reyser Wow! Your reply was a lot quicker than I expected.
I got the general idea of what you were saying. In fact, I understand it all. I'll let you know as soon as I get it working.

Thanks.

Hello. Very nice tutorial. It's ver helpful.
I just need a little of assistance. It might be a Noob-y question.

• First Question. I want to replace my vehicles. I'm using the add-on to replace method. Step 7 is where I usually get confused. So, from my ford GT dlc.rpf I have extracted the nessesary meta files. I understand that I'm supposed to copy + paste the text from them into the meta files located in the "DLCFolderThatIChose".rpf. Now what I want to know is, do I copy the text inside <item></item> tags from the fordGT meta files and paste them within the parent tags of the destination meta file? Or can I simply copy everything inside it the FordGT meta file (including the "vehicleModelInfoVariation" & "?XML version" etc tags) and paste it at the bottom of the destination meta files? Because the Ford GT has successfully replaced the bullet, and works well, but the tunning & dials don't work.

• Second question, inside the meta files for the Ford GT, I've noticed that it has fgt, fgt_modkit & or <modelName>fgt</modelName> keywords. Shouldn't I change them to bullet or something like that? I know that I'm supposed to to that for the handling meta, but I'm not too sure about the other metas.

Thanks for clearing my doubts. And keep up the great work.