Topics created by Spitfire7

Okay does anyone have the files for the Vamos, Hustler, and the Bugatti?

What a car though

@Spitfire7 Download any of my Add-on Mod. pick the latest one. and once you have installed my Add on dlc. for example, leo2a7. put your vehicle files along with my vehicle files in the dlc. in vehicles.rpf. i think you know how to get there. anyways. after placing your files , just copy paste your vehicles.meta & handling.meta lines into my meta files. respectively. after this you can spawn your car by the vehicle file's name. Note: you must give vehicles files the same name as mentioned in vehicles.meta & handling.meta . i hope you understand my meaning. i tried.

@CurtArchitect All I had to do was remove the OpenAllInteriors asi and config file. Everything came back to normal.

That mod messes with surfaces and allows you to go through walls and just causes a lot of issues with surface textures. Cool mod though, but not worth all the issues.

Does anyone have the old Rage that will work with the old 791 patch? Is it possible to make LSPDFR work on the old 791 patch? If so, what files do I need and can you send them to me please? Anyone?

@FoxtrotDelta and @Spitfire7 Sorry I joined the party late. I have read the entire thread found the vehicles.meta file which is located in Grand Theft Auto V\mods\update\update.rpf\common\data\levels\gta5
however, after adding these 3 lines
FLAG_IGNORE_RWINDOW_COLLISION
FLAG_DISABLE_THROUGH_WINDSCREEN
FLAG_HAS_BULLETPROOF_GLASS

to the flags it still did not achieve bulletproof glass. Am I doing something wrong? It is a modded car (added. not replaced) I am dealing with:
https://www.gta5-mods.com/vehicles/2018-rolls-royce-phantom-viii

I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you in advance.

You cant make bulletproof glass using only game data files, the bulletproof property is a combination of data editing and proper glass editing editing the model itself

@Brukanator
Handlings can be tweaked so full brake force doesn't lock the wheels (disable ABS to verify, can be hard to tell otherwise).

The downside is that your braking performance is reduced, but that's just something you have to live with if you're using a keyboard.

Alternatively it might be possible to write a script that modulates throttle/brake input and smoothen it like the steering, but nobody's put the effort in to do that yet.

assign ID 123 to the windshield!