[mctricks]

Hi I heard that the .dff models for the pc and the ps2 are the same for GTA 3. So when I tried to install a car mod in GTA 3 for the ps2 the game loaded but my game would crash whenever I got close to my modded car. Also for the ps2 in the models folder there are GTA3.img, GTA3_1.img, GTA3_2.img, GTA3_3.img GTA3_4.img, GTA3_5.img GTA3_6.img GTA3_7.img GTA3_8.img GTA3_9.img, GTA3_10.img and GTA3_11.img. So to mod the ps2 version do I delete all the extra GTA3.imgs or do I mod them all. When I modded them all the game loaded but crashed whenever I got close to my modded car.

[City_Poke912]

PC and PS2 DFF formats are compatibile, but TXD's are stored differently.

[SILENT_Pavel]

QUOTE ("City_Poke912")

PC and PS2 DFF formats are compatibile

You sure? Maybe you talking about xbox and android version of III? For me, if i try to replace model file for PC (extremely low-poly ofcourse, without texture) to ps2 - it's never working... Anyway i know how to mod txd and it's actually working.

[Mr. Jago]

As far as I know it's not possible, there's a program that converts PS2 > PC but not the other way around.

[countergame]

PS2 and PC DFF's are compatibile...? Since when? I mean it would be great to have PS2 Objects ingame. Because the PS2 Version is more detailed.

[SILENT_Pavel]

QUOTE ("countergame")

Because the PS2 Version is more detailed.

Not really... Only xbox version is much better, but ps2 is the most "alpha" version, then other versions. And yes - dff have many differences.