[Jur1zz]

HD tuning whels for SanAndreas



Download: HD_wheels.7z

Updates:

Added:
* Chrome version
* Primary color support
* Secondary color support

Download: v1.01

Compatable with SA:MP and MTA

This post has been edited by Jur1zz on Wednesday, Sep 29 2010, 12:43

This mod is hosted at GTAGarage.com

Screenshots:

Downloads:
Download HD Wheels 1.01 - 4.907MB, uploaded on Mar 19 2011, downloaded 6175 times

Click here to view the mod at GTAGarage

[Narcis_speed6]

good stuff, really like them

[H3NR1QU3]

They're good, but some more polies and a higher res texture wouldn't hurt.

[CHILLI]

nah it wont need higher resolution textures. when I made my jeep (Crawler) I reused the default textures. what I did was cutting out the thread and tyrewall to match up better, wrap it onto just one piece of the wheel and then duplicated it.

more in detail what I did: I had fixed the texture, still original resolution of the pieces, and when texturing I tiled the tyrewall piece double the times as the thread. through some testing I found a part where it didnt matter if you tiled it because there wasnt any seam in the texture. so I didnt have a million groves of the thread but still making it look decent.

to the OP: I say, remove all but one "side" of the tyre, retexture it and duplicate it again to remove the wierd stuff like the top part of the tyrewall (wierd bend). I will look a lot better

[YellowCheese]

Nice wheels.

[Jur1zz]

I don't make new textures because SAMP use default wheel textures



Here it is Download

[IVSA_Guy]

How about new textures for non SAMP?

The wheels looka better than blocky wheels.

[CHILLI]

here are some really old wheels I made. they are using original textures. no editing, just a new model that's all


EDIT: ow dang just saw the new picture in the first post. that sure looks better. there's just something I want to point out though: the original wheels had most of the time the center piece off centered and the offroad- and Virtual wheels are really off center. but I guess everyone has noticed this by now anyway

This post has been edited by CHILLI on Wednesday, Apr 28 2010, 17:32

[fullmetal]

Looks good, it's good to see more mods released for San Andreas that make the game look more appealing. Mods like these tempt me to reinstall these 'old' GTA games again.

Good job, I suggest using the 'wheel' textures from the 'Gostown' modification...

[:twitch:]

this is good, thnx (:

[Guedes_]

Woot, these match perfectly the HD convertion mods from OnePiece. Good job.

[1TUFSS]

SA:MP does accept different wheel textures, you simply have to work around its limitations. SA:MP does that by blocking vehicle.txd edits, so...

- For every wheel, create a new texture with the same name as the DFF, i.e. wheel_gn3.dff will need a wheel_gn3.txd.
- Insert all required textures for each wheel into its respective TXD.
- Update data/maps/veh_mods/veh_mods.ide. A list is inside which will look like this:

CODE

1073, wheel_sr6, vehicle, 100, 2097152 1074, wheel_sr3, vehicle, 100, 2097152 1075, wheel_sr2, vehicle, 100, 2097152 1076, wheel_lr4, vehicle, 100, 2097152 1077, wheel_lr1, vehicle, 100, 2097152 1078, wheel_lr3, vehicle, 100, 2097152 1079, wheel_sr1, vehicle, 100, 2097152 1080, wheel_sr5, vehicle, 100, 2097152 1081, wheel_sr4, vehicle, 100, 2097152 1082, wheel_gn1, vehicle, 100, 2097152 1083, wheel_lr2, vehicle, 100, 2097152 1084, wheel_lr5, vehicle, 100, 2097152 1085, wheel_gn2, vehicle, 100, 2097152

Format is ID, model name (DFF), texture name (TXD), other two are irrelevant. All wheels are called wheel_(type)(number).

Types. sr = Street Racer (Wheel Arch Angels wheels), lr = Low Rider (Loco Low Co. wheels), gn = General (Transfender wheels), or = Off Road Wheel.

Number is simply 1-6 for most wheels.

Now, what you need to do is replace ALL instances of 'vehicle' in a wheel line with the same name as the DFF. For example:

CODE

1084, wheel_lr5, vehicle, 100, 2097152

would become

CODE

1084, wheel_lr5, wheel_lr5, 100, 2097152

Once you do that, all you need to do is simply import all the new TXDs into your gta3.img, and there you go.

Hope that helps.

@ Chilli: While R* does have a habit of cocking up its models, the off-center effect is actually quite nice, as it emulates the effects of shoddy wheel nuts/axles/wheel alignment as you would see in the real world.

This post has been edited by 1TUFSS on Friday, Apr 30 2010, 04:55

[Jur1zz]

QUOTE (1TUFSS @ Apr 30 2010, 06:46)

- For every wheel, create a new texture with the same name as the DFF, i.e. wheel_gn3.dff will need a wheel_gn3.txd. - Insert all required textures for each wheel into its respective TXD. - Update data/maps/veh_mods/veh_mods.ide.

I tried it but still default textures in SAMP when I edit veh_mods.ide

Thanks for feedbacks

[epoxi]

Verrrry nice. I love them: very appropriate for SA:MP.

I'd adjust the UV mapping on the brake discs though so the holes look more realistic.

[1TUFSS]

QUOTE (Jur1zz @ Apr 30 2010, 22:23)

QUOTE (1TUFSS @ Apr 30 2010, 06:46) - For every wheel, create a new texture with the same name as the DFF, i.e. wheel_gn3.dff will need a wheel_gn3.txd. - Insert all required textures for each wheel into its respective TXD. - Update data/maps/veh_mods/veh_mods.ide. I tried it but still default textures in SAMP when I edit veh_mods.ide Thanks for feedbacks

You'll need to remap each model to use a HD texture you create.

[Jur1zz]

QUOTE (1TUFSS @ May 1 2010, 20:18)

QUOTE (Jur1zz @ Apr 30 2010, 22:23) QUOTE (1TUFSS @ Apr 30 2010, 06:46) - For every wheel, create a new texture with the same name as the DFF, i.e. wheel_gn3.dff will need a wheel_gn3.txd. - Insert all required textures for each wheel into its respective TXD. - Update data/maps/veh_mods/veh_mods.ide. I tried it but still default textures in SAMP when I edit veh_mods.ide Thanks for feedbacks You'll need to remap each model to use a HD texture you create.

Yea I know but SAMP use default "veh_mods.ide" so it cant bee edited

[1TUFSS]

It doesn't.

SA:MP uses default versions of handling, carmods, shopping, carcols, vehicle.txd, vehicles.ide, default.dat, gta.dat, etc.

[Jur1zz]

@ 1TUFSS You was right, it works in SA:MP, but it wont work in MTA. So I leave default textures.

Updates:

Added:
* Chrome version
* Primary color support
* Secondary color support

Download: v1.01

[epoxi]

Wow, the wheels look good. But for the body-coloured ones is it possible to add 2nd level UV environment mapping? Because the colour of the wheels is slightly different to the body.

[Jur1zz]

QUOTE (epoxi @ Sep 29 2010, 16:22)

Wow, the wheels look good. But for the body-coloured ones is it possible to add 2nd level UV environment mapping? Because the colour of the wheels is slightly different to the body.

I tried it but it didn't worked