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Custom paintable rims - Custom handling - Badges separated - Sport Edition sidepipes - Carbon top - Carbon rear wing Window tint - Carbon side mirrors - Sport brakes - Front bumper air intake modified - Some other new carbon parts
Custom and paintable rims - Custom handling - Second body color (stripe) - Badges separated - Spoiler size slightly decreased - Paintable side mirrors Rear license plate added - Rear turn signals color changed - Sport brakes - Window tint - GTR exhaust or standard - Different engine sound
Custom/paintable rims - Second body color - Custom handling/suspension/damage - Brembo brakes - Window tint - Different engine sound Turn signal color changed - Front license plate removed - Custom sport exhaust - New order of extra parts - Colored side mirrors
definately looks nice. I was thinking of using a different set of rims, but I cant think of what it would look like instead what if you could try to add a small spoiler? like the one on the Dukes. but since it's your mod it's up to you what to do keep going
I'm definitely not a fan of any spoilers to be honest. I consider spoilers as kind of fun stuff, but they seem to be misplaced on a real pimp ride but that's just my opinion. I could add one but the chances are pretty low. But maybe my mind will change when I move to another car for pimpin'. If I'll add a spoiler it probably won't be very big.
Definitely yes! But first I have to teach myself how to get this effect. I'm very new to modelling but this would be the next step cause a pimp don't want others to look in his car.
Whats with the front grill in the 1st and last pics?
You're right, I didn't noticed that. The pics where taken with separate cars. You can modify some body parts just with a trainer and this Schafter had the "sport grille" enabled though I prefer the stock grille mostly.
QUOTE (methodunderg @ Sunday, Apr 1 2012, 09:18)
Last of all; a new name for car?
I was thinking about that too but finally it's only some kind of privately tuned car which doesn't need a new name. It's still a Schafter 6.5 V12SC. Maybe call it Schafter 6.5 Black Series.
QUOTE (methodunderg @ Sunday, Apr 1 2012, 09:18)
and to see it in other colours
This is depending on the car I think. If it is a modern "muscle car" like this one I prefer only two colors: Black or white. Besides this I recommend dark colors for this car cause the wheels are very wide. Due to the lowered suspension and the wide wheels, you can see slightly that the tyres are visually touching the wings a bit when driving. This doesn't disturb me much and doesn't limit the models functions. I cannot avoid this with wide wheels/sport suspension cause GTA IV doesn't allow negative camber on the wheels, I´ve tried that and the wheels will not work correctly anymore. With negative camber I could lower the car much more without the tyres touching the upper wheel well. So I've taken a middle course. A dark car color makes the touching wheels less visible, almost invisible.
For older muscle cars like the Vigero, Sabre GT or Tampa other colors may be more appropriate. But cars like above or the Oracle or the Cognoscenti will remain black or white. But you can choose any color you wish for your own!
This post has been edited by NaidRaida on Sunday, Apr 1 2012, 10:45
actually, you could add a very small spoiler. what I'm thinking of isnt really something you stick on, but rather a modification of the shape around the boot. the banshee is a perfect example of what I'm talking about.
I would rather BBS-styled rims on this beauty. Plus paint the grille and door handles (any chrome parts) black for more stealth? Or just make them body coloured?
Next one could be Futo or Pinnacle, right? Unless you have something planned already.
P.S. Spoilers are pretty much mandatory for high-powered vehicles, especially high ones. However, Front wheel drives and ones with less than 250hp shouldn't be fitted with a spoiler, ever.
If you think I am wrong
Around 2:30 and 30 seconds onwards, you can see that the rear wheels barely have grip on the ground and without any downforce of spoilers they consume 40 tyres per gallon. They are spinning way too much and not giving enough traction out.
I've not planned to modify this cars. Not yet. Im interested in other cars right now. Even the Schafter is not finished yet.
EDIT: I finished some more changes to the Schafter, it looks much better now: Added dark window tint, changed color of front turn signals, removed front license plate. I'm going to update tomorrow, no, today? I'm tired, having a cold again.
EDIT2: Additionally to the above mentioned changes I'm trying to add new textures to the brakes (Brembo textures). Unfortunately I'm having trouble. Have to figure out why. Stay tuned, I will update the Schafter these days. My cold is also getting better.
This post has been edited by NaidRaida on Thursday, Apr 12 2012, 19:20
You should do what I've been trying, take the front end of the Dukes and remove the middle section so it has a '70 Charger look. I've been messing with ZMod. but haven't had much luck.
^^ This Sabre looks nice, but I hope you will fix the wobbly suspension. Thanks for your suggestions, I'm still not sure which one I'm gonna use. The decision, the decision is the biggest problem.
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Just two quick screenshots from first testing "Tampa GT" with these wheels/rims.
*Pictures moved to head post*
This post has been edited by NaidRaida on Thursday, Apr 12 2012, 19:19
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