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RedCarDriver
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Location: United States Arizona Occupation: it's complicated... more complicated than my relationships Age: 30 V$: 86310 |
#76919 2015-06-29 07:49 |
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Yeah, you're sadly probably not going to get very far with that 3D model. If you put a lot of work into it, it might be clean enough for an SLRR mod on the same level as some of the custom modeled cars by SLRR PT or the Thailand crew guys (like the trucks and some of the FWD cars), but you're not going to get screenshots out of it that will be Forza-convert-quality unless you re-model half of it.
If you want to do a car conversion, might I suggest that you try a Forza conversion first? (Probably a two-door car of a model that's new for FM3 or FM4; those tend to be the best models to work with, as they vary in quality. Two doors = easy door sills.) And if you've never done a mod at all, I'd suggest doing a rim or a brake pack (or a one-piece engine? etc.) even before that. Also - nice work with finding some of the spec sheets! I try to make my mods as realistic as I can, but it's very rare that I find such awesome sources of information; and it's rarer that any other modders put that level of attention to detail into trim levels of their car other than the one that's already modeled. |
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