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StratoWolf
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Location: Italy , Near Milan Occupation: RPS13 and AE86 Connoiseur Age: 22 V$: 54,860 |
#1 2017-08-19 19:31 |
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So I decided to edit the .cfg file...
 I don' know which to edit the left or the right? (slots) |
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n0mie
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Location: Australia Occupation: Film Student Age: 22 V$: 10,583 |
#2 2017-08-20 12:39 |
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you press control+a and then backspace then save
you can thank me later :^) |
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StratoWolf
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Location: Italy , Near Milan Occupation: RPS13 and AE86 Connoiseur Age: 22 V$: 54,860 |
#3 2017-08-20 12:50 |
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Nice joke m8!
(Sarcasm) |
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Stevo2
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#4 2017-08-20 13:02 |
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What are you aiming to achieve? move the reg plate?
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StratoWolf
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#5 2017-08-20 13:18 |
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yes.
I the screwdriver doesn't get the proper result. |
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Zero
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#6 2017-08-20 13:27 |
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left is actual placement like left right up down and im sure the right is rotation
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Holy Shit Man
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#7 2017-08-20 13:28 |
Stevo2
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#8 2017-08-20 13:31 |
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The screwdriver is a temporary position adjustment... if you start a new game or build another car, then the part will return to default position.
The .cfg file editing is a fixed position adjustment... i.e. starting a new game, the part will be wherever you have edited it to in the .cfg file. The numbers relate to the position (of course).. the first set of numbers related as follows: 0.000 (left to right) 0.037 (up and down) -0.270 (front to back) the right hand numbers (in your case: 3.147 0.002 0.000) relate to rotation... axis' X, Y, and Z. |
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StratoWolf
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Location: Italy , Near Milan Occupation: RPS13 and AE86 Connoiseur Age: 22 V$: 54,860 |
#9 2017-08-26 18:54 |
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ok thanks Stevo
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Stevo2
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#10 2017-08-26 19:17 |
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Just for reference.. the '3.147' number means the plate has been turned 180 degrees.
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