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white2098
 Post subject: SIR Tire Pack 3 by White2098
PostPosted: Tue Mar 24, 2009 6:22 pm 
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These are most likely the final SIR set I will release. I redid the textures shape and size
and added various version of the tire.

Names:

CIRMJ - Main beadlock version
CIMJW - White beadlock version
CIMJR - Red beadlock version
CIMJY - Yellow beadlock version
CIMJG - Green beadlock version
CIMJP - Purple beadlock version
CIXMJ - Black Wheels beadlock version

CISI1 - Blue SIR
CISIB - Black SIR
CISIR - Red SIR
CIXSI - Black Wheels SIR


How to change any tire to Black wheels:

For beadlock version Open CIXMJ and for no beadlocks open CIXSI

Once open, Load the texture of the colored beadlock you want.
Textures:
CIRMJ1 through 7
CIRSI1 through 4

Now replace the texture with the color you want. This part is important...

IF YOU CHANGE THE TIRE IN ANY WAY, SAVE IS UNDER A NEW AND UNIQUE NAME!

That about covers the basics, good luck!

All credit goes to me, White2098.

Enjoy!
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TlathamXmahtalT
 Post subject: Re: SIR Tire Pack 3 by White2098
PostPosted: Tue Mar 24, 2009 8:21 pm 
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How many versions are left!? Lol, great job. Like I said before, scratch the last comment. THESE are the tires, unless you make a sicker set, are going to be the ones I will use. :)
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MMTManic
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Quick question, how the heck can you change a truck's tires in mtm2 ? :shock:
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TlathamXmahtalT
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BinEdit.
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Roadknight
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MMTManic wrote:
Quick question, how the heck can you change a truck's tires in mtm2 ? :shock:


You can change them in Binedit using the "truck editor" feature.
http://binedit.com/ Get version 2.2 beta.
In the truck editor there is an option to change your wheels.
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Just type in the name of the tire series you want to use. E.G. BFC, WHT, and it will automatically change the wheels for you.
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white2098
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you can also adjust the tire placement below that where it has each tire listed.
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MMTManic
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I typed in the name of the tires I wanted to use but they wouldn't come up :?
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TlathamXmahtalT
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Location: In BinEdit, using YOUR models.
Click the "..." button and choose the tires then.
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MMTManic
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Still doesn't do anything, I keep clicking on the pod of the tires but it still wont come up :x
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TlathamXmahtalT
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It's a ".BIN" file. Try again, but this time, make sure all the ".BIN" files are in the "Models" folder and the ".RAW" and ".ACT" files in the "Art" folder.
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MMTManic
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Now it says I have no cone or light texture, how do I change that [:-|]
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TlathamXmahtalT
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That's because that's for lights. You don't need lights unless you want them.
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MMTManic
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Still it won't let me save it :x :x :x
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TlathamXmahtalT
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Ok, exit out, and come back in. Don't even touch the arrows that lead to the lights.
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Kmaster
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MMTManic wrote:
Quick question, how the heck can you change a truck's tires in mtm2 ? :shock:


Having problems with BinEdit? Well, back in 2003 we changed the tires by just editing the TRK file.

Code:
MTM2 truckName
Your truck
truckModelBaseName
truckmodel
tireModelBaseName
bfc                <---- yes, the tire model base name.


Nothing fancy. :roll:
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white2098
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You must still own one of these to

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TlathamXmahtalT
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Gonna have to agree with that one. :P
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OLD_YoMega
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Why bother with binedit's truck editor? Im used to actually moding the .trk file with wordpad for Evo, yeah, rip open one of those .trks and be lost. Evo rules. ;)

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Kmaster
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Hey DynaTAC phones are cool.. and heavy.

white2098 wrote:
You must still own one of these to

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lol Probably...

MMTManic wrote:
Still doesn't do anything, I keep clicking on the pod of the tires but it still wont come up :x


but the big difference: it just works!


so stop wasting your time with the WYSIWYG/GUI/noob stuff and do it the old fashioned way. :wink:
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MMTManic
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Sorry, I just didn't know that putting Blue tires on Sudden Impact would be so (bleep) hard, and now it WONT EVEN RUN so screw BinEdit :x
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