2002 Mod ::: Toyota TF102 [released] ::: Mod v1.8 [released]
Posted by kedy89
Thank you Toby!
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thank you very much 
Thanks!
Sorry, I was bored. :-D
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/24/2014 01:08PM by soulbringer.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/24/2014 01:08PM by soulbringer.
Great marketing on this McLaren! 
Superb car!
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Superb car!
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yep agree
Thanks for the fantastic McLaren updates, in my opinion, it's one of the best cars ever released for gp4
Thanks!
I like this one too.
I like this one too.
Amazing car guys !
This great Mclaren as paintable template! 
What an amazing dream that I have now....
What an amazing dream that I have now.... Thanks! But how can I open a .psd-file in ZModeler? 
When I want to open the file with ZModeler it says that it's not a Z3D-file! 
But how can I open a .psd-file in ZModeler? When I want to open the file with ZModeler it says that it's not a Z3D-file! I get the feeling that you don't know what a template is...
You can't open a .psd file with zmodeler. Photoshop or Gimp (or another graphics editor) is what you need to open a .psd file. Paint the texture, save as 32bit tga, import the shape (.gp4 file) to zmodeler, and you can see what you've painted in 3d. That is if you've named the textures correctly and placed them in the same path as the .gp4 files, else you have to assign them first with Material Editor.
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F1 1996 | F1 2002 | F1 2007 | F1 2011 | F1 2013 | F1 2015 | F1 2018
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/26/2014 02:36PM by kedy89.
You can't open a .psd file with zmodeler. Photoshop or Gimp (or another graphics editor) is what you need to open a .psd file. Paint the texture, save as 32bit tga, import the shape (.gp4 file) to zmodeler, and you can see what you've painted in 3d. That is if you've named the textures correctly and placed them in the same path as the .gp4 files, else you have to assign them first with Material Editor.
Some mods
F1 1996 | F1 2002 | F1 2007 | F1 2011 | F1 2013 | F1 2015 | F1 2018
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/26/2014 02:36PM by kedy89.
I was working with the SMD-ZG02-template until now, and there are two Z3D-files with it! I don't know why this is not possible here.
I will try it soon! TGF1DRIVER Wrote:
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> I was working with the SMD-ZG02-template until
> now, and there are two Z3D-files with it! I don't
> know why this is not possible here.
Use GP4 Builder or 3DEditor to open .gp4 file, and save it once. After that you should be able to import that .gp4 file in zmodeler.
As kedy89 said make sure that you have textures in same folder as .gp4 file when you open .gp4 file in GP4 Builder first time. (Tga files not TEX.)
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> I was working with the SMD-ZG02-template until
> now, and there are two Z3D-files with it! I don't
> know why this is not possible here.
Use GP4 Builder or 3DEditor to open .gp4 file, and save it once. After that you should be able to import that .gp4 file in zmodeler.
As kedy89 said make sure that you have textures in same folder as .gp4 file when you open .gp4 file in GP4 Builder first time. (Tga files not TEX.)
Finally I can beat Schumacher with DC in style! Fantastic car guys!
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