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[Tutorial] Installing Vehicle Mods - En.


Lincoln aka DH01
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Hi there, my name is Lincoln. from RPG1.

 

Introduction

 

In this tutorial I will be showing you how to install car, bike, boat and plane mods. If you don't know what this means, basically it means that the texture (what it looks like) will change in game. For example you could have something like this Infernus (click), and mod it into a completely different type of vehicle (click), however it will still be called an Infernus. This is a fantastic way of changing an old, boring type of vehicle to a brand spanking new modern version of it, and in this tutorial I will show you how! Let's get started.

 

You will need

 

Access to your Program Files folder, if you don't, please contact a PC administrator.

WINRAR - Click here to download it. Please install WINRAR before downloading other files.

ALCI's Image Editor - Click here to download it. Click here to see what button to click to download it. Please don't extract anything / do anything, follow the tutorial.

A mod for a vehicle - Click here for car mods. Click here for motorbike mods. Click here for airplane and boat mods. Click here for GTA IV car mods that have been transformed to GTA San Andreas compatible mods.

 

ATTENTION!

 

Before doing ANYTHING please back up all your GTA San Andreas files! If you don't, and something does go wrong, you are in risk of having to reinstall GTA San Andreas.

 

Please close GTA San Andreas and the SA:MP client before proceeding.

 

Instructions

 

Step 1: Double click on the alci_imageditor.rar file. This will open WINRAR with the ALCI's image editor files inside of it. You should be confronted with this screen:

 

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Step 2: Double click on Alci's IMG Editor 1.5.exe which will then bring you to the following screen.

 

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Step 3: The next thing you need to do is go to File > Open and browse yourself to your GTA San Andreas directory. This is usually in "C:\Program Files (x86)\Rockstar Games\GTA San Andreas" OR "C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\GTA San Andreas". Go to the folder called models and double click the file called "gta3"

 

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This will then bring you to a screen with a lot of DFF, COL, IPL and TXD files. There are around 16000 of them and ALL of them are crucial, so please don't mess up while following the steps!

 

Step 4: Open the mod file that you downloaded, in my case I downloaded the Bugattti Veyron mod. There will be any number of files inside of it, but we are looking for the .dff and .txd files. Before the ending of those files it will say an original car name, e.g., "bullet.txd" and "bullet.dff". This means that this mod will replace the Bullet.

 

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Step 5: Extract those two files to a location you'll remember, by selecting both and clicking "Extract To" on the top of the program. I will extract it to the desktop.

 

Step 6: Go back into ALCI's Image Editor and go to Actions > Import (remove if exists) or CTRL + I. Find the .dff and the .txd files that you saved on Step 5 and press Select. There will now be 2 new GREEN files, called "<carname>.dff" and "<carname>.txd"

 

Step 7: Go to File > Save, close the program and then load the game up. To test your mod I recommend you to go on MOVIE.B-Zone.Ro:7777 where you can spawn your own cars, or you can even ask someone who owns the modded car on the RPG server to take a look at it.

 

Thank you for reading the tutorial, if you have any further questions or you have had any problems while doing this, please don't hesitate to contact me via PM. If everything was successful and you liked this tutorial, don't forget to give it a "+".

 

Regards,

 

Lincoln.

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