Addition of tuning parts

Step 1

Start by choosing which part will be used, here we will choose the front bumper

Step 2

Import your tuning part

Step 3

Place your tuning piece where it should be. If it will replace a part ensure that it is perfectly positioned in relation to the original part, if it will not replace any part simply place it where it should be.

Step 4

Create a dummy at the exact location of the original part (here bumper_f).

It is important that it is in the exact same place!

If your part does not replace anything but is on a removable part (hood / trunk / doors), place the dummy in the exact place where the removable part is located.

If your part does not replace anything and is on a non-removable part (Roof / Bodyshell) place your dummy in the location of the chassis dummy

Once your dummy is placed, you can compound it and then add the corresponding COL to it. Remove the vehicle afterwards.

Step 5

Create a dummy and place it in the same place as the dummy in your room.

Then rename all the dummy

(The name must always start with the name of your vehicle, here "obeyb4", the rest of the name is completely free)

Step 6

You can export your part in .yft

(No .ytd is required for a tuning part if all the textures are in the ytd of the vehicle)

Step 7

Download the following files

carcol.meta

carvariation.meta

Step 8

Open the 2 files, then take the carcol.meta

Step 9

Replace the following lines like this:

(Do not copy what is framed in red!)

Step 10

Now take the carvariation.meta

Step 11

Replace the following lines

Step 12

Congratulations you have just installed your tuning part

To add it to FiveM click on the button below.

To add it to the GTA V solo please refer to a basic add-on then add your files (Not modifying my solo game I could not give you more information for this one but did not hesitate to look on Skyrix files)

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Addition of tuning parts

Step 1

Start by choosing which part will be used, here we will choose the front bumper

Step 2

Import your tuning part

Step 3

Place your tuning piece where it should be. If it will replace a part ensure that it is perfectly positioned in relation to the original part, if it will not replace any part simply place it where it should be.

Step 4

Create a dummy at the exact location of the original part (here bumper_f).

It is important that it is in the exact same place!

If your part does not replace anything but is on a removable part (hood / trunk / doors), place the dummy in the exact place where the removable part is located.

If your part does not replace anything and is on a non-removable part (Roof / Bodyshell) place your dummy in the location of the chassis dummy

Once your dummy is placed, you can compound it and then add the corresponding COL to it. Remove the vehicle afterwards.

Step 5

Create a dummy and place it in the same place as the dummy in your room.

Then rename all the dummy

(The name must always start with the name of your vehicle, here "obeyb4", the rest of the name is completely free)

Step 6

You can export your part in .yft

(No .ytd is required for a tuning part if all the textures are in the ytd of the vehicle)

Step 7

Download the following files

Step 8

Open the 2 files, then take the carcol.meta

Step 9

Replace the following lines like this:

(Do not copy what is framed in red!)

Step 10

Now take the carvariation.meta

Step 11

Replace the following lines

Step 12

Congratulations you have just installed your tuning part

To add it to FiveM click on the button below.

To add it to the GTA V solo please refer to a basic add-on then add your files (Not modifying my solo game I could not give you more information for this one but did not hesitate to look on Skyrix files)

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Addition of tuning parts

Step 1

Start by choosing which part will be used, here we will choose the front bumper

Step 2

Import your tuning part

Step 3

Place your tuning piece where it should be. If it will replace a part ensure that it is perfectly positioned in relation to the original part, if it will not replace any part simply place it where it should be.

Step 4

Create a dummy at the exact location of the original part (here bumper_f).

It is important that it is in the exact same place!

​

If your part does not replace anything but is on a removable part (hood / trunk / doors), place the dummy in the exact place where the removable part is located.

​

If your part does not replace anything and is on a non-removable part (Roof / Bodyshell) place your dummy in the location of the chassis dummy

​

Once your dummy is placed, you can compound it and then add the corresponding COL to it. Remove the vehicle afterwards.

Step 5

Create a dummy and place it in the same place as the dummy in your room.

​

Then rename all the dummy

​

(The name must always start with the name of your vehicle, here "obeyb4", the rest of the name is completely free)

Step 6

You can export your part in .yft

(No .ytd is required for a tuning part if all the textures are in the ytd of the vehicle)

Step 7

Download the following files

Step 8

Open the 2 files, then take the carcol.meta

Step 9

Replace the following lines like this:

(Do not copy what is framed in red!)

Step 10

Now take the carvariation.meta

Step 11

Replace the following lines

Step 12

Congratulations you have just installed your tuning part

​

To add it to FiveM click on the button below.

​

To add it to the GTA V solo please refer to a basic add-on then add your files (Not modifying my solo game I could not give you more information for this one but did not hesitate to look on Skyrix files)

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