I'm be liking this. I probably should've done a change to a vanilla vehicle for my beginning of moding, instead of doing a full-blown car (Hyundai Getz), or remastering a car (Maluch Remaster 1.6). Remastering a remaster with impossible to locate files, yes.
This project is still under development. Some bugs in the model have already been fixed, but I don't plan to change the body proportions for now. Since we didn't modify the vehicle's JBeam at the beginning, the Ibishu Hint is currently still using the original Pessima Sedan's JBea m. That means we haven't implemented the sliding doors yet either. However, we are doing our best to make changes, and the sliding doors will definitely be implemented in the later stages.
I assume you could change the production year for it to be produced from 1991-2005, like the first generation Nissan Quest from 1992-2002, Maybe there could be a Gavril rebadged variation considering the Mercury Villager was a rebadge of the Quest by a joint diversion between the Ford Motor Company and Nissan, There would be a pre-facelift produced from 1991-1999, and a post-facelift produced from 2000 to 2005, I assume you could re-use some parts from the Gavril Roamer, Gavril Grand Marshal or the Gavril D-Series considering the Nissan Quest shared the same stereo head unit from most Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles produced from that time..., while modeling some parts to be based off the Mazda MPV and Toyota Previa and Toyota Sienna...., where there could also be a 3-door variation like the Toyota Previa and the first generation Toyota Sienna....
It's pretty funny you said that because there was going to be officially a Generation for the Pessima that was in between the 1988 - 1991 Model and the 1996 - 2000 Model, but got scrapped
Hi, I'm Cokras! We are excited to announce that we have now added the RHD version to the Hint! This means the vehicle can now be driven in countries that primarily use right-hand drive, such as the UK, India, Malaysia, Japan, as well as the regions of Hong Kong (CN) and Macau (CN). Regarding the JBeam: due to our limited experience and a shortage of team members, we have not yet been able to modify the vehicle's JBeam. However, this is only a matter of time! We will do our best to deliver a satisfying JBeam in future updates.
