Development Screens (Each post contains a picture OR contributing post)

Reworked original model of the bridge from NFS, nearing completion.

 

Alright so instead of a hardtop lets try doing a soft top.

The Satsuma mod has one so we can just use that!

Problem is, the creator was last online in January 2019... So how will i be able to use the soft top technology without breaking any rules?

 

make your own

 

Which is a good idea but i dont have the skillset

 

just dont make a soft top 10/10 thinkincc

 

Ok but idk how to make a hard top and i want a working roof so soft top is easier

 

there's one with the oldfullsize mod.

 

just dont make soft top or hard top 10/10 thinking

 

Just let the dude do what he wants he'll eventually learn things 11/10 thinking

 

I mean i could but then i feel like i left too much on the table
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Can i please have a link?

 

you learn by doing things not by having others do them for you

 

and you can't learn by having nothing and mindlessly stare at nothing either
afaik P_enta said he'd be looking at other's work to try to understand it and make his own thing, which is learning
and that's what I just said.

 

Then why is he posting about it on the dev screens? He clearly isn't trying to learn by reverse engineering otherwise he'd download the mod and learn about it..... Reverse engineering would however be valid as long as he doesn't straight up copy/trace anything.

 

Stop causing fights, please.

This is one of the most popular threads on the forum so posting my MOD DEVELOPMENT problem here is a good idea.

There's nothing wrong with using someone else's work with permission. It's perfectly allowed.

 

Yes but Dev screens is for development not asking broad questions ever two posts, use dm's or the mod development threads for seeking permission and content creation sub section for help with mod creation.

(edited for spelling cause I am a numpty)

 

Make your own thread. I shouldn't have to click on this thread and scroll through 3 pages of you asking the same question every 6 hours. Go learn it yourself, start simple, its really not that difficult.

OT: Front suspension complete, rear is next and then its jbeam time

 

not much, but I fixed an inaccuracy in the hatch of juiced mesh
(the crease is hidden by the OEM spoiler, so i guess they didn't bother under it lol)
left is original mesh, right is my edit

like I said several times, converting a mesh requires a lot of work still, fixing things like this (of which there are many), doing so or not will be the deciding factor between a good mod and poorly done meshslap, even if the original mesh is the same

Quick Update:
Did the bit behind the zenki bumper lip (on juiced mesh it's not modeled), I adapted from the GT6 trueno mesh (still need to splice in the holes for the towhook/foglamp mount)

after that I'll do the body under the sideskirts (probably adapt from EA mesh)

 

Make your own one. You have some helpers.

 

Is this going to be a update of Sneerik's AE86?