Toyota Celica Supra (MA67) [Add-on]

 

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v1.0 Rev. C: fixed installation script and Unlimiter .ini file 

 

base from Forza 4, some parts from NFS Carbon and NFS Shift | incompatible with ModLoader

Features:

Can be customized with:

Bodykits Spoilers (includes 2 custom spoilers -1 in both painted and cf variants, other is cf only-) Hood+lights combos Rollcages (under "Roof Scoops") Rims Paint Vinyls (debug map included, optional 1024px vinyl file included) Decals and numbers Tinted windows Custom added parts (you'll need either the latest version of NFSMW Unlimiter installed or you can apply them via debug car customization with Extra Options): Driver model (DRIVER slot - 5 styles) Brake discs (FRONT BRAKE and REAR BRAKE slots - 6 styles) Seats (ATTACHMENT0 slot - 6 styles) Steering wheels (ATTACHMENT1 slot - 6 styles)

Other features:

Performance: ~149 mph (~240 km/h) top speed -stock- / 225 mph (362 km/h) -upgraded- Optional Supra sounds (thanks to RaTT for the converted NFSPS/UC/W sound pack) LOD0 interior

Installation:

• Make sure you have NFSMW Unlimiter installed first
• Extract the zip's contents to a folder
• In Binary 2.2.0 or greater, click on "Launch Binary For Users" (left big button) and open the Toyota Celica Supra (MA67) Installer.end file. Follow the on-screen instructions and save when prompted.
• With NFS-VltEd, go to File > Import > Modscript, open the SUPRAMA67_vlt.nfsms file, select Install VLT Data, click Install and save.
• To use add-on cars you should either create a new savefile or patch your existing savefile with the Save Patcher and Save Editor tools. Patch the save first then open the save with the save editor and save it.

Used tools:

ZModeler 1.07b & 2.2.6 | NFS-CarToolkit | Binary | VLT-Ed | Blender | Forza Studio | GIMP | DXTBMP | Notepad

Copyrights/permissions:

If you would like to modify and/or distribute this mod, please:

• keep this readme file without any alterations whatsoever (in case of just sharing this mod around)
• give me proper credit (AJ_Lethal) for creating the mod
• Seriously, respecting those conditions is not hard at all. Unless you're terminally dumb or a shameless, talentless hack.