good point, and no, capitals are not important, it won't stop you seeing the skin textures (as long as you have the uf1 car selected and are looking for uf1 skins)
paper round, wash cars, take neighbours dog a walk, paint granny's shed, go out and earn it if you want it, don't sponge in here or resort to trying to find a crack for it.
1) Public are mis-led by scant and suspect scientific evidence that they are causing the death of the planet. Everyone is made to feel guilty.
2) Politicians sieze the opportunity to put up taxes to aid their own mis-management of public funds and justify it on environmental grounds.
3) Loads of people don't mind paying extra tax if it is for the 'good of the planet'
4) The automobile industry jumps on the green bandwagon and exploits the new consumer pressure to 'buy green' helping to improve their own profits.
Or am i just being cynical?
It's not the CO2 from cars that worries me, I'm pretty sure having heard both sides of the argument that man-made CO2 does nothing to regulate or alter the global average temperature.
It's the Carbon monoxide I'm worried about.
Forget this crazy global warming crap, concentrate on the real issues, that's the poisoning by pollutants, not the climate-change debacle, its a huge red herring!
But put that graph into its proper context, all this man-made stuff accounts for less than 2% of the total global CO2 contribution, so any one section on its own is pretty negligible in the big scale of things isn't it? The whole man-made pie-chart accounts for only a tiny fraction of the earth's natural CO2 level. A half a degree rise in ambient temperature over a 5 year period is well within the normal fluctuation limits of the plant and far less than earlier trends in both heating and cooling that the earth has experienced way before we had politicians, environmental lobbyists, stretch Hummers or international air transport.
1. yellow to orange gradient front to back
2. add a bit of noise
3. add a dark grey to light grey gradient as layer adjustment set to multiply, darker rear bottom going up to lighter at the front top.
We keep a big file of your late night post-pub posts back here at central HQ, CSU. When life is getting us down we open them all up for a laugh. (and wish we could have joined you for a couple)
No, just kidding
Well it does make the back end look a bit wide, but I see that as more of an incentive to start making more effort to improve the dreadfully average lap times, maybe help burn off a little bit of that excess pudding.
While the EU has a remaining comma surfeit, member nations are receiving tax incentives to use up the comma mountain. Our German colleagues are leading the field in clearing this surfeit and thus reducing their EU tax bill in the process.
We should, I think, all learn, and prosper, from their example.
just rename the skin, it just about fits fine except for a couple of the decals on the front skirt One of my XFG AI cars wears it and none of the other cars laugh at him.