a replica of the 2018 mitsubishi pajero 4x4
done doing smoothing groups now onto textures..
Model isn't made by me.
I'll be trying to get it as close as possible to the real specifications
Also there will be an offroad,police and EMS configurations along with the basic one.
Hopefully everything goes to plan
Since it isn't legally certified vehicle mod by mitsubishi.. Got name suggestion?
Exterior Is 90% Done!
Took me alot of time to make these small stuff (Front, Fenders) , it might not be looking like the exact real one but generally it's built freely.
Still gotta make:
Engine
Suspension
Mass
Steering Wheel + Animations
Skins.
Hello Racers! I'm working on a truck that have a changeable.. Welp everything.. Aside from cab ofc
Right now i am finished with the configurations modeling in editor, just need some final touches like fender or lights etc..
I made these configurations :
-Box unit
-Shipping Container
-Cement Mixer
-Tanker
All of the above are set to be skinable as well as the Cab wich i starting to make
Might take me a while but it should look somewhat similar to a Ford F700 cab as shown in these blueprints & Irl photos I'm following.
These are the configs as of now
Drop your thoughts below and maybe help me with a suggestion for a name or a modification
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Reason : Added Progress of build photos.
If many people are still working on physics as your example then it's still in development. It should have either not been uploaded yet or just fully been tested offline and a final version shall be uploaded then.
It's just the idea why mod makers are rushing with thier mod,
Its not a life support cable
U may take some time to make alot of changes or small ones
U may discover mistakes while further testing.
But not every single change need to be a new version.
It's really annoying having to re-download a mod like 4 times a day.
Some mods receive small updates in a short time, resulting in a literal spamm
Some mods made it 17 updates within 2 days. For example average size is 10 mb, keeping the last version we get a whole usless 160mb.
I think a daily update limit should be implemented, to prevent tiny changes and make the mod maker take his time to focus and put more work onto it.
Some people including me may not have a fast internet connection to download the mod over and over again.
Not to mention the mod package of every version is for that mod is existing in lfs files without replacing the older one, this is such a waste of space aswell .
Reading this thread yesterday and someone notified me about it before, yes its true it should've been a truck. Welp now it's fixed on https://www.lfs.net/files/vehmods/83EECF
Thank you!
I am currently remaking the interior it gonna be way better than current. Also I'm working on the handling more and willing to make a skin for each track
Thank you so much for the detailed explanation of these things. I'll work on these things.
But for the fun labeling of some buttons it's just there for fun.
Hi, i am reporting a bug of what seems a data lockup for when updating an unpuplished mod.
Earlier i made a bus mod it was called RTS 6-71, it used a model from CG Trader back then when the license from that site wasn't clear so the mod got unpublished and was moved to my saved mods page.
After the license got usable i updated my mod in terms of visual and technical sides. And uploaded it through the saved mods page by just selecting the new mod archive
Due to the fact i didn't make an entirely new submission (new skin id) i used the same page to use same skin id
When mod Puplished again it showed the older version (from before license approval) ratings and downloads count. The download count carried on the old one so did ratings.
But if i view the mod in the edit page it shows exactly the actual download number. The attached picture shows the correct one wich is 19, but when viewed from main info page for mod it had older count (was around 270), i updated it and version 2 got +10 downloads so shown 280 now.
Here's mod link. https://www.lfs.net/files/vehmods/83EECF