Not an expert at this but I'm guessing editing the DDS. files will do?
However I think it will affect its road counterparts too
:dnfnoob:

Quote from speed1230 :

Not an expert at this but I'm guessing editing the DDS. files will do?
However I think it will affect its road counterparts too
:dnfnoob:

That's fine, if you could just point me to what the files are.. I'd be glad to edit them myself.

in your lfs\data\dds folder, headlights are in XX_interior1.dds (with the cars name being XX, eg : FX_interior1.dds)

If you use Photoshop, you need the Nvidia DDS Plugin.

Quote from NatasjaDK :

I have some for XRG/XRT/XRR i only see at xrg cuz im demo but i think it works in xrr and xrt, want it?

Sure that would help a lot.. And I have gimp.. So if you could help me install the DDS editor since it's totally confusing..

I use dds converter, just run it convert your .dds to another file format which you can then edit in gimp, then convert it back to .dds when your done.

Link for dds converter : http://eliteforce2.filefront.com/file/DDS_Converter;29412

Paint.NET opens DDS files as standard.

here is The Gimp DDS plugin

Quote from TehPaws3D :

Hello, I've been wondering, Since this is starting to bug me, Is there anyway to make the GTR car lights (XRR, XFR, FZR, FXR) Yellow tented? Like the ones in real life have a yellow tint as to not blind a driver?

You can edit the .dds as already mentioned, but beware that it applies to ALL FXRs, UFRs, XFRs and XRRs... As the FZ interiors aren't done yet, your changes to the FZ_interior.dds would also change the FZ50s...

Oh, and just so you know: it's to distinguish the GT cars from the Prototypes in the dark, drivers will be blinded either way once they start to intimidate with full beams...

paint.net will open dds files

Quote from TehPaws3D :

It appears I have no image editing program that can open DDS. ... So.. Can anyone point me in the right direction for opening something seemingly simple?

paint.net works it has a built in dds filter