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Bigg Boss93
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#48806 2014-09-17 20:09 |
# Jesus Christ : there are 2 possitions of the steering wheel in cfg.. can't remember which is which!The top one(near seat and camera slots) is the one that must be edited, and you must export the steering wheel model pivoted to its "ring" center and rotated so that it(the ring) results vertical, a graphical example would be this -> from this position \ to this one | . # Jesus Christ : superid shouldn't be changed, superid = id in which catalog page the part will belong..The super id must be changed only if(as above) you're using a part of rpk from another car(i took that from one of my rpks), so you must search the correct superid to use for your part, a fast example here below: my super id for stock parts catalog is 0x00000007 <FILE 00000352.res > which is an internal id(aka it's inside the same rpk) and connects it to the actual catalog page(F242), it is meant to prevent parts from appearing in catalog pages when you dont have the car in garage <FILE 00000340.res > as you can see in the above the catalog superid starts with a0004 infront of the the actual catalog id, so i'll explain you that as well in few rows: the first 4 digits of any id are equal to the number of the row with the name of the folder of the file you're looking for(in this case parts.rpk) in the rpk header. Yeah it sounds a bit complicated, i know, so here's a pratical example(mind that it changes from rpk to rpk so you must check your own): <FILE external_links > I hope this will solve most of your questions. 
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