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Richboi
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Location: United States Spring Occupation: TECH Age: 35 V$: |
#1 2012-03-17 15:05 |
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how the Sr20 the turbo setup is ridiculously big to the point you can't put a hood on your car or a bumper! If someone would be so kind as to walk me through how to re-size the setup I will do it, & upload it for people to use!
THANK YOU! This post was edited by Richboi (2012-03-17 15:45, ago) |
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Franco
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Location: Argentina hmmmm Occupation: Franco Age: 32 V$: |
#2 2012-03-17 15:37 |
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you have to import the part into 3ds max, resize it, and re export it to slr......
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Richboi
Posts: 56
Location: United States Spring Occupation: TECH Age: 35 V$: |
#3 2012-03-17 15:45 |
# Franco : you have to import the part into 3ds max, resize it, and re export it to slr......Now when I do that I don't have to mess with any of the load files or any of that right? |
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Franco
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Location: Argentina hmmmm Occupation: Franco Age: 32 V$: |
#4 2012-03-17 16:41 |
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well... yeah, you'll have to do again the loading order probably, and the position of the stuff might change, so you'll have to modify the cfg of the part too.... it's not an easy thing to do
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Richboi
Posts: 56
Location: United States Spring Occupation: TECH Age: 35 V$: |
#5 2012-03-17 23:32 |
# Franco : well... yeah, you'll have to do again the loading order probably, and the position of the stuff might change, so you'll have to modify the cfg of the part too.... it's not an easy thing to doahhh then no dice hahah I don't know how to do that stuff. |
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