HFs - Bibica (updated)
Toy car alternatives
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About this mod Machine translation
Toy car alternatives
The 1K material master file was updated on August 30. It has been repackaged and uploaded. You can choose to install it according to your needs.
The 2K and 4K texture moderator files have been packaged and uploaded together. You can choose one of the two to install according to your needs.
My (original author Halffaces, the same below) new replacement is a vanilla toy car model. This mod changes both the post-war (shabby and dirty) version and the new pre-war version. Instead of using the same model for both versions of the toy car (new and post-war) I decided to make two different models. So don't be surprised when you see two completely different toys in the game. I wanted to make a different mesh and not just add dirt and scuff marks to the texture to mimic the post war version of the car. In my opinion this brings more diversity. ????
This file contains my files for ToyCar.nif and ToyCar_PreWar.nif
New meshes and HD BC7 textures made Special thanks to my lovely Patreons: splshadeslk, DistortedAsylum, Biggs4Lyfe, Steve Anderson, Anonymous, Angelina Aldridge, TeriDactyl, Steven Foster, Michael, Devia L, ShadowULFSB94, Shadowangel09, fitzz, Pierre Loneux, WintyFree, CopyRite and all other subscribers! Your recognition, support and interest in my work inspires new ideas and encourages me to create more great mods for you. Make your skyline more beautiful and vivid! ????
Mesh and texture only. There is no ESP so it can be safely installed/uninstalled at any time.
I hope you will like it. Thanks ?????? for the recognition
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