Cadillac "Beast" Presidential State Car
凯迪拉克“野兽”总统国家汽车
Screenshots 3 screenshots
About this mod Machine translation
This is the long-awaited beast of GTA V. Please understand this is a work in progress and a BETA of sorts. Still, this hot rod has more features than quite a few "off-the-shelf" models.
In its current state, the model has the following characteristics:
-L0, L1 and L4 model states
- Full body mapping (including dirt and burns/scratches)
- Working dials, alarms, lights, doors, hanging parts, etc.
- Properly modeled chassis so it looks realistic when the bumpers come off
Interior lighting at night
- Turn the steering wheel
-Custom tear gas and smoke grenade launchers
- Detailed front interior
- Proper mirror
-proper COL model
-Bullet-proof windows (still react to impact and may break after an explosion)
-custom game name
- Includes custom skinned body templates.
Changelog version 0.5.1:
- Waving the flag
- The logo cannot be deleted
-misc material and model fixes
Make sure to download the CWeaponInfoBlob limit adjuster via alexguirre to prevent loading screen crashes.
The model will be further developed after this version, not just abandoned.
Please ensure that text files within the archive are read correctly.
Original model purchased by Elope from Humster3D. Interior, engine, chassis parts, optimization and all the work I've done. The model has been further optimized for correct use with the game. The L0 model with all interiors has around 150k polygons. L1 is half so the game won't stress it too much.
Check Instagram for the latest updates on WIP work and to submit livery requests for new airliners.
Thanks for all your continued support and feedback, I can now upload over 100 here. Your comments, ratings and donations are what keep me going, so don't stop what you've been doing ;)
Here is the long awaited Beast for GTA V. Please understand that this is a work in progress, a BETA of sorts. Nevertheless, this mod has more features than quite a few "finished" vehicle mods.
In it's current state the model features:
-L0, L1 and L4 model states
-complete body mapping (including dirt and burn/scratch marks)
-working dials, sirens, lights, doors, suspension parts, etc
-properly modelled chassis, so it looks realistic when bumpers fall off
-illuminated interior at night
-hands on steering wheel
-custom teargas and smokegrenade launcher
-detailed front interior
-proper mirrors
-proper COL models
-bulletproof windows (still react to impacts and can break after an explosive hit)
-custom ingame name
-Body template for custom skins included.
Changelog Version 0.5.1:
-added waving flags
-flags not removeable
-misc material and model fixes
Please make sure to download the CWeaponInfoBlob Limit Adjuster by alexguirre to prevent loading screen crashes.
The model will be further worked on and not just abandoned after this release.
Please make sure to properly read the text files inside the archive.
Original model bought by Elope from Humster3D. Interior, engine, chassis parts, opimization and all that stuff done by me. The model has been further optimized for proper ingame use. The L0 model with all interior stuff has about 150k polygons. L1 has half of that, so the game doesn't get stressed too much.
Check out Instagram to be up-to-date with WIP works and to submit livery requests for new airliners.
Thanks you for all your continuous support and feedback, allowing me to now have over 100 uploads here. Your comments, ratings and donations are what keep me going, so don't stop what you've been doing;)
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.