GTA V Heists Armored Kuruma

Brief introduction:

I know emad-tvk has converted this, but it has some minor bugs and a few things I would have done differently. Plus, I felt like converting it, so I did. It has proper LOD, dirt mapping and proper paint. It's more or less a direct conversion, but I did make the torso wing an extra and added a second wing of a different style just for the sake of it. I modified the collision mesh (derived from Sudan) extensively so that the armor around the windows actually works. The bullet would have to hit an actual window to hit you. Since the glass isn't bulletproof, you can still shoot, but the working armor means you'll be harder to hit. Plus, even though the windows are small, you can still smash them out to steal a car or use it to film while driving. Because of the changes I made to the collision mesh, I made sure to test this. Includes two .wtds. One for matte (satin) paint and the other for gloss paint. When using gloss paint.wtd, the rims will be very shiny, so choose your rim color carefully. I also added a separate collection of carcols for each paint type. Glossy paint.WTD's Carcols range uses color #17 (Titanium Frost Poly) because it replicates chrome perfectly. FYI: In the screenshot I used gray on the matte painted car because it's hard to see when it's black. This is mainly due to the lighting of the location and the specific time of day. One for matte (satin) paint and the other for gloss paint. When using gloss paint.wtd, the rims will be very shiny, so choose your rim color carefully. I also added a separate collection of carcols for each paint type. Glossy paint.WTD's Carcols range uses color #17 (Titanium Frost Poly) because it replicates chrome perfectly. FYI: In the screenshot I used gray on the matte painted car because it's hard to see when it's black. This is mainly due to the lighting of the location and the specific time of day. One for matte (satin) paint and the other for gloss paint. When using gloss paint.wtd, the rims will be very shiny, so choose your rim color carefully. I also added a separate collection of carcols for each paint type. Glossy paint.WTD's Carcols range uses color #17 (Titanium Frost Poly) because it replicates chrome perfectly. FYI: In the screenshot I used gray on the matte painted car because it's hard to see when it's black. This is mainly due to the lighting of the location and the specific time of day. wtd used color #17 (Titanium Frost Poly) because it replicates chrome perfectly. FYI: In the screenshot I used gray on the matte painted car because it's hard to see when it's black. This is mainly due to the lighting of the location and the specific time of day. wtd used color #17 (Titanium Frost Poly) because it replicates chrome perfectly. FYI: In the screenshot I used gray on the matte painted car because it's hard to see when it's black. This is mainly due to the lighting of the location and the specific time of day.

Game: Grand Theft Auto 4

Author: JoeVK

Original address:

How to use:

• Download the file and unzip the MOD file

• Download and install OpenIV

• Download and install the built-in modifier

• Use OpenIV to install MOD

• Enter the game and use the built-in modifier to brush out the vehicle.

Note, please don’t forget to back up the original files!