Waypoint Retexure(s)
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About this mod Machine translation
Hey there. So I don't really have anything to say. Why didn't I understand just now? It's not exactly the same color as the IV by any means, but it's pretty close, so, yeah.
Deciding to add more colors leads to why not. More colors will be added upon request.
Put it here: mods\update\update.rpf\common\data\ui
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Change log
0.1v - Initial ̶d̶ Release
1.0v - Multiple colors added. More on the way
1.1v - Add different colors to blue on request. The original blue color is still available in update 1.0v and will be added back in a future update.
1.2v - Adds more colors. That's all I'm going to add. Any other colors added will be by request.
GTA IV photos from GTA Wiki.
Thanks to Alex106 for providing closer color codes for GTA IV waypoints.
Hey yall. So I really don't have much to say on this. I just made cause why the hell not? Anyway it's not exactly the same colour as IV, but it's pretty damn close so, yeah.
Decided to add in more colors cause why not. Will add in more colours as requested.
Drop it here: mods\update\update.rpf\common\data\ui
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Changelog
0.1v - Initial ̶d̶ Release
1.0v - Added multiple colours. More on the way
1.1v - Added different colour for blue as requested. Original blue is still available in update 1.0v and will be re-added in a later update.
1.2v - Added more colors. That's all I care to add. Any other added colors will be through requests.
The GTA IV photos are from the GTA Wiki.
Thanks to Alex106 for providing a closer color code for the GTA IV waypoint.
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