Yakuza Ped
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About this mod Machine translation
While playing my GTA 5 Yakuza Takedown map I got the idea of trying to make a ped model or at best change the clothes worn by the Korean gangs. So after hours of watching YouTube tutorials and looking at Korean 2 models, I decided to try making a shirtless and tattooed Street Fighter looking model. I didn't think it would work, but my little brother and I spent a lot of time on photoshop apps and were finally able to get the results we wanted. Amazingly we managed to change his face and give him a backwards hat and an awesome tattered look!
This is the first model we've tried, so let us know how you like it and we can make models more like this!
Instructions contained in the description
Thank you for downloading!
When playing my GTA 5 Yakuza Takedown map, I got the idea of trying to make a ped model or at the most change the clothes that the Korean gang wore. So after hours of watching YouTube tutorials and looking at the Korean 2 model, I decided to try and make a shirtless and tattooed street fighter look for the model. I didn't think it would work, but me and my little brother spent a lot of time on the photoshop app and finally were able to get the outcome we desired. And surprisingly we managed to change his face a little and give him a backwards hat and an awesome tatted look!
This is our first model we ever tried to work on, so let us know how u like it, and we can make more models like this one!
Instructions included in the read me
Thanks for downloading!
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