2013 Audi S8 FSI

Mannequin Writer: Firestone, KH
Conversion to GTA IV: Xperia
That is my first conversion and I am not advertising it as a 1.zero simply because there are nonetheless a number of issues. We have already got this S8 out there on the location, however I assumed with my conversion I might embody some further options that newer GTA patches have introduced us. Nevertheless, the automobile works completely in sport and serves properly as some eye sweet so I assumed I might share it with you guys.
Options:
– All typical mannequin options
– L0/L1 mannequin
– Detailed however not too poly-heavy (120,000-ish)
– Working indicator lights
– Working Daytime Working Lights
– 1 further (navigation system within the centre console
– Working GTA 5 plates
– Inside lights work (gauge/button lights activate with engine)
– Paintable inside (secondary color slot)
– Paintable inventory rims (rim color slot)
– Vibrating exhausts
– Working steering wheel
– Medium high quality inside
– All doorways + boot/bonnet work
– Breakable glass
Recognized points:
Criticism is welcome, but when reporting a problem within the feedback or leaving a destructive score, please observe that the next are already recognized points:
– Dials do not work
– Steering wheel rotates oddly (appears to be like adequate to work in first particular person nonetheless)
– The Audi badges, the S8 badges and another areas aren’t shiny sufficient
– The door home windows break oddly and cannot be totally shot out
– Brake discs aren’t seen
– The realm between the underside of the windshield and the bonnet may be seen via
– .ytd is a bit large
I am aiming to repair these issues however I am nonetheless a newbie with ZModeler and I haven’t got lengthy left on my trial, so I can not promise something.
Set up:
– Rename s8.yft, s8_hi.yft, and s8.ytd to exchange any 4 door automobile of your alternative. I like to recommend Schafter2 because the dealing with appears to work finest there.
If I’ve the time I could finally arrange a customized dealing with line so it really works for any automobile.

Credit:
TheAdmiester