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um you gotta find the bitmap headers in the vinyl file for the car, then use a hex edtor to extract the bitmap from the vinyl.abk file edit the bitmap, then copy it back into the abk file and then corss your fingers n hope u haven't corrupted anything, then load the vinyl in the game. I use the full custom vinyls for my bitmaps coz they're big and are already full colour.

I'm sure sumone will release a texture editor very soon anyways...

as for the tools I use.. funnily enough I use DOS's Edit.exe lol

Cortide, which flame textures did you layer to make that effect.. it looks good...

been tryin for the last 4 mins and all i could come up with was this...

flames.jpg

umm

its flame 39

just changed the vinyl colors to white for the inside flames and black for the outside, the last one dont matter.

Has a pearl paint and a black body vinyl. The pearl paint changes the colors of white.

Haven't tried online as my ps2 networking is shot to hell, gateway and firewall and i haven't had time to figure the thing out.

i got it on ps2.. just before my exams.. gee.. that was a baad decision.. lol

im up to race 105 i think.. and obviously i cant take screen shots...

i want a Mines GTR as well... or even Zoidberg racing.. but i cant..

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