Retro County Officer LSSD 70's
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Ok boys this is my Los Santos County Sheriff's Department retro police officers with there funsy moustache and long hairs like they should be in the 70's or 80's, they have also an cowboy holster.
-PED folder:
x64e.rpf\models\cdimages\componentpeds_s_m_y.rpf
-CAP folder: x64e.rpf\models\cdimages\pedprops.rpf
Enjoy made for the 70's lovers
-PED folder:
x64e.rpf\models\cdimages\componentpeds_s_m_y.rpf
-CAP folder: x64e.rpf\models\cdimages\pedprops.rpf
Enjoy made for the 70's lovers
Première mise en ligne : 9 septembre 2019
Dernière mise à jour : 9 septembre 2019
Téléchargé pour la dernière fois : il y a 7 jours
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Ok boys this is my Los Santos County Sheriff's Department retro police officers with there funsy moustache and long hairs like they should be in the 70's or 80's, they have also an cowboy holster.
-PED folder:
x64e.rpf\models\cdimages\componentpeds_s_m_y.rpf
-CAP folder: x64e.rpf\models\cdimages\pedprops.rpf
Enjoy made for the 70's lovers
-PED folder:
x64e.rpf\models\cdimages\componentpeds_s_m_y.rpf
-CAP folder: x64e.rpf\models\cdimages\pedprops.rpf
Enjoy made for the 70's lovers
Première mise en ligne : 9 septembre 2019
Dernière mise à jour : 9 septembre 2019
Téléchargé pour la dernière fois : il y a 7 jours
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Hey man I love your models! I've been wanting to kinda make my own ped models but I'm having trouble. Its mainly replacing one component with another but everytime I try it the ped is all weird and not binded to the skeleton correctly.. Do you think you'd be able to help me out with it?
As a final saying I quite like this ped, adds a hella load of variety in ways we can portray gta5!
@ConnorgGames well there is a lot of video to teach you on ZM3 how to do custom peds or with ODD methode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgdACa2wIl0&t=82s
ahh thank you for the link to this tutorial! I'll check it out in a bit!
How can I use the model in the first image?