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Is this new coupe a small bodystyle?

It doesn't really matter if you put it in the large or small folder.

Edit: I checked the car, I have to say that it looks very nice

Only suggestion I would make is to add a 2 seat option, as it is a coupe.

Also you should add filtering tags to your cars, just add the following lines to your lua files:

--List of body type tags, choices are, "SEDAN", "WAGON", "HATCH", "COUPE", "SUV", "UTE", "MPV", "VAN",
--You can have as many as you want, just don't forget the commas!
Tags = { "COUPE", },

This car looks nice!, but the mirrors are missing. I have a question: Is your 90s Sedan Body fixed a bug? if fixed, please release it, because we need more 90s Sedans.

My Suggestions: Modernized Bumpers with Larger Mirrors and the Plastic Trim Version (80s revision), as well as Convertible and Hatchback Versions.

reference image (3-door hatchback): http://www.the-blueprints.com/blueprint ... -56897.jpg
2-door coupe (modernized version): http://www.the-blueprints.com/blueprint ... t-1987.png

Your picture of the hatchback version seems very similar to your picture of the 2-door version.

Here is a non-blueprint picture of what Opel manta hatch looks like:



Although it is not the same generation as the one Partario made.

I do agree that a convertible variant could be interesting.

And I can't believe I didn't notice the lack of mirrors.

For the 90s sedan, we should start a movement, like the #skindafati movement. It was very successful, so I imagine making the same would work here too

Thanks for the feedback!

Silly me, forgetting the mirrors!

I'll upload a revised version soon after I fix said issues. I'll see if I can turn it into a decent looking convertible and a hatchback, both would be cool additions. A version with more modern bumpers might also be a good idea, should make the body suitable for 1980s and early 90s as well.


About the 90s sedan, it's actually sort of ready and usable in game, as well as its coupe version. There is a stamping issue with it, though. When stamping a grille or a vent over the seams, parts of the seam start acting up near the edges of the fixture.

Like so:



All the materials are assigned correctly in the .lua file. The culprit may be in the UV mapping/unwrapping, but I've tried redoing it several times with no success.
Haven't observed anything like this with other bodies, be them vanilla or mods; so I know I must be doing something wrong.

There's also a slight issue with front wheels offsetting strangely when finishing the chassis part (but only after having morphed the body in a certain way before), but I figure that's not such a big issue.

Try making the seams a bit less deep.

IIRC it can help in cases like this.

Good idea, it's worth giving a shot.

I'm away from home for a few days, but when I get back some time mid next week, I'll hope to release the updated 70s Coupe and if things go well, the 90s sedan too.

The 1990s sedan/coupe is here:

download/file.php?id=14580

Pic:


Again, any kind of feedback is welcome. Cheers!

Very nice

It seems you fixed your stamping issue with the seams.

Only comment I would make, like with the Manta, is that it you should add filtering tags.

Oh yeah. Still keep forgetting that.

Seems like a Chrysler intrepid type body. I can use this thank you!

Looking great!

Looks great, only I get a "The selected attachment does not exist anymore." error.
What happenend?

I don't know, but there's a thumbnail in the OP that works fine. Try that.

Updated link in OP, forgot to edit the post above.

Cleared it up now.