Franch88's cars conversions

[HummersRock]

Congratulations Franch. This is a very good conversion. And its polycount is good enough for my computer. The threshold is about 20-25k. After that, you notice the lagging. Thanks again for bringing a great car into MM2.

Mm2 is just erotic with fps. Sometimes it's 75fps, then it's 50fps, then it's 60fps, then it's 35, then 75fps. I wish the rendering was programed better.

Great! It's released. I'll be driving this quite a bit along with Riva and HQTM Hummers.

[matt1314]

I think the sounds of the C6 are a little bit too nervous. I think they should be improved.

[Franch88]

My latest conversion is now available at MMArchive and at MM2BR.

I think the sounds of the C6 are a little bit too nervous. I think they should be improved.

Maybe yes, but anyway they're pretty realistic for it. They has been taken from Test Drive Unlimited game, and most of the car sounds from that game will result a bit boring in MM2.

[Franch88]

Hi again to all forum.

This is my sixteenth public conversion. The car is the BMW M5 made by Motzi for GTA SA. This is the image of the car:

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Soon I'll post some in-game pictures of it and all car's features. Stay tuned.

PS: I've released a new patch/mod for my 2006 Fiat Grande Punto conversion: it's the 2006 Fiat Grande Punto Colors Patch, that changes five of the ten car colors. Get it here.

[wannagoodcar]

Aahhhh yes. I am downloading the car for GTA SA

[Silent1Unknown]

Hey Franch. This will be a great conversion. The rims don't look too good but I especially like the paintjob. I always wanted to make my paintjobs sparkle like that. Hope it goes well.

And I also have to ask, how many polies is it?

[NightBR]

WOW
To me those rims of the BMW M6 are best in the M5.
is what I think.
Great conversion idea.

[Franch88]

First news. This is a first ZModeler screenshots of my sixteenth conversion.



This is the stock of the situation after some days of work.

Things done:
1. Created the folders structure;
2. Start the making of the 3D car model for MM2 with the detachable parts and the driver in ZModeler;
3. Found the seven colors and names in the BMW M5 official website;
4. Selected the sounds to use from the game Test Drive Unlimited and from MM2 cars;
6. Made the other paintjob textures;
7. Made a first version of the car tuning;
8. Created a first version of the Readme file.

Things to do:
1. End the making of the 3D car model for MM2 with the detachable parts and the driver in ZModeler;
2. Make the dashboard with the two versions;
3. Make the vehicle showcase;
4. Adjust the damages file and the car tuning files;
5. End the Readme file.

Soon other ZModeler and the in-game pictures. Stay tuned.

And I also have to ask, how many polies is it?

It has about 70000 polygons, but I'm still preparing it for the game.

I've decided to convert the version with the BMW M6 rims because they looks very nice to the M5 and also because the original ones are the same of the BMW M3 E92.

[lzr_sl2007]

Ihh, cad

[Franch88]

Second news. These are the two ZModeler screenshots of my sixteenth conversion.




This is the stock of the situation after some days of work.

Things done:
1. Created the folders structure;
2. Made the 3D car model for MM2 with the detachable parts and the driver in ZModeler;
3. Found the seven colors and names in the BMW M5 official website;
4. Selected the sounds to use from the game Test Drive Unlimited and from MM2 cars;
6. Made the other paintjob textures;
7. Made the damages file and a first version of the car tuning;
8. Created a first version of the Readme file.

Things to do:
1. Make the dashboard with the two versions;
2. Make the vehicle showcase;
3. Adjust the car tuning files;
4. End the Readme file.

And here the BMW M5 conversion features.

New model: Yes (made by Motzi)
3D interiors: Yes (made by Motzi)
3D wheels: Yes (made by Motzi)
Driver model: Yes (new model)
New textures: Yes (made by Motzi)
Dashboard: Yes (day and night versions)
Damages: Yes
Damage textures: No
Detachable parts: Yes (two parts, license plates)
New tuning: Yes (realistic)
New sounds: Yes (from Test Drive Unlimited, from an MM2 car, edited)
Number of colors: 7 (original BMW M5 colors and names)

Soon the in-game pictures and the release date. Stay tuned.

[HummersRock]

I can't wait. Looks great.

[Franch88]

Third news. These are some in-game pictures of my BMW M5 conversion.

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This is the actual stock of the situation. In the meanwhile I've adjusted the tuning files and some textures.

Things done:
1. Created the folders structure;
2. Made the 3D car model for MM2 with the detachable parts and the driver in ZModeler;
3. Found the seven colors and names in the BMW M5 official website;
4. Selected the sounds to use from the game Test Drive Unlimited and from MM2 cars;
5. Start the making of the dashboard with the two versions;
6. Made the other paintjob textures;
7. Made the damages file and a first version of the car tuning;
8. Created a first version of the Readme file.

Things to do:
1. End the making the dashboard with the two versions;
2. Make the vehicle showcase;
3. Adjust the car tuning files;
4. End the Readme file.

Thank you for your comments. Soon the release date. Stay tuned.

[matt1314]

Looks very well done so far. Can't wait for the release.

[Franch88]

Fourth news. All the things has been done, also without any beta testing this time. I can say a release date; it's, also reported in the car Readme.txt file:

The date is tomorrow, 26th of July 2008.

In this date the car will be available at this site, MM2 eXtreme.
Of course, I give my permission to publish this car also in other important sites, like MM2 Brasil and MMArchive.

[VKfromLT]

nice, tomorow is my birthday