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Interesting car

Nice and clean. That look never gets old.

My one hundred and seventh car conversion, the 2009 Alfa Romeo 159 ti converted by RacingFreak from Driver San Francisco and converted for Midtown Madness 2 by me, is available here at MM2X!



Enjoy my conversion!

Really nice car

This is my one hundred and eighth public conversion. The car is the 2011 Suzuki SX4 SportBack, original from Forza Motorsport 4 game and converted by Riva (Riva has ripped the model for me). The car model has 23910 polygons for the BODY object and 2614 polygons for each wheel.




Model converting and textures are almost done, is left little to do. Sounds and tuning bases are now selected. Dashboard, vehicle showcase and other are to do.

Here the 2011 Suzuki SX4 SportBack conversion features.

New model: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
3D interiors: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
3D wheels: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
Driver model: Yes (from NFS Carbon)
New textures: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
Dashboard: Yes (day and night versions)
Damages: Yes
Damage textures: No
Detachable parts: Yes (two parts, rear license plate and roof antenna)
New tuning: Yes (realistic)
New sounds: No (in-game cars sounds, mixed)
Number of colors: 5 (original 2011 Suzuki SX4 SportBack colors and names)

Thank you for your comments.

Here the 2011 Suzuki SX4 SportBack conversion features.

New model: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
3D interiors: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
3D wheels: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
Driver model: Yes (from NFS Carbon)
New textures: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
Dashboard: Yes (day and night versions)
Damages: Yes
Damage textures: No
Detachable parts: Yes (two parts, rear license plate and roof antenna)
New tuning: Yes (realistic)
New sounds: No (in-game cars sounds, mixed)
Number of colors: 5 (original 2011 Suzuki SX4 SportBack colors and names)

^ Now THAT is what you should use in your news posts! Instead of "good this, great this, excellent that".

Looks good in Zmod! This is a car i'll definately download

Here the 2011 Suzuki SX4 SportBack conversion features.

New model: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
3D interiors: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
3D wheels: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
Driver model: Yes (from NFS Carbon)
New textures: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
Dashboard: Yes (day and night versions)
Damages: Yes
Damage textures: No
Detachable parts: Yes (two parts, rear license plate and roof antenna)
New tuning: Yes (realistic)
New sounds: No (in-game cars sounds, mixed)
Number of colors: 5 (original 2011 Suzuki SX4 SportBack colors and names)

^ Now THAT is what you should use in your news posts! Instead of "good this, great this, excellent that".

Looks good in Zmod! This is a car i'll definately download

I second that. Tell about the car, not how amazing it is.

Other than that, looks like a nice car Franch.

Good model I like your car but there is a small disadvantage in any of them and is the type of control that you add them I mean the brakes and slow some cars, not sure if this can be improved, luck with this conversion.

Now THAT is what you should use in your news posts! Instead of "good this, great this, excellent that".

Took me a while to get that you're talking about the news and cars add-ons descriptions that I post here at MM2X... because it's off-topic.
Well, from how the website displays the text of news and downloads is better have a description made in that way, it's not designed for lists and it hasn't other fields to compile for each download aspect. For other things like if the 3D model has 3D interiors, is mostly enough look at the screenshot. More, the description fits to any kind of download is put: cars, tracks, mods, programs, etc., where any must have different descriptions of features. Then, has always been so, also when DjDecibel and Gafaddict posted downloads with news attached.

I second that. Tell about the car, not how amazing it is.

The use of words like "enough good", "good", "very good", "very nice", etc. is a kind of measurement meter about the qualities of the descripted aspects, and together with the screenshot should make you an idea about how they are... If this isn't tell about the car... For example, tell only "yes" or "no" about the dashboard present is too much reductive. Wanting to tell more, then it becomes like a little review, not a quick description.

Some in-game pictures of my 2011 Suzuki SX4 SportBack conversion.

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All textures are done, instead 3D model needs some fixing to be declared done. Dashboard is in progress. Vehicle showcase, tuning adjustments and some more to do.

Very nice car.

My one hundred and eighth car conversion, the 2011 Suzuki SX4 SportBack converted by Riva from Forza Motorsport 4 and converted for Midtown Madness 2 by me, is available here at MM2X!



Enjoy my conversion!

Wow! Nice car!
PS: You double-posted

This is my one hundred and ninth public conversion. The car is the 2011 Peugeot 308 GTi, original from Forza Motorsport 4 game and converted by Riva (Riva has ripped the model for me). The car model has 24102 polygons for the BODY object and 2463 polygons for each wheel.




The conversion of the model is almost done, just the taillights are left. The other plates are to do. The bases have been selected. The rest is to do.

Here the 2011 Peugeot 308 GTi conversion features.

New model: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
3D interiors: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
3D wheels: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
Driver model: Yes (from NFS Carbon)
New textures: Yes (from Forza Motorsport 4)
Dashboard: Yes (day and night versions)
Damages: Yes
Damage textures: No
Detachable parts: Yes (three parts, license plates and roof antenna)
New tuning: Yes (realistic)
New sounds: No (in-game cars sounds, mixed)
Number of colors: 5 (original 2011 Peugeot 308 GTi colors and names)

Thank you for your comments.

Cool I like this car