------------------Pursuit UAZ-469 — "Mentovoz" for Need For Speed 4: High Stakes-----------------

tuned Russian jeep — óëó÷řĺííŕ˙ ěîäčôčęŕöč˙ "Mentovoz"="Cop-carrier" (Edited by Skoti: more like a Pig-Carrier. "Ment" pronounced "myent" in russian is the equivalent of "Pig" in english)

Uaz-469 is a famous Russian jeep which has been widely used as a special car for police/militia

and military forces.

Years of production/ăîäű âűďóńęŕ: 1972-1985

English

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This is my first car ever built for any computer game. While modelling it I tried to keep

a balance between nice appearance and little amount of poligons. In the process of work I

encountered with a lot of bugs. Most of them are fixed, some not - they enlisted below. But most

of them are not essential.

Installation

Copy Car.viv into .../Need for Speed High Stakes/Data/Cars/Puaz/

Copy Puaz.qfs in .../Need for Speed High Stakes/Data/FeArt/VidWall/

Model Features

Version: 0.1 beta

Class: B

Serial number: 26

Pursuit: Yes

3D Interior: Yes

Upgrades: No (Is there any need for them in pursuit car?)

Damage: No (Actually there is, but it doesn't work:-( )

Career Mode: No

Dashboard View: Yes, but not completed. Some parts do not render correctly

Besides that:

-Direction of driver's steering wheel rotation is a little bit wrong (problem with local axis)

-In showroom car may float a little(it can be noticed if reflections are enabled), but

in game it works fine

Except these shortcomings model looks satisfying and works fine.

So this is a beta version and I hope one day I will be able to fix these bugs (if I have

free time and enough knowledge for it).

Copyright Notes

You may decompile it for educational purpose if you want. Also, if you like it and want to try

to fix some bugs - for that case Damage model and Dashboard are applied as .z3d-files. If you

succed write me about it please.

If you want to use this model as a base for your own/use some parts of it, please don't forget to

ask for the permission.

If you find it worth for posting on your web-site, you may do that, but first inform me about it,

or at least don't forget to mention me as it's author:) and please include this file into it.

Author: Michael

Coordinates: belousov_m@mail.ru

Sorry for possible mistakes — English language is not my native one.