Note: if you want to add the add-on version with Binary, use the Binary v2 Compatibility Pack to do so

base from NFS Shift, with some parts from NFSPS, CSR, Forza 4 and SRS / Modloader version replaces CTS / Add-on version incompatible with Modloader

Features:

Can be customized with:

Bodykits

Spoilers

Hood/rollcage combo

Rims

Paint

Vinyls (debug map included; custom, 2F2F colorable body vinyls and Eastsiders vinyl included)

Decals

Tinted windows

Other features:

Performance: +173 mph (+280 km/h) top speed -stock- / 233 mph (375 km/h) -upgraded-

LOD0 interior

Custom driver (werewolf)

Installation:

Modloader version:

Make sure you have the NFSMW Modloader installed

Move the ADDONS folder to your NFSMW folder. Delete any mod replacing CTS first.

Add-on version (make backups first!):

Make sure you have NFSMW Unlimiter installed first

Move the SKYLINE34R folder into NFSMW's CARS folder

Get Ed The Car Dealer to add the GLOBALB entries. To do so:

Move the SKYLINE34R.ini file to the ConfigNFSMW folder of Ed

Move the CARSELECT_MANUFACTURER_NISSAN.dds and SECONDARY_LOGO_SKYLINE34R.dds files to the ResourcesNFSMWFrontEndFrontEndTextures729181AD folder of Ed

Run Ed, open your NFSMW folder and click on the Add Cars button.

Using NFS-VltEd, import the the skyline34r.nfsms file and save

To use add-on cars you should either create a new savefile or patch your existing savefile with the Save Patcher and Save Editor tools. Patch the save first then open the save with the save editor and save it.

Used tools:

Zmodeler 1.07b & 2.2.6 | QuickBMS | 3DSimEd | GIMP | NFS TexEd | DXTBmp | NFSMW ModTools (with nlgzrgn's custom geometry compiler) | NFSU2 Texture Compiler (including ASC custom ARGB/DXT5 variant) | BinViewer | Notepad | NFS VLTEd | MWInside Model Recompiler

Copyrights/permissions:

If you would like to modify and/or distribute this mod, please:

keep this readme file without any alterations whatsoever (in case of just sharing this mod around)

give me proper credit (AJ_Lethal) for creating the mod

Seriously, respecting those conditions is not hard at all. Unless you're terminally dumb or a shameless, talentless hack.