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Have a swift recovery Jim. Glad to see even more updates on T3ed. Keep up the solid work.

This must be the Alfa Romeo that was just uploaded on the site. These are very useful fixes. Thanks for sharing them Pete.

Not sure if someone posted a link yet for this one. I came across this small old German site today featuring all BMW car mods and screenshots.

https://web.archive.org/web/20040707051650/http://stephan.peppmoeller.de/NFS-BMW/indexhome.html

Looks so good in red! love it 

Is it possible to enable traffics and cops in Career mode ? Knockouts with traffics and High Stakes with cops can be interesting.

Appears that someone named Scarface has enabled traffic in career mode in a recently uploaded mod

Those rear taillights look very Mercedes-styled. Love the overall design. Excited to see the end result

@Butch: Sorry about the apathy on the forums. I know i can do better in leaving comments and showing support. Your work is immensely appreciated-not just for the unique cars that you bring to life but the fact that you post regularly on these forums, that you like comments on mods, that you provide help with modding tips, and that you respond to feedback.

So in my small collection
I think that today's cars are designed for leasing, either long-term or with an option to purchase. The lease payments are converted into financial products that are resold on the market. It's like mobile phone contracts. Under these conditions, customers should not be attached to their cars.

Interesting that you mentioned mobile phone contracts as I've heard some manufacturers are making their ipad cars able to receive new features via software updates instead of physical facelifts. The touchscreens are used now because they're cheaper to produce than actual buttons and dials.

Wow, nice set of photos but thats alot of cars to build. From a time when cars were generally designed by people and not computers.

Modern vehicles are a big disappointment for me. They all look the same, lack actual colour, and feel disposable -especially EVs.

Pretty radical design. What are the solar cells on the back for?

Cool project. Car looks good!!

A wonderful year for everyone. Regarding 2026, the following cars are on my to do list.
For remakes: Maserati Ghibli, Austin Healey 3000, Ferrari 250 GTO.
For new models with dashboards: Maserati Bora, Ferrari 512 BB, Marcos GT (1900 & 3l), Lola Mk6 GT.
For unique models: Peugeot Proxima, Mercedes C111 & CW311/isdera Imperator, Marcos XP mantis, a car that would be perfect for Most Wanted: The Mega Track
 and if they're up for it, the crazy ideas of my X-Files accomplices.

Solid line-up of cars for 2026. Going to be a good year I think. Especially looking forward to the Lola.

I know we can replace the cars but it is possible to make another version of the hot pursuit mode for High Stakes? Where all the cops vehicles are the interceptors ones just like Playstation version

Hey Doni, have you checked out the GST Editor by Zalcus? Makes setting up custom hot pursuit races much easier. Might be what you're looking for

This tutorial by Freak-DS might help.

https://www.nfsaddons.com/forums/index.php?topic=1649.0

@Herms: Thanks, I would have liked to have had a lot of this earlier. But I've only just managed to get it done.
Actually, I wanted to simplify the operation of fshtools. That didn't work out so well. But for T3ED, it was worth dealing with the textures.


@pete9516: Regarding MCO: There isn't really much information available for loading the tracks.

I've already tried it myself. The header is slightly different, I can load the VRoad data, and the track block information is always the same size. But the track block data, i.e. the polygon extra objects, are a problem.

I think the MCO interactive extra objects (like the people and animals) with their respective textures are stored in a different location within the game files. They are shared between all the tracks. I can see why that would be a problem.

Another thing I noticed is that certain textures appear to be spread over multiple adjacent polygon faces -something I haven't noticed in NFS4 tracks.