The missing link in the 250 family.

Not quite sure, but possibly it could be this one:

https://www.evolution-modding.net/t2222-ferrari-250-gt-california-swb

NEChris wrote:

Are these liveries available for download somewhere? Thanks.

No, because I never made them public. I can upload them if you want, seeing as Marian's unfinished version is available.

Zexer wrote:

NEChris wrote:

Are these liveries available for download somewhere? Thanks.

No, because I never made them public. I can upload them if you want, seeing as Marian's unfinished version is available.

Yes please, would be a great addition

There you go.
https://mega.nz/#!gx83WDbS!kOTC_Zwz3Lt4rbyeGRPdGUmXc1-i4wRNs8M5_My_NS0

Thank you

Zexer wrote:

There you go.
https://mega.nz/#!gx83WDbS!kOTC_Zwz3Lt4rbyeGRPdGUmXc1-i4wRNs8M5_My_NS0

Thanks

Thanks for the skins Zexer, but I have a question. When I put them in game , the numbers are backwards like a mirror image.
How do I correct this?

COULD SOMEONE PLEASE SAY WHAT MOD THESE SKINS RUN IN PLEASE AND ALSO PROVIDE A LINK, IT WOULD BE VERY VERY HELPFULL FOR OTHERS TO FATHOM OUT WHAT IS GOING ON.

as said above I'm quite sure that is is this one:

https://www.evolution-modding.net/t2222-ferrari-250-gt-california-swb

Swede Savage wrote:

Thanks for the skins Zexer, but I have a question. When I put them in game , the numbers are backwards like a mirror image.
How do I correct this?

You have to reverse all numbers/graphics on the body1.dds texture file or... and this is a biggie... what I shall proceed to do is reverse all the body1 mapping to make everything "normal" again.

It's not hard to do at all Glen, all you need to do is to use the mirror function in 3DSimEd (under the Edit tab) and fliip the main body on its X axis. That's 30 seconds of work, at most.

Cheers Frank.

Thanks Zexer. That did it.

Here's the mirrored file for those who want it.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/9ftbm6itpt6givw/250_california_swb_body.gmt/file

Will make his skins correct but the originals will be reversed

Just a heads up fot the link given just above this one by 'swede savage'
the link flicked up many inescapable pop-ups with requests to install some unwanted rubbish over and over, as one was rejected it was replaced by another over and over, I escaped with Ctr,alt,del and then purged history... not a nice experience for the unwary.

I ain't pointing fingers just letting you know what happened to me by clicking on the link

Pete Conway wrote:

Just a heads up fot the link given just above this one by 'swede savage'
the link flicked up many inescapable pop-ups with requests to install some unwanted rubbish over and over, as one was rejected it was replaced by another over and over, I escaped with Ctr,alt,del and then purged history... not a nice experience for the unwary.

I ain't pointing fingers just letting you know what happened to me by clicking on the link

After clicking on the link did you remember to delete everything in front of 'https' in your browser? This should allow you to go straight to the mediafire download.

And it also depends from browser used (& settings of browser) & OS used,

I only use Mozilla based browsers (Firefox, Waterfox, Palemoon, Basilisk etc. (also available with W10)) with addons and work online only with Linux OS.

No probs at all the more if deleting everything in front of "https".

I recommend installing Universal Bypass and some adblocker in your browser (addons).
Significantly facilitates network browsing.

Hi guys, sorry to have missdirected the thread.
I have addblock and 'No' I didn't alter the link in any way, just double clicked (still trying to get my head around Win10) and run Firefox with Startpage as a search engine (google hater here I'm afraid)

The threat was "HackTool :Win32/Gamehack.E!MSR" only for the 'mirrored file' I mentioned

The Original 250 LWB file came down fine and checked out safely.
I'll get my lad to look at what I'm doing differently to get the problems.


Addendum
As reccomended I opened in a separate tab and removed everything in front of 'http' and all was fine, thanks for your help and appologies for being an interweb nube (lol)

Pete Conway wrote:

Addendum
As reccomended I opened in a separate tab and removed everything in front of 'http' and all was fine, thanks for your help and appologies for being an interweb nube (lol)

The Universal Bypass addon does this automatically.
https://universal-bypass.org/

Vanaja recommended UB a while back and it really is a one click solution. Never had an issue or problem with it. Thank You Vanaja!

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The Universal Bypass addon does this automatically.
https://universal-bypass.org/ [/quote]

Got it!
Thanks Vanaja