Unzip or extract all the new files you downloaded to safe place.
If it works, you can continue this tutorial.
When it has started, load a saved game.
Going to the folder where you made the new install.
This data might be in the readme.txt.Īfter making multiple installs of GTA, test if the new one works. G-IMG by Respawn Install the car.dff and car.txd files.Ĭollision Editor 2 by Steve-M Install the car.col file, if the car has one.ĬFG Studio 2 by Me Install the handling.cfg data, if the car has any. We must use special programs to install cars. Readme.txt Sometimes has the handling.cfg and default.ide data.Ĭars normally have a car.dff file and a car.txd files. Handling.cfg Peformance and handling of the car. The New Files car.dff Shape of the vehicle, damaged parts and animated parts.Ĭar.txd Graphics used by the car, such as paint effects and damage marks.Ĭar.col Solid areas and materials used by the car.Ĭarcols.dat The colours it will use in the game.ĭefault.ide Wheel size and other special settings. If something goes wrong you can use the original files as backups.ĭo not skip this step! It really is worth making a separate install for mods.ĭmagic1’s Wheel Mod is used by almost every new vehicle. Make a new install of GTA 3 or GTA Vice City.
GTA Vice City is in C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\Grand Theft Auto Vice City\.
GTA 3 is in C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\GTAIII\.
This tutorial does not cover GTA San Andreas. It takes a long time and you must be very careful. This step-by-step guide helps you install any car from this website into GTA. Project Cerbera > Grand Theft Auto > GTA 3 & Vice City > Tutorials > Adding Cars to GTA 3 & Vice City Adding Cars to GTA 3 & Vice City
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