Make your own Razor's Mustang.

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Make your own Razor's Mustang.

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These are the exact specs of Razor's Mustang GT:

PARTS

Body Kit: Body 4
Spoiler: Carbon banshee
Hood: Speed
Roof Scoop: Northeast

PERFORMANCE (S = super pro, U = ultimate)

In respective order: S-S-U-S-U-S-U

*I suppose the Performance Tuning is default.*

VISUAL

Paint: black gloss
Rim: OZ Superleggera
Rim paint: Top row, 3rd color from the left (a blueish-grayish-white)
Window tint: dark red
Vinyl: MUST BE SET TO STOCK (then save the game)
Others: default

After that you have to hex edit the vinyl code to 43 12.
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Post by Koffy »

I think the it has no specific code, it is just the regular mustang wiht a copyed tuning slot from the demo. (Someone posted a save with it, and I think it was in one of my saves aswell, look in "look its camaro ... wtf".) :wink:
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Koffy wrote:I think the it has no specific code, it is just the regular mustang wiht a copyed tuning slot from the demo. (Someone posted a save with it, and I think it was in one of my saves aswell, look in "look its camaro ... wtf".) :wink:
That's the weird thing because i did add it with hex code before but don't remember how i did it :roll: But i have got an PM with all the body parts tuning and stuff so i can make one from an original Mustang in game :D
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good!
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I've some trouble during the hex stage......the following is my step-by-step progress......

0. Of course execute such hex editor as Tsearch or Hex-Workshop

1. Search the code "4D FD 93 9B 4D FD 93 9B 02" (for Mustang GT)

2. I found "00 0F 00 2C" just after "4D FD 93 9B 4D FD 93 9B 02"

3. Then search "2C CD CD CD"

4. I found "FFFFFF0A23"

5. Count 30 digits just after "......0A23"

6. They are "40 12"

7. I change "40 12" to be "43 12" (for the vinyl)

8. Finally save it and fix my alias by SaveEditor



However, I was not successful.

Could anyone tell me which step(s) is/are wrong?
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Post by spectre01 »

is it "00 0F 00 2C CD CD"? if so, then that second last "00" is ur mustang's tuning slot, that 2C is its bounty slot, try use 00cdcdcd
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It should be "00 0F 00 2C 0D CD CD......"

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Also, I got two results from searching "00 CD CD CD"......
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Post by prince1142003 »

your tuning slot is 2CCDCDCD

if you followed the steps posted at the beginning of this topic, you should be replacing a part that says FFFF with 4312. however, since FF is stock, and there are numerous parts in a car that can be stock, install a vinyl the code for which you know. then replace that vinyl code with 4312. otherwise it's a lot of hassle

vinyl codes can be found in the Hex Editing Guide at the top of this forum
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Post by Hizack »

But I still cannot find out any difference after installing the vinyl Stripe 16

I can't see any "DE 11"...... :cry:

comparison:

before installing the vinyl Stripe 16:


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after installing Stripe 16:


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No difference isn't it?
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Post by Koffy »

The 2ccdcdcd marks the END of the tuning slot. The data you should be looking at is up, not where you are looking right now.
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Post by Hizack »

Thank you very very much Mr Koffy, I can finally see the vinyl :D
Also thanks spectre01 and prince1142003 for helping me a lot :)
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