DEF - Detailed Exhaust Flamethrower

DEF - Detailed Exhaust Flamethrower 1.002

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Just Beautiful!
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potterp81
great mod works great
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Rogeroo
Looks fantastic! I know this an old mod but it would be awesome if this, somehow, could be injected into the game on loading by Content Manager. Perhaps by using temporary files or something like that? The installation process is a bit cumbersome and nowadays we have such amazing tools at our disposal that this could be turned into just another checkbox on the graphics settings of CM. Congratulations anyway!
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Jordan Dion
THX
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Glen Orpheus
Such a simple thing but adds so much to my immersion.
Thank you (",)
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GTman1988
Nice flame. thanks !
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L
What can I say... except that the McLaren 650 doesn't seem to receive them for some strange reason; not because of the author's fault of course.
Gabriel Wong
Gabriel Wong
Hmm weird xD. It might not be using the same system as the other cars perhaps. I won't be able to check it out though, I do not own Dream Pack 3.
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Apuleyo
Must have....THX
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panande
Spa+P1 now equals real Top Gear feeling ;)
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Oli24
Looks awesome, however I followed the instructions and the texture are not changing. Is there some way I can replace them manually. The install.bat isn't doing anything for me.
Gabriel Wong
Gabriel Wong
It doesn't seem to work when directory has spaces in it xD
To do it manually though, copy the texture folder in flames_mod\mod to cars you want to have the flame texture. Kinda tedious though. Lemme see if I can do something about the script, might be a command prompt command limitation though.
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Cezar97
Good work mate but i have a question: If i dont have pp filters on i can still see the flames ?
Gabriel Wong
Gabriel Wong
Yep, definitely, the filters will only affect the bloom and lens flare effects from the flame itself, actual detail is unaffected.
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