Blackieees; Curious, but why would you need a hitch on the back of this?
Also, adding a hitch to the back isn't too hard, you could use an ingame trailer that has a rear hitch as a guide and try to add one (for your own gaming, please don't upload the edit anywhere :)
Well I'm using the Freightliner service truck with your washer in tow, I'd like to also pull perhaps a small trailer behind your washer with a fuel cell strapped down or perhaps the fuel trailer.
You mention that I could add the hitch, would I use giants editor for that? I support the modding community and am thankful for all you do so no I'm not one to steal a design have no desire.
Blackieees; To add the hitch you would use Giant's Editor. The idea would be to open a Giant's trailer (or a mod trailer) that has a rear hitch and attempt to export the rear hitch object. From there you import the hitch object into the pressure washer trailer (in Giant's Editor, of course). And then you look to the attacherJoints section of the hitch "donor" vehicle xml to see how they've added the entries for their hitch and then edit the xml for the pressure washer accordingly making sure to edit the proper i3dMappings to point to the new addresses.
It's simpler than it sounds, but it's a pretty good way to get your feet wet in editing mods :)
With the latest mods that have just come out I no longer need the hitch as my needs have been met but... I may still go ahead and attempt the hitch just as you said to get my feet wet. :)
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Curious, but why would you need a hitch on the back of this?
Also, adding a hitch to the back isn't too hard, you could use an ingame trailer that has a rear hitch as a guide and try to add one (for your own gaming, please don't upload the edit anywhere :)
You mention that I could add the hitch, would I use giants editor for that? I support the modding community and am thankful for all you do so no I'm not one to steal a design have no desire.
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To add the hitch you would use Giant's Editor. The idea would be to open a Giant's trailer (or a mod trailer) that has a rear hitch and attempt to export the rear hitch object. From there you import the hitch object into the pressure washer trailer (in Giant's Editor, of course). And then you look to the attacherJoints section of the hitch "donor" vehicle xml to see how they've added the entries for their hitch and then edit the xml for the pressure washer accordingly making sure to edit the proper i3dMappings to point to the new addresses.
It's simpler than it sounds, but it's a pretty good way to get your feet wet in editing mods :)
With the latest mods that have just come out I no longer need the hitch as my needs have been met but... I may still go ahead and attempt the hitch just as you said to get my feet wet. :)
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