1970 Oldsmobile 442 (Addon)

One of the most beautiful cars ever makes it's way into Rockport. Previously only available as part of the GME (Golden Muscle Era) Total Conversion mod, it is now available as a standalone addon car.

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NFS Most Wanted
1970 Oldsmobile 442
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Technical Information:

Model author: Carface
Converted to Most Wanted by: Warlock2
Replaces: Nothing
Car folder name (XName): OLDS442

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Customization:

Parts:
- Rims

Performance:
- Engine: Race, Pro, Super Pro, Ultimate
- Transmission: Race, Pro, Super Pro, Ultimate
- Suspension: Pro, Super Pro, Ultimate
- Nitrous: Pro, Super Pro, Ultimate
- Tires: Pro, Super Pro, Ultimate
- Brakes: Race, Pro, Super Pro, Ultimate
- Turbo / Supercharger: Pro, Super Pro, Ultimate

Visual:
- Paint
- Vinyls: All slots minus Blacklist ones in 512x, custom vinyls
- Rim Paint
- Window Tint
- Custom Gauges

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Features:

- Custom NFS Carbon styled performance data (soon to be supported in Carbon Handling Project).
- Available after defeating Sonny, Blacklist Rival 15. (Cost: 30,000)
- Terry "TK" Kidumms driver model from Driver: Parallel Lines.

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Known Issues:

- No proper LOD parts and lots of weird mount points for LODs, hence why it won't appear as Random Opponent. I might mess with these in the future.

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Installation:

IMPORTANT: If you have NFSMW Mod Loader, remove it. This mod WILL BREAK Mod Loader compatibility.

1) Create backups of these files:
- Frontend: FrontB1.lzc
- Global: Attributes.bin, FE_Attrib.bin, Gameplay.bin, Gameplay.lzc, GlobalB.bun, GlobalB.lzc
- Languages: Whole folder

2) Install NFSMW Unlimiter:
https://nfsmods.xyz/mod/688

3) Install the "oldsmobile442standalone.nfsms" using NFS-VltEd:
1) Download NFS-VltEd and install it:
https://nfs-tools.blogspot.com/p/downloads.html
2) Open NFS-VltEd. When the main window appears, select File > Open from the menu bar.
3) A new dialog will appear. Choose your game installation directory.
4) Select File > Import > ModScript from menu bar, or press "Ctrl+I".
5) Select the "oldsmobile442standalone.nfsms" from the dialog and click OK.
6) Mod script installation dialog will appear. Click Install to install the mod.
7) Save the files by selecting File > Save from menu bar, or pressing "Ctrl+S".
8) Quit the tool.

4) Add other required stuff in game files using Ed:
1a) If you don't have Ed, download it from here: https://nfsmods.xyz/mod/874
1b) If you have Ed, copy the contents of "Ed" folder into your copy of "Ed".
2) Run the tool using "Ed.exe" file.
3) From the menu bar, click open and select your game installation directory.
4) Click "Apply" button. The files should get created in the folder you used the tool.
5) Quit the tool.

5) If this is the first mod you are installing, use the "Unlock Memory Files" option in Tools menu of Ed.

6) Run your game and create a new save game.
- Or you can somehow add the car into your car lot.

7) Enjoy your new car!

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Changelog: (+ Addition, * Change, ! Attention, - Deletion)

2020/4/30:
! Initial release.

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Credits:

- GME team, Carface and Warlock2 for the car.
- nfsu360 for NFS-CarToolkit, NFS-VltEd, NFS-TexEd and NFSU2/MW Texture Compiler, which make modding the game just easier.
- nlgzrgn for Ed, NFSMW Unlimiter and the description format.

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Disclaimer:

I do not claim ownership of this vehicle mod. I figured it would be nice to reupload it with tweaks considering how obscure and old it is. If the authors do not want this to remain uploaded, contact me.