BMW M3 (G80) Competition

IF ANYONE SEES ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT AND WANT TO HELP ME DM BaiAlbert

[v 1.5] Added license plate lights, improved tyre material, fixed interior screens having a weird white shine when car was damaged, fixed windshield wipers not having ambient occlusion.
[v 1.4] Added high-res interior (with ambient lighting, light-up buttons and screens and moving steering wheel), added blurred brake discs and tyres when moving, added a proper M exterior package in carbon fiber, added yellow M brake calipers, vastly improved ambient occlusion, improved tyre material, improved glass material, improved carbon fiber material to be more in line with the game, improved materials to increase fidelity with the real car, fixed mirrors' glass having a weird reflection, fixed rims' and calipers' badges being inverted in the right side.
[v 1.3] Fixed license plate hiding in the car when taking damage in the back of the car.
[v 1.2] Fixed left headlight showing duplicate, improved lights, fixed interior materials, improved exhaust effects position, improved rims (they weren't painted as they should)
[v 1.1] Fixed some interior objects not being placed correctly, fixed license plate issues, improved headlights beams
[v 1] INITIAL RELEASE

This mod replaces the BMW 1 Series M Coupé
Model: https://www.patreon.com/posts/2020-m3-g80-59518586

Features:

Interior ambient lighting
Moving steering wheel
Lighten up cluster, center console screen and buttons
LO Model for AI with the same level of detail and sound mods as the player car

Tools used:

Blender 3.6
DGIorio's NFSMW Exporter

Thanks to:

Gavra and some more people for helping me notice the license plate issue
polysouplist for helping me with almost all of my issues
DGIorio for creating this amazing exporting tool

Comments

Kira (August 01, 2023 @ 21:24)

Great mod ngl but why haven't any of the modders make a Widebody GTR or something?

BaiAlbert (July 25, 2023 @ 11:31)

@Furious7C I went with the 1 series because of inline-six sound, a g80 with the high revving v8 from the e92 m3?? would make no sense tbh. I will look into materials aswell. Thanks for the feedback.