Improved Cars Pack [ART FACTORY UPDATE]

This pack for Need for Speed Underground 1 includes cars converted from vanilla with some bug fixes and even extra customization options.

Converted from: Need for Speed Underground and Need for Speed Underground 2.

Cars included:
- 1995 Mazda RX-7
- 1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34)
- 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX

Tuning:
The same as vanilla, but now the cars included also have some of their UG2 parts added as well, and some bonus parts for some of the cars too!
- Skyline Bonuses: Kit of bumpers and skirts from MC3 and Nismo-Styled taillights of the UG1 taillights (Kit made by MatiTheMudkip and Darknes, taillights by Frannco1099)
- Eclipse Bonuses: Recreation of the kit of bumpers and skirts of the intro of the game (Made by moses)

Features:
- Several bug fixes for both cars (Think of it as some kind of smol fix).
- Adds some customization for both cars from Underground 2.
- Adds bonus parts for some of the cars!
- The 7 exclusive vinyls of the J-Tune version of the game have been ported for this mod and they are available for every car in the game! (Unlike the J-Tune version, they actually don't replace any other vinyls and are 100% added with their own slots!)

Known issues:
- Choosing the new widebody kits will make the game partly treat them like the stock body kit, which allows for some issues to arise:
-- You can't uninstall the new widebody kits without installing either of the original ones first.
-- When choosing either of the new widebody kits, you can still install bumpers and side skirts even though they don't do nothing visually.
-- Choosing either of the rear quarter decals with either of the new widebody kits installed, you can choose to select either of the two layouts, normally only accesible with the stock body kit. If you try to use the second space with the second layout selected, nothing will be shown. Using the first layout or the first space with the second layout will show the decal like it should.
- Trading cars with parts that a car doesn't have will make the parts on the new car disappear. Simply reinstalling the stock parts fixes the problem though.
- You need to use Extra Options with the UnlockAllThings feature (ShowSpecialVinyls also works) to see the J-Tune vinyls.
- Nothing else, please report if you see anything.

Installation:
Found at Readme.txt

Special thanks to:
- EA Black Box: For creating the models used.
- nfsu360: For NFS CarToolKit 3.1 and 2.8
- Oleg Melashenko: For ZModeler 2.2.6
- Frannco1099: For testing the mod and making the Nismo styled headlights.
- MatiTheMudkip and Darknes: For making the Apex bumpers and skirt.
- Reameb: For making the mod's logo and thumbnail.
- þulim: For making Modulator, the tool used to export the vinyls of the J-Tune version in a valid format.
- Moses: For making the Eclipse Intro Kit and granting permission to use it.
- Valen2006 (me): For making the mod.
- You: For downloading the mod.

Changelog:
V1 (13/01/2024):
- Initial Release

Eclipse Update (21/01/2024):
- Added the Mitsubishi Eclipse!
- Included the J-Tune vinyls to the cars in the mod!

Eclipse Update Hotfix (21/01/2024):
- Fixed a small material issue with one of the hoods on the Eclipse.
- Fixed the installer's issue of missing arguments and wrong logical check type.

Art-Factory Update (24\01\2024):
- Fixed the Nismo Taillights not showing up on the Skyline.
- Fixed a shader issue in the Blast Front Bumper also on the Skyline.
- No new cars unfortunately.
- AS A COMPENSATION, THE J-TUNE VINYLS ARE NOW AVALIABLE FOR EVERY SINGLE CAR IN THE GAME!