Contents (clickable):

• Information and features of the mod.
• Installing the mod.
• Installing custom tuning parts.

• Optimized model and textures.
• Works in SAMP.
• GTA SA numberplates.
• Custom collision.
• Flat shadow.
• Custom handling and other settings can be found in settings.txt file.
• Can be used with SkyGFX, ENB Series, GFXHack or without them.
• 4 car colors: 1 - car paint, 2 - car paint, 3 - brake hubs, 4 - rims.
• Damaged parts with GTA V scratches.
• Should be used with M4k3's New Car Animations mod.
• Can be tuned in TransFender.
• Custom Infernus spoiler and exhaust are included and can be installed in TransFender (optional).
• Works with and without ImVehFt (IVF features: dirt, indicators, reverse lights, brake lights, brake hubs, steering wheel).
  Add vehgenbrakehub.png texture in vehicle.txd from Bonus folder if ImVehFt is not installed.
• Realistic enviroment reflection.
  Brighter reflection textures can be added in vehicle.txd from Bonus folder.
• Alternative interior texture (from GTA IV) is included (optional; can be found inside Bonus folder).

• Rockstar Games - original model and textures
• DK22Pac - YTD/YDR/YDD/YFT and WFT2DFF converters

Installing the mod

Custom tuning parts (doesn't work in SAMP).

These parts are optional. All files can be found inside Tuning Parts folder.
You will need Fastman92 Limit Adjuster to add new tuning parts.
All files can be found inside Tuning Parts folder.

Installation guide:

1. Install the DFF files (use ModLoader or add these files in gta3.img with any IMG editor).


2. Open fastman92limitAdjuster_GTASA.ini and find the line:

   #IDE Objects Type 1 = 14000
   

   This line is a disabled. You need to remove the # symbol to enable the limit to adjust it. The default value of the limit is 14000. If you are going to add Type 1 tuning parts then you will need to add the amount of these parts to the limit value.
   
   Then find this line:

   #IDE Objects Type 2 = 70
   

   Enable and increase the Type 2 value if necessary.
   I always write the amount of both Type 1 and Type 2 parts if I include any additional parts.
   
   
3. Copy the IDE file to veh_mods folder (...GTA San Andreas\data\maps\veh_mods).
   
   If you replaced another car instead of the default one - make sure to change the TXD name in the IDE file of the tuning parts.
   
   Example:
   Before:

   11931, misc_a_fmj_c, fmj, 100, 2097152

   After:

   11931, misc_a_fmj_c, bullet, 100, 2097152



4. Open gta.dat (...GTA San Andreas\data).
   Scroll down to the "# vehicle upgrade models" line (the next line after it is veh_mods.ide line in default SA). Add the next line after the vehicle upgrade models line (or before the veh_mods.ide line):

   IDE DATA\MAPS\veh_mods\infernus_mods.IDE
   

5. Open shopping.dat (...GTA San Andreas\data).
   Add the next lines in CarMods section (between "section CarMods" line and the 1st "end" line):

   		spl_a_inf			INFSPL		respect 0 	sexy 0		400		
   		exh_a_inf			INFEXH		respect 0 	sexy 0		375		
   

   Scroll down and find these lines:

   	section carmod1 # Normal Cars
   	type CarMods
   

   That's the beginning of carmod1 section. The section ends with the next end line. Add the next lines in the carmod1 section:

   		item spl_a_inf
   		item exh_a_inf
   

6. Copy the FXT file to CLEO_TEXT folder (...GTA San Andreas\CLEO\CLEO_TEXT).


7. Carmods.dat settings. Use these settings instead of those from the settings.txt file:
   
   infernus, bnt_b_sc_m, bntl_b_ov, nto_b_s, nto_b_l, nto_b_tw, spl_b_mab_m, spl_b_bab_m, spl_b_bar_l, exh_a_inf, spl_a_inf