Fixing material in Zmod for trucks.

[Skusty]

Ok, I got this guide when I made my first Zmod edit from a guy named newS, he made the coolliner doubles. I did not make these, but they work. It shows what settings for each material. And I can say that this guide is simple and it works!

Use .gloss material for paint like parts and bodypaint.
Use .glass material for glassparts like windows.
Use .chromic material for chrome parts like lights or anything you want to be chromed.

Duplicate the .gloss if you need more materialfiles for stuff as parts.

!!!THIS IS JUST FOR TRUCKS! NOT TRAILERS!!!

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[thetrooper]

trailers is not so much different, if you can handle trucks, you can easily do trailers

NOTE: the skins for trailers must be all in 1 .dds file (skin for trailer, lights, fenders and others)

as material, the most used is default material, now do the same for trucks with the generic.dds and gloss.png files