You were always able to import your own models into the game you just have to know how the models work and what the format consists of, and that is unrelated to Juiced
Yes.
As I've said it's not an issue, you'll have to remove the data\shaders\standard\sr2-pixelate_c.fxo_pc shader by yourself from shaders_pc, it's a text file that is extension-less
If you were relying on modifying shaders_pc to remove the sr2-pixelate_c.fxo_pc shader, Juiced v7.7.0+ replaces shader_pc to add a fixed door shader, you'd have to edit the one in Juiced (removing it will cause issues)
CHeight has been updated.
Changelog
r5:
Now features coop-sync.
(also technically this is the first custom internal network functionality mod for SR2)
Added CoopSync > this allows for player heights synchronization on join/height update!, coop only of course.
Added modifyPCR01 > patches...
CGallery & CHeight is a simple script/pcr01 lua combo that allows you to store your characters design and to customize the player's height in-game live
(which also saves to the game's save file and is loaded correctly)
Simply walk into a plastic surgeon to use both features, Character Gallery...
There is IVRadarScaling in Juiced which will scale the radar down, the positioning of most HUD items is determined by the game's internal lua scripts and vint (Volition? Interface) documents, there is SuperUI which can move the health bar to SRTT's positioning but other than that there's nothing...
This isn't caused by Gentlemen of Row It's a message I've introduced in Juiced 7.7.0 as people keep installing Gentlemen of The Row in conjunction with Juiced thinking GOTR aides in providing stability/fixes when it doesn't, also you're supposed to restart the game after making that GOTR.txt...
Just a heads-up for people updating with modded games if you have a modified loose.txt, you'll have to replace it with this update's loose.txt or add the new mods/JUICED - Shaders entry, otherwise you'll have broken models as some model replacements use these new fixed shaders.
I've just added an option to MixFix for both SRTT releases labelled as "BetterHandbrakeCam", not sure if it's what you want but it disables drift cam and you can move the camera while drifting
EDIT: Just realized you meant burnout I am not sure if you can move with it, I'd have to recheck but I...
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