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Hey, I can see that you've already made a thread in the scripting section so I'll go ahead and close this one for you.

I've translated your thread title into English, as it looks like you're not targeting this towards the Spanish audience. The_GTA left you some good advice above. Alternatively you may want to use the Spanish subforums.

I would try v2saconv as it looks very promising and seems like it'll automatically generate lighting for you, which is a nice thing to have. Converting assets manually takes a very long time from personal experience, and it's not all that easy.

Hi I think your best bet is using DK22Pac's v2saconv. Another method is installing OpenIV to extract GTA 5 files into .odr etc. which can then be imported into 3ds Max using GIMS EVO plugin.

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Closing this with best answer marked above

Please optimize this for English readers as text is supposed to go from left to right, not right to left.

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Hey @BESTDDPLAYER, Please make sure to report it directly to an AC team member, do not recreate this in public as we strive to protect players privacy. I've gone ahead and edited out the name and the video link.

I've not invested much time into SP modding, but I recall having streaming issues with locally replaced models. But I suppose with Fastman92's limit adjuster it would perform just fine in SP. An acceptable upper limit for triangles would be ~15k and I would go no higher than 25k for very rare models that aren't loaded a whole lot, e.g Batman or a cutscene model that's by nature hard to optimize. 15k triangles is really just an edge case but usually you would want to keep it as low as possible. Vehicle models tend to be harder to optimize while retaining good topology which is important for its shading and UV. I would say 7-10k is okay but of course if you can go lower that will help. Skin models can usually be brought down to 3-5k without too many issues. That is because they're small scale, and thousands of triangles doesn't necessarily add more detail due to the way they're shaded in the game. Often skins are just flat and it can be hard to tell the difference in a 30k and 8k mesh ingame. Objects can go a lot lower. As objects use Vertex colors for shading/lighting, they don't rely on Normals to show the amount of detail in them, making it easier to fake curved/round objects. I like to keep my textures at 512x and lower, and in very rare cases I may have to use 1024x to push out the detail that I need. Bloated collision models can easily cause performance issues. Due to the way GTA physics work, it's not required to have 15k triangles in a building collision mesh. GTA collisions can have primitive spheres and boxes which helps filling in straight walls and the like.

Hey, often times there would be a crash report hinting the model ID and offsets etc which can be referenced here. Are you or your players seeing any reports? Things that tend to cause instability issues are models with high poly counts and texture resolutions, enormous models/collisions that typically exceed the scale of a 512 m2 cube and unoptimized collisions. If the crashes are memory related, optimizing the models would likely fix the problem.

Closing this as duplicate, please continue to use your other thread in the client support section:

Please upload your media to imgur or streamable, the Google-drive video seems to load endlessly.

Moving this into the Resources section for you! It may help to further explain what you're looking for.

Hey @Oscar365 This thread contains info on how players can tip off cheaters to us: Ban appeals: INFORMATION & HOW TO APPEAL YOUR GLOBAL BAN I've had to close one of your duplicates and edited out the video from your post, as users cannot be reported in public forums.

Moving this into a better section for you!

Welcome to the forums @DeatnoW! I've moved this into the Turkish help forums as this is not a Scripting Tutorial.

Hi MrLoki, I can see you've already got a thread asking how to do this. I've gone ahead and closed this one as duplicate.

Moving this into the Spanish section for best results! The engineRequestModel should get you started with this. It's not perfect and is still very much experiemental, but hopefully someone with more knowledge is able to weigh in.

OK I've gone ahead and added a video for that section. In your case, instead of clicking the planar projection, click the Cyllindral projection mode or whichever makes it easier for your case. Alternatively for your case you could simply apply an Unwrap UVW modifier, and at Map Channel choose 2 and on the options choose Move instead of Abandon. This moves the object's existing UV mapping into UV channel 2. This might work out better for you. It's also possible to use the UVW Map modifier to quickly unwrap your UVs.

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Yeah, the guide that I referenced in my previous post explains exactly this - environment reflection mapping.

You could try adding a texture into the environment channel in your material. As seen on vehicles, they sometimes have fake chrome metallic reflections. Section 7 on this thread will help you do so.