ShawnVallance

I'll try your method and see if that works. EDIT: I know what was causing the issue now. Turns out some of the trucks lacked the right tire textures, which was the 2016 BKT's. I fixed that and now all works as it should.

Well, besides the default V4 folder, I have the zipped vehicles placed inside of that. I'm not sure if that should be the way to do it, but I found that doing that in 0.39 lead to them loading up perfectly fine and whatnot.

Thank you! I can't believe that passed my sight! And I'll keep that in mind!

As the title shows, after all the years I've been using the 0.3x versions of RoR, I finally decided to upgrade to the new one, but unfortunately I have ran across the problem where the trucks have texture issues on both the tires and the steering wheels, and I'm not sure if it has something to do with the way the material files are set up or so. I know FernBurn made a topic about this, but nothing about how to fix it. If anyone here knows how to effectively fix this issue, it would be greatly appreciated!

Just made this scheme... EDIT: Two more pics were added.

Here's a little tip when downloading anything from Mediafire. Best thing to do is right click and then click "open a new tab". It'll bypass the pop-ups and you can download whatever you're wanting with ease.

I mainly received $75 dollars that is going to be used on a model kit that I ordered, I'm just waiting for the store to call to inform me that it is ready to be picked up. As for what the kit is though, it's the High Grade Universal Century 1/144th scale MS-07B-03 Gouf Custom. http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/image/10126361 <- That's what the kit looks like. Besides the kit, I'm picking up other materials that will be utilized in improving the kit's appearance, and possibly using the rest to buy an eShop card for my New 3DS XL.

Yep... Shambhala 2017 came, but with a new name.

It's just a shame the BMO Harris Bank Center isn't big, I mean, seriously... That's it. That's all they have to work with.

Possibly.

So apparently there's a show happening tonight and tomorrow at the BMO Harris Bank Center in Rockford, IL, which is kinda close to where I live at, but sadly I'm unable to see it. I at least got to meet the driver for Grave Digger #31, which is Brandon Vinson, since he had the truck parked for display over at the Metro PCS store just a few minutes away from my home in Loves Park. Thankfully I got an autograph from him and asked him a few questions, and apparently he actually plays Rigs of Rods, which took me by surprise. As for the other drivers for the event there, Monster Jam's site provided this: " Master of Disaster driven by Paul Strong, Max-D driven by Jared Eichelberger, Mutant driven by Steven Sims, Rage driven by Cory Rummell, Stinger driven by Zane Rettew, Wrecking Crew driven by Mike Thompson."

Hah, I've never seen that kind of terrain for RoR before. Nice looking truck so far though!

Yep, that's definitely aggressive sounding if you ask me!

Brand new tune collab by Dirtyphonics and Sullivan King!

Oh man, it's great to see you back Xunlex! I'm looking forwards to the new sounds you have, especially those zoomies. Keep it up!

Apparently Sullivan King decided to do a debut album.

It may not be monster truck related, but since this vehicle literally shares a part that came from here, it may as well be posted. This car right here is the finished form of a project I started over 2 years ago, and during the last time I worked on it, I had no idea what else would be best. Fast forward to a few weeks ago, and after some heavy thought, I revisited the mod and gave it a new scheme, plus some minor fixes, and with the help of a friend I know who happens to be one of the current admins on the Rigs of Rods forums, I was able to have a new spoiler placed onto it, as well as having valve flaps that actually move when the car accelerates and decelerates. The only thing that needs to be fixed is the unstable n/b, but sadly that's something I would need dire help with, since I don't know jack squat with that besides flexbodies, wheels, props, sounds, and some speed settings. Anyhows, here's the list of credits for this beauty. 1973 Ford Falcon XBGT (Body): Hemiboy. RS Watanabe Type AB Wheels: MrSteakPotato & Charger. V4.5 Engine model: SealedGecko & modified by Voulk. Further edits done by Michael10055. Sparco Seats: Hemiboy, placed by Voulk. Gavril Bandit Extreme Spoiler: Gabester & placed by Michael10055. Paint Scheme: ShawnVallance (me.)

This one is metal as heck! In other news, Excision released the Virus remix album, and it's pretty neat.

Okay, I'll be frankly honest, seeing all of these trucks is seriously impressing me! Also, that Monster Patrol custom looks sick! Keep up the great work on all of these!

Holy crap dude, is that mesh like a brand new one, or customized from one of the early RoR vehicles, because if it is brand new, props to you for making an actual Charger! We've needed one of these things for idk how long, but you've finally answered the long awaited prayer!

Woah, those do look much better! I'm liking what I'm seeing there, keep it up!

"Goldberg's getting some massive air!"

Usually a folder will show up after you first run RoR, which will be located under the "my documents" section. After that shows up, then all should be good.

0.38.67 and other legacy build versions are located here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/rigsofrods/files/rigsofrods/