swatchbin from the car into your wheel.zip's AO folder and it may work, I've had some non-working cases.
In some cases you'll find there is no wheel.swatchbin for a particular car, in which case just copy every. If you followed this tutorial correctly it should work.
#Forza motorsport 4 mod tool zip#
You will be importing the bin files and creating folders inside the zip following this structure: Ĭlose the zip and drag it into the folder media/cars/_library/scene/wheels. If you chose the rear (LR) version, you MUST change the filenames so they become LF.Ĭreate a new zip somewhere and name it MG_Metro6R4_86.zip. swatchbin files for the wheels, extract the one with the same name as your chosen wheel model. modelbin files, because the Metro uses wheels with greater dish on the back. In the media/cars folder open MG_Metro6R4_86.zip.īrowse through the zip to /scene/_library/scene/wheels. For example I will use the MG Metro 6R4 wheel. You will also need to assemble new zip archives to go into the wheels folder. However, under WheelCategories you must create a new category (you can duplicate the icons information for it), then under WheelAnnotations you need to add records with your chosen WheelID's, the new CategoryID (naturally it will be 5), and the DisplayOrder, which is just a pattern increasing by 100. Modifying the gamedb.slt, in List_Wheels the method is still the same as in Forza 4.
#Forza motorsport 4 mod tool mods#
Reading through I'm able to do the basic gamedb.slt mods such as wheel offset, size, camber, ride height etc.Įnabling stock wheels for purchase was trickier though, as outlined here I just got into the Forza modding scene a few days ago.
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