As the title suggests, this mod will add every single vehicle in the Saints Row 1 files to the Foreign Power car dealership. If you would like to play with unobtainable cars on a retail console you will have to wait until I finish my gamesaves mod where you can use Horizon to save over it with your profile information.
Download:
www.saintsrowmods.com/forum/t...
*If you showcase this mod or want to include it in a mod package, please credit me. You have my permission to use it, edit it, reupload it, do as you please. All I ask is you give credit to me, CommyGT/Commy, the creator.
Requirements:
Xenia Xbox 360 Emulator or RGH/Jtag
Copy of Saints Row (you can obtain this from Flippy's website)
Xbox 360 Backup Creator to extract files from the SR1 ISO
SR1Tools (you can obtain this from Flippy's website)
Install:
1.) Put SR1Tools in the root of your Saints Row directory (Make sure there's no spaces in your directory at all).
2.) Go to Saints-Row\packfiles and copy misc2.vpp_xbox2
3.) Paste in Saints-Row\SR1TOOLS\1-input
4.) Go to Saints-Row\SR1TOOLS and run the "unpack" batch file
5.) Go to Saints-Row\SR1TOOLS\2-workspace\VPP\misc2
6.) Replace "car_dealerships" with my mod
7.) Go to Saints-Row\SR1TOOLS and run the "pack" batch file
* - This will create a new "misc2.vpp_xbox2" and install to your packfiles folder in your root folder.
8.) You can open the game and go to Foreign Power to start having fun!
Bugs:
The El-Train and Helicopter are broken and will crash your game
If the Hammerhead has missing wheels, scroll up/down until it doesn't
Notes:
This mod took fifteen hours to make. The reason for this is I had to go in and edit every single component for every single car. I also had to spawn and customize it in-game of course. Without components, cars would have no doors, no hoods, no windows, no wheels, no trunk, no bumpers, etc. You get the idea. I mean I know Stilwater is based off Detroit, but I can't upload a lazy mod where it looks like every car from the dealership has been stripped clean of everything! Another reason for the long time is having to look for the actual component names. Most components are pretty easy to guess. Like in-game at Rim Jobs you'll see "Exhausts, Hoods, Roofs," but in the files it's called "Exhaust, Hood, Roof," just not plural. Pretty easy stuff to grasp and then you just pick what you want like "Stylish 1, Stylish 2, Flashy," or something. But some... are not so easy. Example: Fender Skirts. You probably would think the file name to call it would be "Fender Skirt," but you'd be wrong. It's called "Wheel Covers," and no car has any option called Wheel Covers in it in Rim Jobs. Other weird things are like Low-rider options being called "Lowrider" or "Lowrider1." Or decals where the in-game name is "Stylish 2" and the file name is "Stylish 1." So the in-game name for Stylish 1 is just "Stylish" in the files name. It's really annoying to go through and just takes a LOT of testing with closing/opening the game to find what components work and which ones don't.