All of the bodies have morphs in them, which change their shape to some degree. Some bodies do quite a bit more than others.

Beyond that, if you really want to get aggressive changing the shape of a body, you can always learn the technique of cutting sections of the body away with transparent fixtures, then rebuilding it with 3D fixtures to the shape you desire. At that point, there really is no limit to what you can do.

Originally posted by CAMSO MrChips:

All of the bodies have morphs in them, which change their shape to some degree. Some bodies do quite a bit more than others.

Beyond that, if you really want to get aggressive changing the shape of a body, you can always learn the technique of cutting sections of the body away with transparent fixtures, then rebuilding it with 3D fixtures to the shape you desire. At that point, there really is no limit to what you can do.

I tried to install transparent 3d fixtures. Nothing is working. Maybe I didn't understand this technique.

Originally posted by CAMSO MrChips:

All of the bodies have morphs in them, which change their shape to some degree. Some bodies do quite a bit more than others.

Beyond that, if you really want to get aggressive changing the shape of a body, you can always learn the technique of cutting sections of the body away with transparent fixtures, then rebuilding it with 3D fixtures to the shape you desire. At that point, there really is no limit to what you can do.

Maybe I'm too stupid to figure it out. Can you explain in more detail how to do this?

I'll try to explain. You've noticed how some fixtures make a hole for them in the body of the car? Like if you put a grille on the car, the surface of the car body will disappear at the location of the grille. If you change the material of the fixture into an invisible material, it will still make a hole (if it doesn't, the fixture is probably in 3d mode, change it to 2d). There are some "cutout" fixtures specifically meant to make holes like this. Then you can put other fixtures in that hole in 3d mode to make it seem like there's some other shape than the car's original shape at that area. You can also use the body's paint slots to make bigger areas of the body invisible, like for example the roof, if the body has a separate paint slot for it, by setting its paint to an invisible paint. Then put fixtures in 3d mode in its place to build that area yourself. You can use any fixtures for it that have the shape you want, you don't necessarily need to use fixtures specifically designed for this.

Originally posted by accent:

I'll try to explain. You've noticed how some fixtures make a hole for them in the body of the car? Like if you put a grille on the car, the surface of the car body will disappear at the location of the grille. If you change the material of the fixture into an invisible material, it will still make a hole (if it doesn't, the fixture is probably in 3d mode, change it to 2d). There are some "cutout" fixtures specifically meant to make holes like this. Then you can put other fixtures in that hole in 3d mode to make it seem like there's some other shape than the car's original shape at that area. You can also use the body's paint slots to make bigger areas of the body invisible, like for example the roof, if the body has a separate paint slot for it, by setting its paint to an invisible paint. Then put fixtures in 3d mode in its place to build that area yourself. You can use any fixtures for it that have the shape you want, you don't necessarily need to use fixtures specifically designed for this.

I'm able to make holes in the body with all the fixtures except the 3d section. But the 3d section would be most suitable for radically changing the shape of the body..