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American Red Cross Hummer H2 Disaster Response

American Red Cross Hummer H2 Disaster Response

This is about 1 responding vehicles (disaster response section) and 1 prop (different plate number).
Vehicle should be a 2006 built, according to mirror and front.

General asset informations:
The vehicles are based on Disaster response car template, so it will response to collapsed buildings without use of emergency lights (basically possible, but I keep this one matching to other American Red Cross units on workshop), spawn a rescue crew right after arrival and leave the area when building is searched completely (may be bugged with RICO buildings).

However, there are some differences between the vanilla car and this one:
- Search crew is about 4 men without dog
- Car sound is vanilla big car sound (fits better imho)
- 4 doors in use

This car looking good in combination with other American Red Cross vehicles by Ninjanoobslayer.

Model informations:
Purchased 3D base model of a generic ARC SUV (Turbosquid), but edited/modified by me (modified details, added Hummer details, changed/added texture maps.

Resized to CS scale.

Stats (each asset):
Tris: 3.096
Texture: 1024x1024 (_d/_n/_s/_c/_a/_i)
Auto LOD
Vehicle and prop share full mesh and textures partly.

Disclaimer:
Private made as fan project for private use only.
Logos, names, brands and/or designs are trademarks/registered/copyright by their owner(s).


FAQ:
Q: Are you going to make further Hummer H2 vehicles?
A: Yes, there are several plans for civil and service vehicles.

Q: I do not need the prop. Can I delete it without problem?
Deselect the prop in asset overview (do not unsubscribe!) or deleting it's *.crp file in the workshop folder should make no problem. Just be aware that I may still optimize this asset and make an update, so that you need to delete the *.crp file again.

Q: I cannot select car types in SVS2! How can I select those?
A: I use SVS2 in combination with Enhanced District Services to select Disaster Response vehicles and furthermore set the districts for service.