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[simfphys] Suzuki Cappuccino

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Content Type: Addon

Addon Type: Vehicle

Addon Tags: Fun, Realism

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10.757 MB

27.4.2019 klo 13.34

27.4.2019 klo 19.15

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[simfphys] Suzuki Cappuccino

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The Cappuccino is a sports kei-car produced from 1991 to 1998. Weighing at less than 800 kg/1700 lbs and just 329 cm/129 inches long, this award-winning pocket-sized coupe can tear around mountain roads like nobody's business.

Features:
- Working gauges
- Moving gear shifter
- 3 body kit options (stock + 2 aftermarket)
- Roof bodygroup (Hold C, Right-click on the car, then Bodygroups -> Roof)

Credits:
Model and Textures: Polyphony Digital (Gran Turismo 6)
Tire textures: Turn 10 (Forza 7)
Model modifications and rigging: Kirbyguy
Gran Turismo 6 Model tools: daemon1

Map in the pictures is the beautiful gm_wangan:
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1635596292

50 kommenttia

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Rib 2.6.2023 klo 0.16

I found this was using ~15% of my cpu ingame via the laggy hooks finder addon. I had not spawned this or any other vehicle in at the time, (heck, just spawning into the map and it was dipping my frames by ~20) please take a look at this if you do come back to this addon.

william 23.4.2023 klo 7.04

@Crabulous https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2908930945

Crabulous 10.4.2022 klo 17.52

Make the 1998 Suzuki Esteem please. Nobody has done it and it would be cool to have Saul Goodmans car in gmod.

Red_Voron 13.1.2022 klo 10.12

Stop
In the third screenshot of the Subaru Impreza WRX STI GC8?
Is this your model, which will soon be released to the workshop, or is it taken from open sources?