Hi Kool, I made a GUIDE for this in FH3 & it still works in Horizon 4. It was quite detailed so that brand new players could follow it step by step but the basic principle is you need to have the custom parts loaded onto your car before you save your design onto it. I personally always layout my cars without any customisation and once I’m happy with it I’ll apply different parts from the CUSTOM UPGRADES tab and adjust the layout accordingly.
Then I create a duplicate design file (from a completely stock car) which will be the one that gets shared with the required parts (using the method in the guide).
Thanks Will give this a try - I have been upgrading the car THEN paint the car and save design - will give your steps a try Thanks again for the assistance
Interesting Midnyte. Your process is the opposite of mine … and when I share my paints, the modifications show in the thumbnail every time. I always select wheels and all body kits and part mods before ever starting my paints. I also always make sure to rename the paint file something unique instead of the default ‘Forza Livery’. Then I just go ahead and paint the cars and share them. Mods are shown every time in the thumbnail.
Note - The process I describe above works for me when buying a car and starting from scratch. It may be a bit different if you get a car from the auction house that already has a tune or a paint on it.
Yeah I’m with you Wildcat
After I wrote that guide I had a few people share their processes but the thing we all had/have in common is the highlighted part of your quote… that’s what makes it work - the initial ‘save to current car’ needs the parts on first.
Does this guide work with the Crown Vic? I couldn’t get the lights to show up, and the police cars on the other cars made by other people also have no lights on them.