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i saw that tutorial on changing colour so i thought id make my own one of fitting bodykits.

R31-1.jpg

1] Open up your picture of a car WITH a bodykit that you want to fit on another car or a front bar/side skirt/rear bar/etc that you want.

crxb4.jpg

2] Use the polygonal lasso tool to go around the part that you want.

bk-1.jpg

3] Press CTRL+C to copy the selected piece and then open your picture you want the bar to go on and press CTRL+P to paste it into the picture.

bk-2.jpg

4] Now you have to distort/rotate/scale the image to make it fit onto your image. Go to Edit > Transform > Rotate/Distort/Scale (choose one of them) and now pull and pinch the piece into shape and fit it over the picture.

**Note: ** It varies from car to car on how the piece will fit. If the pictures are at the same angle and view then it will be easy to fit than if it werent. This example project is a very easy front bar to fit because of the angles the cars are on.

bk-3.jpg

5] Once it is fitted over, you will need to re-colour the front bar. Sometimes if you just re-colour the front bar it still wont look correct so you need to re-colour the whole car to a new colour or a similiar one to make it look perfected. Use the other tutorial by that other guy (i cant remember his name) to do this.

Do this with other bodykit parts and you will have a car with a whole new bodykit. Fit on wheels/spoiler/and recolour it to get it looking perfected.

R31-MODIFIED.jpg

if you hav ne questions feel free to ask

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Originally posted by BOOSTMEISTER

I tried to fix your links but for some reason they still don't know ???  Sorry :)

its his server...

doesnt allow image linking.. sorta liek geocities

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