I have been trying to replace custom music that isn't specific to one level (such as the street race theme) and I was wondering what the proper way to do that would be. I am unsure as to what hex codes to replace to change non level specific custom music. When I tried to replace the street race them

Hello, I've encountered a problem while trying modify the car's statistics in the "rewards.mfk" file... to provide further context: I'm currently trying to make a mod that makes the general difficulty of the game way more challenging, included in said mod are vehicles that unassailable to users in t

Hello!, I am unable to send messages through discord. Help!

How to change the weight and speed of the machine?

I've recently downloaded Lucas' Simpsons Hit & Run Mod Launcher as I'm suffering from PhysX bugs in the regular game. However, when I launch via Lucas' Simpsons Hit & Run Mod Launcher I get to the main screen, then if I press enter to resume, or arrow keys to navigate to New Game etc the game comple

Hi there, I'm encountered a little problem, I wanna add some new music to the game (for example, a simple mission failure/success jingle), but I don't really know how. I know only 'bout using HEX editor, so, can someone give me a hand?

I downloaded MIschievous Night but the launcher says "could not load mod: no Miscellaneous section in Meta.ini" It's obviously a bug, because every mod MUST contain that section in Meta.ini. Please fix it!

I want to know how to convert .wav files to .rsd and how to replace homers lines with them. Can someone help me?

Hello, I'm unable to open the Lucas' Simpsons Hit & Run Mod Launcher, and Lucas .p3d editor. For the mod launcher, I click it, and open it but almost immediately after opening the program, it says that it has encountered a problem, therefore, needs to close. The error signature contains the followin

Hello there, it's Sans47. I have an early 2000s PC with Windows Vista Ultimate. I recently updated from Windows XP for performance purposes. On XP, running P3D editor 4 was causing a D3D error. I upgraded to Vista hoping it would be solved, but now there's another error: I have DirectX 9 installed (