@Treetion, you can use the Prop Snapping and ENABLE Allow Props to Submerge to get them on road level!

I have also been unable to lower any prop vehicles. Mine and others.
I was unware of the weird distorting issues, that might be because I use the "ruined car" prop as a basis, that being said, props don't work on slopes so its not really anything I can do to change it :/

From my most recent test today, I cannot lower any of the props I tested (or Avanya's, or pauliaxz's) to road level using Move It. I no longer use my DPS set, so I won't be testing that, but I'm glad that you can lower them, though I don't understand how that is possible since I use the same template.

I have to try that out...but as far as I know none of mine should be lowerable

I don't recall any of my vehicles props being capable of being lowered

Vehicle props do automatically float on road, but some of them can be lowered to the "proper" level with move it. I've done it with the Arizona DPS vehicle set many times.

Treetion, as far as I'm aware, all vehicle props that you can find on the workshop floats on the road, including those by Avanya, pauliaxz, and me. This is because vehicles and props are handled differently by the game (and if we use the road decals, you can't find them in the more beautification menu easily)

Also, Move It does not allow you to move props to below ground level.

Idk if this is a bug or intentional, but these props behave like terrain conforming fences, so when they are placed on a slope they look kind of deformed. Also, these props can't seem to be lowered down to below-ground level with move it (haven't tried raising them yet), and as a result, when placed on a road, they remain there seemingly floating.

@CelsiuZ I didn't even notice that. That's wonderful then! I have more emergency vehicles to add!

@Son of Perdition, these aren't marked as any speciffic city either, the paint and decals are from Alaska, but the text does say "Skylines State Trooper", so its a mix between 100% generic and a geographic location.

Oh! Yes, that mekes much more sense. I personally am moving most of my future sets to generic liveries better.

PSP does look good. I usually keep the logos on there, but I'm currently not making much police vehicles atm. All my current efforts are focused on fire

I meant in terms of the Port Police set @ninjanoobslayer was talking about. I think an original livery would be better. I can't speak for anyone but myself, but I know I prefer using generic/original assets like the Cim County Sheriff and CimU sets because they aren't marked with a real city.

But in contrast to saying that, I would love to see a Pennsylvania State Police set based on PSP because Pennsylvania has the best looking State Police pain scheme and doesn't get enough love in the workshop. Trust me, I would be in no way bias due to my being a resident of Pennsylvania, you can't go wrong with PSP.

@Son of perdition, could you elaborate on what you mean with original vs. generic?

Do you mean that you want original stuff that for example actually say "Pennsylvania State Police" instead of generic meaning: Painted in Penn state Police, but instead of featuring that lettering on the side of the car it would say "Skylines State Police?"

Original please. I like the real world police, but generic originals have more use.

But to contradict myself, are you ever planning on Pennsylvania State Police because I would die?

@hkcgalantfan001, CelsiuZ and I were just talking about the Port Police set. Most likely they will be based off of either NY or a original livery. We'll see how it looks.

Also, I feel like the Highway Patrol is generic state police as well, since they are the Californian State Troopers.

Hey Guys,

Great job on these!. They are awesome and frankily much needed. We really did need a generic state police set and this does the job awesomely. Now I can actually make a interstate service like area with state police barracks and interstate maintiance depot. Both of which would actuallt function as they should, not to mention look like that as well(using these prop and cimtrans ofc). If you need any an a idea on what generic police set to do next , hereis one i can think of:

-Port Police set. You could them off of either LA port police or PAPD(port auhority of NY/NJ)

Either way tho, great job on these and thank you for your work. It's much appericated.