Unless of course some sort of pony Hollow Shades apocalypse occurs and it blows up or Celestia banishes it to the moon due to looking "Dark and uninviting..." But I don't think so. 
Tom wins all internets.
Yeah. That's what makes it kinda weird, but whatevs.
I still have 1855 pages to catch up on...
That means I have 1811 more than you!
I don't know why it's aqua coloured. But now I see it I think it suits aqua better because it matches the back of the car.
^ Agreed... I want my lego back!!! But I'm too lazy to get it from inside the roof (there's rat poison in there).
I got bored late yesterday and made a simple livery for an Abarth 1000TC in GT Legends. Just plain white with Lyra on the bonnet... Because earlier last week a random but huge obsession with Lyra brought me back to spending loads of time looking up ponies, watching ponies, looking for ponies in stores, etc. Then after not liking my livery... I decided to do a proper livery today. I'm almost there, but I have two problems, one has been corrected already.
Here is the livery.
The problems.
Flipped logos on the front of the car, this was solved by simply flipping them in photoshop, and looks fine... But the next problem...
The windows are opaque. Just a white shiny surface, I know this is a problem with my livery because the other Abarth that's in the game looks fine. I must ask, just in case one of you guys here know, how do I make the window a window? Google hasn't helped me at all... But maybe that's my dodgy searching skills.
Also, that front grill thing that is aqua is actually meant to be black.
. It's looking good so far 👍 .
I'm pretty sure if that location is in Season 3, it would be something to do with a Halloween episode. But even if it is used in Season 3, you could probably still move them there.
I think Finduszip would very much appreciate a spin in your Abarth
As for making a window a 'window', I do car drawings regularly and to make a window actually look like a window, I first start drawing the inside of the car. As for the side windows, the glare usually stops you from seeing in, so you just need to mess around with the shading of the side window to make it look like a window, smooth and shiny. After I've drawn a rough sketch of the car interior, I smudge it so I place "glass" into the car window and add reflections after.
Off-topic, but take a look at this Porsche:
It's not as good as my recent car drawings, but I still think it's the best job I've done of car windows to date.
Thank you. Unfortunately it hasn't solved this problem. With a 3D model you can't really have a realistic looking window if it isn't transparent. Because it is an opaque texture that doesn't move while everything else does, but thanks anyway. As I do need to know how to draw/shade windows for graphics. 
Thanks for the help. Creepy stuff really.
Hmm, I think he most definitely would. Thanks.
That still looks awesome.
And the tips you've just given me will help me with graphics.
