JNSO's Ultimate Jeep Wrangler YJ

This Jeep Add-on is now modernized to my current coding skills and represents the peak of my creative knowledge. 

Are you as obsessive and crazy about this obscure Jeep model? Well now the model count goes from 23 to 42 Jeep Wrangler YJs. Each with unique paint jobs and accessories.

Each Jeep includes:

Fixed steering animations, climbing animations, body roll animations, a 27 slot inventory, Minecraft style textures, and a soft top roof/no roof version for each.

(Thank you to sk8torad3 https://mcpedl.com/user/sk8torad3/ for helping me fix steering angles)

There are 5 variant types: Base, Rio Grande, Sahara, Islander, and Jurassic, each with multiple vehicles and roof options for each. Their features are as follows:

Base:

The base model Jeep YJs reflect their time accurate details, from interior choices, to side steps, which were present on all models before 1992 but removed from base models subsequently. Some come with decals and chrome details as well!

Rio Grande:

Offered in 1995 only, the Rio Grande offers the common Sahara Edition colors at a more accessible price point, with a family style rollbar, unpainted fenders and absent side steps.

Sahara:

The Sahara Edition went through a drastic change in 1992, and the different versions reflect that. Pre-92 Sahara models featured more beige color options, with non adjustable Sahara seats, and CJ7 style center consoles. Post 1992 ushered in much more saturated interior options, and stripe decals to correspond with exterior paints. The Sahara edition was the only trim to continue the side steps past 1992, despite losing the sport style rollbar in favor of the family style rollbar to align with safety regulations. The Sahara models all come with fog-lights from factory for all years.

Islander:

The Islander series, offered until 1992, sported the sport style rollbar of the time, as well as featured pastel colors on sunset graphics perfect for ocean-side cruises.

Jurassic:

The elusive Jurassic Jeeps, consisting of 3 screen accurate representations of the screen used 1992 Sahara models are as follows: JP10, missing a rollbar and light bar to make room for large toolboxes to the rear, JP12, with Jabsco Marine searchlights mounted atop an accent red light bar, and a deployed soft top roof, and finally JP18/29, identical in the film, feature simply the light bar of JP12, but lacking lights.

Alongside the 41 spawnable Jeep YJ models, a final 42nd model, based on my real life project jeep is included as a secret, command only car. See if you can find it!