Did the definitive edition make an "interior" for the Rhino tank?

[The BHD]

Sorry for making a thread about such a small thing but I couldn't find pics or videos about this, and I'm curious about whether the definitive edition made an "HD" interior for Rhino tank. You know, something that's visible when you open the doors, or if it's just a generic black seat and nothing else (I also forgot what it looked like in the original game by now).

If the tank has an interior, could someone please take a screenshot and post it? Thanks in advance!

 

[Earthbound]

"Remastered"

[The BHD]

lol ah, I see that's an extremely basic interior, they didn't bother too much with it. Thanks for posting that screenshot!! I love your signature photo, btw

[DEALUX]

I don't think they did anything to the cars, definitely not the models, and the textures are the standard sh*tty "AI upscaled" textures that the game is riddled with. The interior might be more visible now due to the enhanced lighting in UE4 but that's it.

[boomboom5950]

On 7/2/2022 at 9:46 AM, DEALUX said:

I don't think they did anything to the cars, definitely not the models, and the textures are the standard sh*tty "AI upscaled" textures that the game is riddled with. The interior might be more visible now due to the enhanced lighting in UE4 but that's it.

The models are slightly better, but they look like higher poly ps2 models so the improvements are not really noticeable but they are there. I'm just confused why they used the ps2 models as a base but not the Xbox models, which were already remastered and had 3d engine models 

[Ivan1997GTA]

12 hours ago, boomboom5950 said:

The models are slightly better, but they look like higher poly ps2 models so the improvements are not really noticeable but they are there. I'm just confused why they used the ps2 models as a base but not the Xbox models, which were already remastered and had 3d engine models 

It gets even more confusing when you look at the vehicle models in Vice City DE, which used the Xbox models as base.

 

Long story short, Grove Street Games just didn't care.