Spray Shop - Revision history

Rage1651 at 02:07, 15 April 2015

2015-04-15T02:07:10Z

MickeyHikaruMouse: /* GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars */

2013-07-10T01:16:49Z

GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars

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	Spray shops for [[Grand Theft Auto IV\|GTA IV]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars\|GTA Chinatown Wars]] have received further modification for improved realism.		Spray shops for [[Grand Theft Auto IV\|GTA IV]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars\|GTA Chinatown Wars]] have received further modification for improved realism.

	Pay 'n' Spray as a extensive chain no longer exists, having been replaced by those with varying business names, although the "Pay 'n' Spray" name persists as part of [[Axel's Pay 'N' Spray\|a new name for two spray shops]] and a by-line [[Auto Cowboys\|for another]]. Despite these changes, both games still refer to any of their spray shops as "Pay 'n' Spray" in tooltips and briefs.		Pay 'n' Spray as an extensive chain no longer exists, having been replaced by those with varying business names, although the "Pay 'n' Spray" name persists as part of [[Axel's Pay 'N' Spray\|a new name for two spray shops]] and a by-line [[Auto Cowboys\|for another]]. Despite these changes, both games still refer to any of their spray shops as "Pay 'n' Spray" in tooltips and briefs.

	For both games, the player can only enter a spray shop when they are [[Wanted Level in GTA IV\|out of sight of the police]]. In addition, each visit to a spray shop advances time by three hours (as opposed to near instant respray and subsequent repair of a vehicle in their predecessors). Each spray shop visit in GTA IV costs $100 while GTA Chinatown Wars' spray shops charge $200; otherwise, visitations are free if the player's vehicle is undamaged.		For both games, the player can only enter a spray shop when they are [[Wanted Level in GTA IV\|out of sight of the police]]. In addition, each visit to a spray shop advances time by three hours (as opposed to near instant respray and subsequent repair of a vehicle in their predecessors). Each spray shop visit in GTA IV costs $100 while GTA Chinatown Wars' spray shops charge $200; otherwise, visitations are free if the player's vehicle is undamaged.

A-Dust at 20:37, 12 August 2012

2012-08-12T20:37:50Z

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	{{Col-2}}		{{Col-2}}
	*[[Los Santos]]		*[[Los Santos in GTA III Era\|Los Santos]]
	**[[Idlewood]] ([[Pay 'n' Spray]])		**[[Idlewood]] ([[Pay 'n' Spray]])
	**[[Temple]] (Pay 'n' Spray)		**[[Temple]] (Pay 'n' Spray)

ZS: /* GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories */

2012-04-16T20:19:04Z

GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories

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	As mentioned, players are also be normally charged $100 for each visit to Michelle's Auto Repair until they begin to date [[Michelle Cannes]], to which point it will be free. Pay 'n' Sprays visits in GTA Vice City Stories will also be free of charge once the player completes "[[Civil Asset Forfeiture Impound]]".		As mentioned, players are also be normally charged $100 for each visit to Michelle's Auto Repair until they begin to date [[Michelle Cannes]], to which point it will be free. Pay 'n' Sprays visits in GTA Vice City Stories will also be free of charge once the player completes "[[Civil Asset Forfeiture Impound]]".

	In GTA San Andreas, customized car from [[Mod Garages\|mod garages]] ([[Loco Low Co.]] or [[Wheel Arch Angels]]) are still allowed to utilize regular spray shops. Custom paint jobs received from mod garages will not be removed at any such spray shop as the custom paintwork is a hard-coded texture layered over a flat body color; visits to a spray shop will simply reset the body color to white and retain the custom paintwork; other mod garage modifications are also retained with any spray shop visit.		In GTA San Andreas, customized car from [[Mod Garages\|mod garages]] ([[TransFender]], [[Loco Low Co.]] or [[Wheel Arch Angels]]) are still allowed to utilize regular spray shops. Custom paint jobs received from mod garages will not be removed at any such spray shop as the custom paintwork is a hard-coded texture layered over a flat body color; visits to a spray shop will simply reset the body color to white and retain the custom paintwork; other mod garage modifications are also retained with any spray shop visit.

	=== GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars ===		=== GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars ===

ZS at 09:20, 30 October 2011

2011-10-30T09:20:13Z

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	Spray shops in the GTA London expansion packs remain virtually unchanged, except the buildings are labeled as "Garages" and the cost per use is one tenth the amount in GTA 1.		Spray shops in the GTA London expansion packs remain virtually unchanged, except the buildings are labeled as "Garages" and the cost per use is one tenth the amount in GTA 1.

	~~{\| align="center"~~		<gallery width="auto" perrow="4" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left" widths="160">
	\|<gallery width="auto" perrow="4" style="font-size:95%; padding:0;" widths="160">
	Sprayshop-GTA1-LibertyCity.jpg\|An "AUTO" shop in Liberty City, GTA 1.		Sprayshop-GTA1-LibertyCity.jpg\|An "AUTO" shop in Liberty City, GTA 1.
	Sprayshop-GTA1-SanAndreas.jpg\|An "AUTO" shop in San Andreas, GTA 1.		Sprayshop-GTA1-SanAndreas.jpg\|An "AUTO" shop in San Andreas, GTA 1.
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	Sprayshop-GTAL.jpg\|A spray "garage" in GTA London 1969 and GTA London 1961.		Sprayshop-GTAL.jpg\|A spray "garage" in GTA London 1969 and GTA London 1961.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	\|}

	=== GTA 2 ===		=== GTA 2 ===

ZS at 09:19, 30 October 2011

2011-10-30T09:19:10Z

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	As mentioned, players are also be normally charged $100 for each visit to Michelle's Auto Repair until they begin to date [[Michelle Cannes]], to which point it will be free. Pay 'n' Sprays visits in GTA Vice City Stories will also be free of charge once the player completes "[[Civil Asset Forfeiture Impound]]".		As mentioned, players are also be normally charged $100 for each visit to Michelle's Auto Repair until they begin to date [[Michelle Cannes]], to which point it will be free. Pay 'n' Sprays visits in GTA Vice City Stories will also be free of charge once the player completes "[[Civil Asset Forfeiture Impound]]".

	In GTA San Andreas, customized car from [[Mod Garages\|mod garages]] ([[Loco Lo Co.]] or [[Wheel Arch Angels]]) are still allowed to utilize regular spray shops. Custom paint jobs received from mod garages will not be removed at any such spray shop as the custom paintwork is a hard-coded texture layered over a flat body color; visits to a spray shop will simply reset the body color to white and retain the custom paintwork; other mod garage modifications are also retained with any spray shop visit.		In GTA San Andreas, customized car from [[Mod Garages\|mod garages]] ([[Loco Low Co.]] or [[Wheel Arch Angels]]) are still allowed to utilize regular spray shops. Custom paint jobs received from mod garages will not be removed at any such spray shop as the custom paintwork is a hard-coded texture layered over a flat body color; visits to a spray shop will simply reset the body color to white and retain the custom paintwork; other mod garage modifications are also retained with any spray shop visit.

	=== GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars ===		=== GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars ===

ZS: /* GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories */ Merged with additions from Pay 'n' Spray.

2011-10-30T09:16:38Z

GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories: Merged with additions from Pay 'n' Spray.

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	As mentioned, players are also be normally charged $100 for each visit to Michelle's Auto Repair until they begin to date [[Michelle Cannes]], to which point it will be free. Pay 'n' Sprays visits in GTA Vice City Stories will also be free of charge once the player completes "[[Civil Asset Forfeiture Impound]]".		As mentioned, players are also be normally charged $100 for each visit to Michelle's Auto Repair until they begin to date [[Michelle Cannes]], to which point it will be free. Pay 'n' Sprays visits in GTA Vice City Stories will also be free of charge once the player completes "[[Civil Asset Forfeiture Impound]]".

	In GTA San Andreas, ~~custom paint jobs received~~ from [[Mod Garages\|mod garages]] will not be removed at any ~~regular~~ spray shop as the custom paintwork is a hard-coded texture layered over a flat body color; visits to a spray shop will simply reset the body color to white and retain the custom paintwork.		In GTA San Andreas, customized car from [[Mod Garages\|mod garages]] ([[Loco Lo Co.]] or [[Wheel Arch Angels]]) are still allowed to utilize regular spray shops. Custom paint jobs received from mod garages will not be removed at any such spray shop as the custom paintwork is a hard-coded texture layered over a flat body color; visits to a spray shop will simply reset the body color to white and retain the custom paintwork; other mod garage modifications are also retained with any spray shop visit.

	=== GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars ===		=== GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars ===

ZS: /* GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars */

2011-09-30T06:03:39Z

GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars

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	=== GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars ===		=== GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars ===
			{{main\|Spray Shops in GTA IV}}

	Spray shops for [[Grand Theft Auto IV\|GTA IV]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars\|GTA Chinatown Wars]] have received further modification for improved realism.		Spray shops for [[Grand Theft Auto IV\|GTA IV]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars\|GTA Chinatown Wars]] have received further modification for improved realism.

ZS: /* GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories */ I understand one picture, but two? No need for redundancies.

2011-09-29T11:52:51Z

GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories: I understand one picture, but two? No need for redundancies.

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	{{main\|Pay 'n' Spray\|Spray'n'go\|Michelle's Auto Repair}}		{{main\|Pay 'n' Spray\|Spray'n'go\|Michelle's Auto Repair}}
	{{main\|Mod Garages\|TransFender\|Loco Low Co.\|Wheel Arch Angels}}		{{main\|Mod Garages\|TransFender\|Loco Low Co.\|Wheel Arch Angels}}
	~~[[File:TreacherousSwine-GTAVC8.jpg\|thumb\|right\|323px\|Driving a [[Phoenix]] into a [[Pay 'n' Spray]] to lose a wanted level in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] in the mission [[Treacherous Swine]].]]~~
	~~[[File:TheJob-GTAVC29.jpg\|thumb\|right\|323px\|Driving a [[Taxi]] into a [[Pay 'n' Spray]] to lose a wanted level in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] in the mission [[The Job]].]]~~

			The vast majority of spray shops between Grand Theft Auto III and GTA Vice City Stories take the form of [[Pay 'N' Spray]] garages with several noticeable changes in its fundamental mechanics. Other garages capable of repairing vehicles include [[Spray'n'go]] in GTA Vice City, and [[Mod Garages\|mod garages]] ([[TransFender]], [[Loco Low Co.]] and [[Wheel Arch Angels]]) and [[Michelle's Auto Repair]] in GTA San Andreas. Both Spray'n'go and Michelle's Auto Repair function just like Pay 'N' Sprays, although the latter will be available for use for free later in the game (see below).

			[[Image:Don'tSpankMaBitchUp-GTAIII4.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Beginning [[Grand Theft Auto III\|GTA III]], the cost of using spray shops became far more affordable, originally costing $1,000 for each use (before being reduced to $100 from GTA Vice City onwards). When the spray shop is first introduced by the game, the cost of using one is usually free, as demonstrated here during "[[Don't Spank Ma Bitch Up]]" in GTA III.]]
	~~The vast majority of spray shops between~~ Grand Theft Auto III ~~and~~ GTA ~~Vice City Stories take the form of [[Pay 'N' Spray~~]] ~~garages with several noticeable changes in its fundamental mechanics. Other garages capable~~ of ~~repairing vehicles include [[Spray'n'go]] in~~ GTA Vice City, ~~and [[Mod Garages\|mod garages]] ([[TransFender]]~~, [[~~Loco Low Co.]] and [[Wheel Arch Angels]]) and [[Michelle~~'~~s Auto Repair~~]] in GTA ~~San Andreas. Both Spray'n'go and Michelle's Auto Repair function just like Pay 'N' Sprays, although the latter will be available for use for free later in the game (see below)~~.

	Respray shops are no longer designed as drive-thru facilities, appearing more like actual respray body shops or garages accessible from only one side. To use a spray shop, players must enter it and stop their vehicle inside, triggering the garage door of the spray shop to close, repair any damage the player's vehicle has sustained and recolor the vehicle, and clear any wanted level, before the garage door reopens allowing the player to drive out. Vehicles at a mod garage are resprayed in a different manner, but the effects of resprays are the same as other spray shops; selected vehicles at Loco Low Co. or Wheel Arch Angels are also allowed to carry custom paintwork.		Respray shops are no longer designed as drive-thru facilities, appearing more like actual respray body shops or garages accessible from only one side. To use a spray shop, players must enter it and stop their vehicle inside, triggering the garage door of the spray shop to close, repair any damage the player's vehicle has sustained and recolor the vehicle, and clear any wanted level, before the garage door reopens allowing the player to drive out. Vehicles at a mod garage are resprayed in a different manner, but the effects of resprays are the same as other spray shops; selected vehicles at Loco Low Co. or Wheel Arch Angels are also allowed to carry custom paintwork.

MrLanceVanceDance: fixed images

2011-09-25T12:52:35Z

fixed images

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	{{main\|Pay 'n' Spray\|Spray'n'go\|Michelle's Auto Repair}}		{{main\|Pay 'n' Spray\|Spray'n'go\|Michelle's Auto Repair}}
	{{main\|Mod Garages\|TransFender\|Loco Low Co.\|Wheel Arch Angels}}		{{main\|Mod Garages\|TransFender\|Loco Low Co.\|Wheel Arch Angels}}
	[[File:TreacherousSwine-GTAVC8.jpg\|thumb\|right\|323px\|Driving a [[Phoenix]] into a Pay 'n' Spray]] to lose a wanted level in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] in the mission [[Treacherous Swine]].]]		[[File:TreacherousSwine-GTAVC8.jpg\|thumb\|right\|323px\|Driving a [[Phoenix]] into a [[Pay 'n' Spray]] to lose a wanted level in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] in the mission [[Treacherous Swine]].]]
	[[File:TheJob-GTAVC29.jpg\|thumb\|right\|323px\|Driving a [[~~Phoenix~~]] into a Pay 'n' Spray]] to lose a wanted level in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] in the mission [[The Job]].]]		[[File:TheJob-GTAVC29.jpg\|thumb\|right\|323px\|Driving a [[Taxi]] into a [[Pay 'n' Spray]] to lose a wanted level in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] in the mission [[The Job]].]]

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	Spray shops for [[Grand Theft Auto IV\|GTA IV]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars\|GTA Chinatown Wars]] have received further modification for improved realism.		Spray shops for [[Grand Theft Auto IV\|GTA IV]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars\|GTA Chinatown Wars]] have received further modification for improved realism.

	Pay 'n' Spray as a extensive chain no longer exists, having been replaced by those with varying business names, although the "Pay 'n' Spray" name persists as part of [[Axel's Pay 'N' Spray\|a new name for two spray shops]] and a by-line [[Auto Cowboys\|for another]]. Despite these changes, both games still refer to any of their spray shops as "Pay 'n' Spray" in tooltips and briefs.		Pay 'n' Spray as an extensive chain no longer exists, having been replaced by those with varying business names, although the "Pay 'n' Spray" name persists as part of [[Axel's Pay 'N' Spray\|a new name for two spray shops]] and a by-line [[Auto Cowboys\|for another]]. Despite these changes, both games still refer to any of their spray shops as "Pay 'n' Spray" in tooltips and briefs.

	For both games, the player can only enter a spray shop when they are [[Wanted Level in GTA IV\|out of sight of the police]]. In addition, each visit to a spray shop advances time by three hours (as opposed to near instant respray and subsequent repair of a vehicle in their predecessors). Each spray shop visit in GTA IV costs $100 while GTA Chinatown Wars' spray shops charge $200; otherwise, visitations are free if the player's vehicle is undamaged.		For both games, the player can only enter a spray shop when they are [[Wanted Level in GTA IV\|out of sight of the police]]. In addition, each visit to a spray shop advances time by three hours (as opposed to near instant respray and subsequent repair of a vehicle in their predecessors). Each spray shop visit in GTA IV costs $100 while GTA Chinatown Wars' spray shops charge $200; otherwise, visitations are free if the player's vehicle is undamaged.

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	{{main\|Pay 'n' Spray\|Spray'n'go\|Michelle's Auto Repair}}		{{main\|Pay 'n' Spray\|Spray'n'go\|Michelle's Auto Repair}}
	{{main\|Mod Garages\|TransFender\|Loco Low Co.\|Wheel Arch Angels}}		{{main\|Mod Garages\|TransFender\|Loco Low Co.\|Wheel Arch Angels}}
	~~[[File:TreacherousSwine-GTAVC8.jpg\|thumb\|right\|323px\|Driving a [[Phoenix]] into a [[Pay 'n' Spray]] to lose a wanted level in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] in the mission [[Treacherous Swine]].]]~~
	~~[[File:TheJob-GTAVC29.jpg\|thumb\|right\|323px\|Driving a [[Taxi]] into a [[Pay 'n' Spray]] to lose a wanted level in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] in the mission [[The Job]].]]~~

			The vast majority of spray shops between Grand Theft Auto III and GTA Vice City Stories take the form of [[Pay 'N' Spray]] garages with several noticeable changes in its fundamental mechanics. Other garages capable of repairing vehicles include [[Spray'n'go]] in GTA Vice City, and [[Mod Garages\|mod garages]] ([[TransFender]], [[Loco Low Co.]] and [[Wheel Arch Angels]]) and [[Michelle's Auto Repair]] in GTA San Andreas. Both Spray'n'go and Michelle's Auto Repair function just like Pay 'N' Sprays, although the latter will be available for use for free later in the game (see below).

			[[Image:Don'tSpankMaBitchUp-GTAIII4.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Beginning [[Grand Theft Auto III\|GTA III]], the cost of using spray shops became far more affordable, originally costing $1,000 for each use (before being reduced to $100 from GTA Vice City onwards). When the spray shop is first introduced by the game, the cost of using one is usually free, as demonstrated here during "[[Don't Spank Ma Bitch Up]]" in GTA III.]]
	~~The vast majority of spray shops between~~ Grand Theft Auto III ~~and~~ GTA ~~Vice City Stories take the form of [[Pay 'N' Spray~~]] ~~garages with several noticeable changes in its fundamental mechanics. Other garages capable~~ of ~~repairing vehicles include [[Spray'n'go]] in~~ GTA Vice City, ~~and [[Mod Garages\|mod garages]] ([[TransFender]]~~, [[~~Loco Low Co.]] and [[Wheel Arch Angels]]) and [[Michelle~~'~~s Auto Repair~~]] in GTA ~~San Andreas. Both Spray'n'go and Michelle's Auto Repair function just like Pay 'N' Sprays, although the latter will be available for use for free later in the game (see below)~~.

	Respray shops are no longer designed as drive-thru facilities, appearing more like actual respray body shops or garages accessible from only one side. To use a spray shop, players must enter it and stop their vehicle inside, triggering the garage door of the spray shop to close, repair any damage the player's vehicle has sustained and recolor the vehicle, and clear any wanted level, before the garage door reopens allowing the player to drive out. Vehicles at a mod garage are resprayed in a different manner, but the effects of resprays are the same as other spray shops; selected vehicles at Loco Low Co. or Wheel Arch Angels are also allowed to carry custom paintwork.		Respray shops are no longer designed as drive-thru facilities, appearing more like actual respray body shops or garages accessible from only one side. To use a spray shop, players must enter it and stop their vehicle inside, triggering the garage door of the spray shop to close, repair any damage the player's vehicle has sustained and recolor the vehicle, and clear any wanted level, before the garage door reopens allowing the player to drive out. Vehicles at a mod garage are resprayed in a different manner, but the effects of resprays are the same as other spray shops; selected vehicles at Loco Low Co. or Wheel Arch Angels are also allowed to carry custom paintwork.

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	{{main\|Pay 'n' Spray\|Spray'n'go\|Michelle's Auto Repair}}		{{main\|Pay 'n' Spray\|Spray'n'go\|Michelle's Auto Repair}}
	{{main\|Mod Garages\|TransFender\|Loco Low Co.\|Wheel Arch Angels}}		{{main\|Mod Garages\|TransFender\|Loco Low Co.\|Wheel Arch Angels}}
	[[File:TreacherousSwine-GTAVC8.jpg\|thumb\|right\|323px\|Driving a [[Phoenix]] into a Pay 'n' Spray]] to lose a wanted level in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] in the mission [[Treacherous Swine]].]]		[[File:TreacherousSwine-GTAVC8.jpg\|thumb\|right\|323px\|Driving a [[Phoenix]] into a [[Pay 'n' Spray]] to lose a wanted level in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] in the mission [[Treacherous Swine]].]]
	[[File:TheJob-GTAVC29.jpg\|thumb\|right\|323px\|Driving a [[~~Phoenix~~]] into a Pay 'n' Spray]] to lose a wanted level in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] in the mission [[The Job]].]]		[[File:TheJob-GTAVC29.jpg\|thumb\|right\|323px\|Driving a [[Taxi]] into a [[Pay 'n' Spray]] to lose a wanted level in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] in the mission [[The Job]].]]