Help please!

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I've just took my shiney new Xport of the deivery man and have set it all up. I have MKS editor and changed a car just to start with. I do this but once i have done how do you get it back onto your PS2? Thats all im asking for! :)

Thanks WELZ
 
on the pcdatabase you choose import, and bring in your gamesave. you might want to save mk in a diffent format, like istead of 00000, set as 000001 so that way youll have the origanl and the new copy.
now that you have brought in the gamesave, delete the gamesave on you memory card. go back to pcdatabase and click the gamesave to put a check beside it. After that on the left hand side, chooses restore and it will put the gamesave back onto your memory card.

i found all of this out from the manual, but then again, who does read the manual?
 
Save the file first...

I'd advise copying the original gamesave file and moving it to a different folder, then saving the edited version as a new file in the Datel/XportV2/savedgames folder.

Open up the Xport software again and click on the "Saves" tab. Up will pop, in the left-hand window, all the various gamesaves on your hard drive, in the Datel/XportV2/savedgames folder.

Click on GT3 GameSave and, in the right-hand window, all the current GT3 Game Saves should appear - I try and keep only one active file in this folder, and all my other game saves are stored elsewhere on the HDD.

Click in the check box in the right-hand window, then click "Restore". This will put the file, slowly, back on your memory card.
 
No what i mean is once i have created a car theres no place for me to press save or anything on MKS? so how does it know you have changed the file?
 
lol thanks. I think it might work but i hvant had the chance to try it yet as the ****ing xport disc for the ps2 keeps saying disc read error!
 
the only way i got mine to work was to put the disc in, turn it off, hook up the x-port, and then reset.
it usualy works after that
 
i probably sound stupid but hybrids sound cool an all so do u need a hard drive 4 ur ps2 for all this xport and mks program thing to work?
 
You don't need the hard drive for the PS2, just a computer, MK's database program and a Xport. If you have a PC and you have downloaded MK's from the link above, you are already two-thirds of the way to making hybrids.

Or, Hybrids can be made using a coding device(Gameshark/Action replay, Codebreaker), but I don't think anyone here would suggest that you go to the trouble of making them that way.
 
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