[Mod] Gran Turismo 2 plus (bug fixes, restored content and new content) - beta 7 released
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To cover all of the previous posts, I have no intention to make arbitrary opponent changes - this is a bugfix mod, not a random design changes mod. I have to retain a strict, focused scope otherwise I'll never finish it.
That bug only exists in the early US releases and was fixed by PD themselves.
That bug only exists in the early US releases and was fixed by PD themselves.
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If i recall correctly, the Light version of GT2+ should be compatible with vanilla saves. The Complete version however, is not.
As for dealership figures, they are not inaccurate, they are done on purpose, and reflect the pre-2000 Japan's Gentleman's Agreement where cars weren't to be sold with over 280ps/276hp for regulations. However most of the top end cars like the Supra, Skylines, GTO etc often made more than that once you removed the restrictor used to limit them.
As for dealership figures, they are not inaccurate, they are done on purpose, and reflect the pre-2000 Japan's Gentleman's Agreement where cars weren't to be sold with over 280ps/276hp for regulations. However most of the top end cars like the Supra, Skylines, GTO etc often made more than that once you removed the restrictor used to limit them.
Thanks for your answer. I still think it would be nice if they matched, cause its a pain to find cards for some races this way.
Anyway, another very interesting fix (you could make this one separate) would be to increase drawing distance, cause sometimes is pretty hard to calculate turns that are far away but cannot see them, and the best example I can give is Seattle full course, one of the last turns to the right in which you go at full speed and if you brake when you see it you will crash. Its pretty annoying.
PD: I read the rules about emulation... I have the GT2 original game and a PSX... but it just looks so good in the emulator, thats why I play in it... Basically Im saying this comment isnt about piracy.
Anyway, another very interesting fix (you could make this one separate) would be to increase drawing distance, cause sometimes is pretty hard to calculate turns that are far away but cannot see them, and the best example I can give is Seattle full course, one of the last turns to the right in which you go at full speed and if you brake when you see it you will crash. Its pretty annoying.
PD: I read the rules about emulation... I have the GT2 original game and a PSX... but it just looks so good in the emulator, thats why I play in it... Basically Im saying this comment isnt about piracy.
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I'm 90% sure there is not actual drawing distance in GT2, but rather a "controlled spawn" of the track assets. By that, I mean PD used trigger zones in which as long as the play is inside those zones, the game will render certain portions of the track. This allows for the most powerful optimization in rendered graphics on screen compared to actual culling. They also combine this with an extremely strict off-camera culling. You might have seen those artifacts when you watch a video played on an emulator that supports widescreen hacks in games.
So I think that the only way to increase GT2's "drawing distance" is to fully crack the track formats in order to extend the trigger zones a little. However, GT2's framerate is already on the line with all the details PD put, so I'm not sure you should expect anything much. Also we're very, very far from being able to do anything with track meshes for now, so yeah.
So I think that the only way to increase GT2's "drawing distance" is to fully crack the track formats in order to extend the trigger zones a little. However, GT2's framerate is already on the line with all the details PD put, so I'm not sure you should expect anything much. Also we're very, very far from being able to do anything with track meshes for now, so yeah.
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I 100% understand that the scope of this project revolves around fixing things rather than new content. That being said, I'm curious as to the compatibility of GT1 content that might not be in GT2, or if there even is such a thing.
Also - does GT use standard Sony TMD models and TIM images?
Also - does GT use standard Sony TMD models and TIM images?
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Intercompatibility is close to none. However similar GT1 and 2 look, they're actually very different internally.
Pez will elaborate a little more i'm sure, but PD almost never uses standard formats. The cover menu screen is .tim as well as a few other little things, but most files are slightly edited to fit their needs.
Pez will elaborate a little more i'm sure, but PD almost never uses standard formats. The cover menu screen is .tim as well as a few other little things, but most files are slightly edited to fit their needs.
I am intending to port as much of the cut GT1 content as I can as part of the restoration process - currently so far most of the special colour cars, the NSX-R LM GT2, and the Chaser LM were portable or recreatable without extreme amounts of effort. Some were as simple as copying the GT1 colour palettes over, some were almost complete remakes using the old and new palettes as references.
GT1 and GT2 have quite similar car model formats, enough to be able to port over vertices, faces, and texture mapping, however the reflection and shadow data is a complete unknown, which stops model ports being fully possible. The texture formats however are virtually identical between the two other than having the data structures in them rearranged a bit, so texture ports are trivial.
Unfortunately however, the track model formats are different, so no chance of Route 11 returning any time soon. Track textures are pretty similar though.
Physics data is very different in terms of the containers, but some of the part data is close enough to recreate major features like engines and transmissions.
Car sound files are basically identical - I believe Submaniac has said that PD barely changed the format until GT Sport.
In terms of standard formats, there are tons of TIM files - all of the track textures, the car logos, some of the menu backgrounds, the cursor, lots of other little bits and pieces. The other image formats are all pretty similar too, albeit in the same way that all 4-bit texture formats have similar palettes and bitmap data. There are no TMD models that I've seen however.
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Bummer/awesome.
Bummer in that we can't resurrect SSR11 in GT2, awesome that most everything else seems doable. I've been away from GT a long time, but have been modding games for 20 years (I'm old for a gamer). I got really excited to see this restoration mod and that GT4P JP tracks work in GT3. I realize that ones a bit further off, but for me personally GT3 is a much more enjoyable game than GT4. I can't quite put my finger on why, but GT4 just lost something for me and I became a Forza guy after that.
I'm hoping to put some time into playing through GT2+ as I really miss a few of those tracks, particularly Red Rock Valley Speedway. This gives me a reason to break out some older hardware and have some fun. Hoping to see the same kind of treatment for GT3 in the future. If you're anything like me you probably have it planned but there are 1,000 other things to do before then.
Bummer in that we can't resurrect SSR11 in GT2, awesome that most everything else seems doable. I've been away from GT a long time, but have been modding games for 20 years (I'm old for a gamer). I got really excited to see this restoration mod and that GT4P JP tracks work in GT3. I realize that ones a bit further off, but for me personally GT3 is a much more enjoyable game than GT4. I can't quite put my finger on why, but GT4 just lost something for me and I became a Forza guy after that.
I'm hoping to put some time into playing through GT2+ as I really miss a few of those tracks, particularly Red Rock Valley Speedway. This gives me a reason to break out some older hardware and have some fun. Hoping to see the same kind of treatment for GT3 in the future. If you're anything like me you probably have it planned but there are 1,000 other things to do before then.
Hoping to see the same kind of treatment for GT3 in the future. If you're anything like me you probably have it planned but there are 1,000 other things to do before then.
You're spot on there! Just in the world of GT alone, I'm looking into various things in each game from GT1 to GT4, on top of writing tools to work with each type of file I figure out. If I didn't have to sleep and go to work I'd be on this stuff 24 hours per day just to catch up with all of the plans I have.
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Yeah car sound format is the same between GT1 and GT2, I think GT3 also is the same, GT4 until I see one its files I can only assume it's the same format, and GT5 introduced a slighly edited version of the .es format called esgx which just has a few more sets of data. But it's 90+% identical.
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Gran Turismo 2 plus is an unofficial bugfix and update for Gran Turismo 2. Two versions are provided:
Light - This is solely fixes for outstanding bugs in the game.
Complete - This restores cut content and adds new content in the style of the base game, as well as including all fixes from the Light version.
Expand any of the spoiler tags below for further information on the mod, or see the included readme file.
Restored cut racing modifications:
Fixed opponent bugs:
Restored cut car colours:
New car colours:
Restored liveries:
Fixed car stats and physics:
Restored content from Gran Turismo 1:
Restored content from pre-release versions of Gran Turismo 2:
Enabled all car dealerships in all regions:
-- Bugs
- Audio
Mazdaspeed Demio A-spec: Fixed missing engine sounds with turbo kit fitted.
- Colours
BP Apex Kraft Trueno: Fixed blank thumbnail.
Castrol Supra GT: Fixed thumbnail colour.
Castrol Tom's Supra '99: Fixed blank thumbnail.
Denso Sard Supra: Fixed blank thumbnail.
Dodge Viper GTS-R Team Oreca: Fixed blank thumbnail.
Dodge Viper RT/10: Fixed palette error on non-striped colours.
Honda Civic Ferio SiR '93 RM: Fixed green thumbnails.
Nismo GT-R LM Road Car: Fixed blank thumbnail.
Nismo GT-R LM Road Car RM: Fixed purple thumbnails.
Nissan R390 GT1 '98: Fixed blank thumbnail.
Nissan Sunny VZ-R RM: Fixed blank thumbnails.
Opel Calibra Touring Car: Fixed blank thumbnail.
Raybrig NSX: Fixed blank thumbnail.
RE Amemiya Matsukiyo RX-7: Fixed blank thumbnail.
Subaru Impreza 22B STi Version: Colour correction (by Submaniac93).
Subaru Impreza Rally Car '99: Colour correction (by Submaniac93).
Suzuki Cultus Pikes Peak Version: Fixed blank thumbnail.
Suzuki Escudo Pikes Peak Version: Fixed blank thumbnail.
Toyota Chaser Tourer S '96 RM: Fixed blank thumbnails.
Toyota Chaser Tourer V '96 RM: Fixed blank thumbnails.
Toyota Corolla Levin '85 RM: Fixed blank thumbnails.
Toyota Exiv 200GT RM: Fixed blank thumbnails.
Toyota GT-ONE Road Version: Fixed blank thumbnail.
Toyota GT-ONE '98: Fixed blank thumbnail.
Toyota GT-ONE '98 (US): Fixed blank thumbnail.
Toyota GT-ONE '99: Fixed blank thumbnail.
Toyota GT-ONE '99 (US): Fixed blank thumbnail.
Toyota Trueno BZG '96 RM: Fixed blank thumbnails.
Vauxhall Calibra Touring Car: Fixed blank thumbnail.
Weds Sport Celica: Fixed blank thumbnail.
- Models / Textures
Acura NSX '91, night: Fixed warped rear wing.
Acura NSX '93, night: Fixed warped rear wing.
Acura NSX '97, night: Fixed warped rear wing.
Acura NSX Type S, night: Fixed warped rear wing.
Acura NSX Type S Zero, night: Fixed warped rear wing.
Alfa Romeo 166 3.0 V6 24V: Fixed off-centre bodyshell.
Audi S4 RM, night: Fixed corrupted textures.
Chevrolet Camaro SS '97: Fixed UV mapping errors on taillights, including gaps.
Chevrolet Camaro SS '97 RM: Fixed UV mapping errors on taillights, including gaps.
Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 '95: Fixed 1990 wheels and side vents.
Chrysler Viper GTS-R Team Oreca: Fixed flipped exhaust.
Dodge Concept Car: Fixed texture error on rear deck.
Dodge Concept Car RM: Fixed texture error on rear deck.
Dodge Concept Car LM Edition: Fixed texture error on rear deck.
Dodge Neon ACR RM: Corrected bodyshell from 2-door to 4-door (by B_Rad88).
Dodge Phaeton: Fixed headlight transparency and taillight palettes.
Dodge Viper GTS-R: Fixed missing UV mapping on rear bumper, misaligned stripes, offset roof, and rear bumper stripe scaling.
Honda Accord SiR '96 RM: Fixed UV mapping error on rear bumper.
Honda Civic Ferio '96 RM: Fixed texture error in rear wheel opening.
Honda Civic Ferio '98: Fixed gap in exhaust.
Honda Civic Ferio '98 RM: Fixed texture error in rear wheel opening and gap in exhaust.
Honda CR-X SiR '91, night: Fixed white boxes around headlights.
Honda Integra SiR-G '95 RM: Corrected windscreen banner from Acura to Honda.
Honda Integra Type R '95 RM: Corrected windscreen banner from Acura to Honda.
Honda NSX, night: Fixed warped rear wing.
Honda NSX '90, night: Fixed warped rear wing.
Honda NSX Type R '92, night: Fixed warped rear wing.
Honda NSX Type S, night: Fixed warped rear wing.
Honda NSX Type S Zero, night: Fixed warped rear wing.
Lancia Delta HF Integrale Collezione: Fixed exhaust masking.
Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evo: Fixed exhaust masking.
Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evo RM: Fixed exhaust masking.
Lancia Delta HF Integrale Rally Car: Fixed exhaust masking.
Lister Storm V12, night: Fixed UV mapping errors on nearly the entire car, fixed misplaced taillights on LOD2.
Lotus Elan S2, night: Fixed dark line on front wings.
Lotus Elan S4 Sprint, night: Fixed dark line on front wings.
Mazda Familia GT-R RM, night: Fixed corrupted front bumper texture and line under headlights.
Mazda Familia GT-X RM, night: Fixed corrupted front bumper texture and line under headlights.
Mazda RX-7 GT-C LM Edition, night: Fixed incorrect bodywork (by Submaniac93).
Mazda RX-7 RS-R '97 RM, night: Fixed missing logo and highlights.
Mazda RX-7 RS-R '97 alternate RM, night: Fixed missing logo.
Mazda RX-7 Type R '98 RM, night: Fixed missing logo and highlights.
Mazda RX-7 Type R '98 alternate RM, night: Fixed missing logo.
Mazda RX-7 Type RB '97 RM, night: Fixed missing logo and highlights.
Mazda RX-7 Type RB '97 alternate RM, night: Fixed missing logo.
Mazda RX-7 Type RB '98 RM, night: Fixed missing logo and highlights.
Mazda RX-7 Type RB '98 alternate RM, night: Fixed missing logo.
Mazda RX-7 Type RS '97 RM, night: Fixed missing logo and highlights.
Mazda RX-7 Type RS '97 alternate RM, night: Fixed missing logo.
Mazda RX-7 Type RS '98 RM, night: Fixed missing logo and highlights.
Mazda RX-7 Type RS '98 alternate RM, night: Fixed missing logo.
Mazda RX-7 Type RZ '97 RM, night: Fixed missing logo and highlights.
Mazda RX-7 Type RZ '97 alternate RM, night: Fixed missing logo.
Mercedes-Benz CLK 200, night: Fixed front bumper to match day version.
Mercedes-Benz CLK 320, night: Fixed front bumper to match day version.
Mitsubishi GTO MR '95: Fixed missing rear wing supports.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV GSR RM: Fixed missing livery patch on left side.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI GSR '99: Fixed reverse lights being painted, and masking around taillights.
Mitsubishi Pajero Mini '97: Fixed misplaced backfaces on LOD1, removed erroneous faces from LOD2.
Nissan 200SX '98: Updated model and colours, based on unused Silvia K's model.
Nissan Primera Wagon '98 RM: Fixed UV mapping error on rear bumper.
Nissan Silvia K's Aero '96: Added updated model and colours that PD forgot to include.
Nissan Silvia Q's Aero '96: Updated model and colours, based on unused Silvia K's model.
Nissan Skyline GT-R 4-Door RM: Fixed transparent patches around windscreen (unused body).
Nissan Stagea 260RS '97 RM, night: Fixed missing section of livery.
Nissan Stagea 260RS '98 RM: Fixed missing section of livery.
Nissan Stagea 260RS '98 RM, night: Fixed missing section of livery.
Nissan Stagea RS Four V '98 RM, night: Fixed missing section of livery.
Opel Astra, night: Fixed front bumper to match day version.
Opel Astra RM, night: Fixed front bumper to match day version.
Opel Vectra RM: Fixed exhaust position (by Submaniac93).
Peugeot 106 Rallye: Fixed UV mapping errors on bootlid handle.
Peugeot 306 S16: Fixed exhaust masking.
Plymouth PT Spyder: Removed chrome from A-pillars.
Plymouth Superbird, night: Fixed model and UV mapping issues on rear windscreen.
Renault Laguna RM: Fixed damaged textures on front bumper (by Submaniac93).
Renault Megane, night: Fixed missing third brake light.
Subaru Impreza Wagon WRX STi Ver.IV '97 RM 2, night: Fixed Falken green paint around headlights.
Subaru Impreza Wagon WRX STi Ver.V '98 RM 2, night: Fixed Falken green paint around headlights.
Subaru Impreza Wagon WRX STi Ver.VI RM 2, night: Fixed Falken green paint around headlights.
Subaru Impreza Wagon WRX '97 RM 2, night: Fixed Falken green paint around headlights.
Subaru Impreza Wagon WRX '98 RM 2, night: Fixed Falken green paint around headlights.
Suzuki Alto Works RS/Z '98 RM: Fixed black paint around headlights.
Tommykaira ZZ-S: Fixed bodywork hole around exhaust.
Toyota GT-ONE Road Version, night: Fixed leftover livery around headlights.
Toyota Prius RM, red livery, night: Fixed blue paint around headlights (unused body).
Toyota Supra GT Turbo Ltd. '93 RM: Fixed transparent section of bumper in black colour.
Vauxhall Astra, night: Fixed front bumper to match day version, fixed damaged textures on rear windscreen.
Vauxhall Astra RM, night: Fixed front bumper to match day version.
Vauxhall Vectra RM: Fixed exhaust position (by Submaniac93).
Volkswagen Lupo RM: Fixed incorrect palette on windscreen.
Zexel Skyline GT '97: Fixed missing face in diffuser.
- Text
Alfa Romeo 155 2.0 TS 16V: Fixed 'Metaallizzato' spelling error.
ARTA Zexel Skyline: Fixed 'Arta' capitalisation error.
Aston Martin DB7 Coupe: Fixed 'COUPE' capitalisation error.
Aston Martin DB7 Volante: Fixed 'VOLANTE' capitalisation error.
Aston Martin V8 Vantage: Fixed 'VANTAGE' capitalisation error.
BMW 840Ci: Fixed 'Royalot' spelling error.
Castrol TOM'S Supra GT '99: Removed incorrect description.
cdmaOne Cerumo Supra: Fixed 'Cdma' capitalisation error and removed extra space from replay name.
Chevrolet Corvette '82: Removed Stingray name that was not used after 1976.
Citroen Xantia: Fixed 'v6' capitalisation error.
Daishin Silvia: Fixed 'Daisin' spelling error.
Denso SARD Supra GT '99: Removed incorrect description.
Dodge Challenger: Fixed 'Bluemetallic' spelling error.
Eunos Roadster S Special '93: Fixed 'Melrot' spelling error.
Ford Cougar: Fixed 'tourmaline' capitalisation error.
Ford RS200: Fixed 'Rs200' capitalisation error, removed 'Rally Car' from name.
Honda Accord Wagon SiR '98: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Jaguar XJ220: Removed 'GT Race Car' from name.
Lancia Y: Fixed 'Velde' and 'Wembiey' spelling errors.
Lotus Elan S2 '90: Corrected name to Lotus Elan 1.6 '90.
Lotus Elan S4 Sprint: Fixed 'ELAN' capitalisation error.
Lotus Esprit V8 GT: Fixed replay name duplicated from the Esprit V8 SE.
Mazda Demio GL-X '99: Added missing description.
Mazda RX-7 A-spec: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Mercedes-Benz A160: Fixed missing 'Benz' in replay name.
Mercedes-Benz CLK 200: Fixed missing 'Benz' in replay name.
Mercedes-Benz CLK 320: Fixed missing 'Benz' in replay name.
Mercedes-Benz SLK 230: Fixed missing 'Benz' and missing space in replay name.
Mitsubishi FTO GP Ver.R '97: Removed incorrect description.
Mitsubishi FTO GPX '94: Removed incorrect description.
Mitsubishi FTO GPX '97: Removed incorrect description.
Mitsubishi FTO GR '94: Removed incorrect description.
Mitsubishi FTO GR '97: Removed incorrect description.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo.III Rally Car: Fixed 'Iii' capitalisation error and extra space in replay name.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo.IV Rally Car: Fixed extra space in replay name.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III GSR: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV GSR: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Mitsubishi Minica Dangan: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Mitsubishi Minica PJ: Fixed 'Pj' capitalisation error (JP only).
Mugen S2000: Fixed 'MUGEN' capitalisation error.
Nismo 400R 'PreceidingModel': Corrected name to Nismo 400R Prototype.
Nissan 300ZX 2+2 '98: Fixed extra spaces in replay name (EU only).
Nissan 300ZX Turbo '98: Fixed extra space in replay name (EU only).
Nissan March Super Turbo: Fixed missing spaces in replay name.
Nissan Primera 2.0Te-V: Updated name to match Japanese release.
Nissan R390 GT1 Road Car '97: Fixed missing spaces in replay name.
Nissan R390 GT1 Road Car '98: Fixed missing spaces in replay name.
Nissan Silvia K's Aero SE: Fixed 'K'S' capitalisation error.
Nissan Skyline 25GT Turbo: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline 280 Type MR: Fixed 'Skiline' spelling error (JP only).
Nissan Skyline GTS25 Type S: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GTS25t Type M: Fixed missing spaces in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GTS4: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GTS-R: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GTS-t Type M: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GT-R '71: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GT-R '89: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GT-R '91: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GT-R '95: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GT-R '97: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GT-R '99: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GT-R 4Door: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GT-R Nismo: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GT-R V spec: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GT-R V spec '95: Fixed missing space in replay name and abbreviation.
Nissan Skyline GT-R V spec '97: Fixed missing space in replay name and abbreviation (US only).
Nissan Skyline GT-R V spec '99: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline GT-R V spec II: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Nissan Skyline Silhouette Formula: Fixed 'Foumula' spelling error.
Nissan Stagea RS Four V '98: Fixed missing space in replay name (US only).
Opel Astra: Fixed 'Starsillber' spelling error.
Opel Corsa: Fixed 'Starsillber' spelling error.
Opel Tigra: Fixed 'Starsillber' spelling error.
Opel Vectra: Fixed 'Starsillber' spelling error.
Peugeot 206 Rally Car: Fixed misplaced year.
Plymouth GTX: Fixed 'Cooper' spelling error.
Renault Espace F1: Fixed replay name.
RUF BTR Type I: Fixed missing space in replay name.
RUF BTR Type II: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Shelby GT350 '66: Added missing description.
Shelby GT500 '68: Added missing description.
Subaru Impreza 22B STi Version: Fixed 'Sti' capitalisation error.
Suzuki Cervo Mode: Fixed 'Celvo' spelling error.
Suzuki Cappuccino: Fixed 'Capcino' abbreviation.
Tommykaira m13: Fixed missing spaces in replay name.
Tommykaira R '95: Fixed extra space in replay name.
Tommykaira R '99: Fixed extra space in replay name.
Toyota Corolla Trueno '83: Corrected name to Sprinter Trueno.
Toyota Corolla Trueno '85: Corrected name to Sprinter Trueno.
Toyota Prius: Fixed 'PRIUS' capitalisation error.
Toyota Soarer 2.5 GT-T '95: Fixed 'Phtalocyanine' spelling error.
Toyota Starlet Turbo S '82: Corrected name to Toyota Starlet S '80, corrected colour name to Green.
Toyota XYR Detroit Show Ver.: Fixed missing space in replay name.
Unisia JECS Skyline: Fixed 'Jecs' capitalisation error.
Venturi 400GT: Fixed aspiration type from MA to TURBO, fixed 'Blue' instead of 'Bleu'.
Venturi Atlantique 300 Bi-Turbo: Fixed 'Blue' instead of 'Bleu'.
VW Golf V6: Added missing description.
Xanavi ARTA Silvia: Fixed 'Zanavi' spelling error and 'Arta' capitalisation error.
- Stats
Audi A4: Fixed price being swapped with S4.
Audi S4: Fixed price being swapped with A4.
BMW 528i: Fixed engine stats.
Chevrolet Corvette '82: Fixed engine stats.
Chevrolet Corvette '96: Fixed length stat.
Citroen Xsara Rally Car: Fixed engine stats.
Daihatsu Move SR-XX (2WD) '97: Fixed peak torque stat.
Daihatsu Move SR-XX (4WD) '97: Fixed height stat.
Daihatsu Storia Rally Car: Fixed engine stats.
Dodge Avenger: Fixed engine stats.
Dodge Challenger: Fixed engine stats.
Dodge Charger: Fixed engine stats.
Dodge Neon ACR: Fixed engine stats.
Dodge Neon R/T: Fixed engine stats.
Dodge Stratus ES: Fixed engine stats.
Fiat 500 Sporting: Fixed engine stats.
Fiat 500R: Fixed engine stats.
Fiat 600 Sporting: Fixed engine stats.
Fiat Punto GT: Fixed engine stats.
Ford Cougar: Fixed price being taken from the Mercury Cougar '67. New price based on real-world pricing.
Ford GT40: Fixed engine stats.
Ford GT40 Race Car: Fixed engine stats.
Ford Mustang GT '98: Fixed engine stats.
Ford Mustang GT '99: Fixed engine stats.
Ford Mustang SVT Cobra '99: Fixed engine stats.
Ford RS200: Fixed engine stats.
Honda Accord SiR '96: Fixed engine stats.
Honda Accord Wagon SiR '96: Fixed engine stats.
Honda NSX '90: Fixed missing year.
Honda S2000 GT1: Fixed engine stats.
Lancia Delta S4: Fixed engine stats.
Lancia Y: Fixed engine stats.
Lister Storm: Fixed engine stats.
Mercury Cougar '67: Fixed price.
Mine's Lancer Evolution V: Fixed engine stats.
Mini Cooper Mk1: Fixed engine stats.
Mini Cooper 1.3i: Fixed engine stats.
Plymouth Cuda: Fixed engine stats.
Plymouth GTX: Fixed engine stats.
Plymouth Muscle Car: Fixed engine stats.
Plymouth Superbird: Fixed engine stats.
Renault Clio 16V: Fixed engine stats.
Renault Laguna V6: Corrected engine from I4 to V6.
Rover Mini 1275S: Fixed width stat.
Spoon Civic Type R: Fixed engine stats.
Spoon Integra Type R: Fixed engine stats.
Spoon S2000: Fixed engine stats.
STP Taisan Viper: Fixed engine stats.
Subaru 360: Fixed engine stats.
Subaru Impreza WRX '94: Corrected height.
Tommykaira ZZII: Fixed engine stats.
Tommykaira ZZIII: Fixed engine stats.
Toyota Altezza 280T: Fixed engine stats.
Toyota Celica Rally Car: Fixed engine stats.
Toyota Starlet Turbo S '82: Changed year to 1980.
TVR Cerbera LM Edition: Fixed engine stats.
TVR Chimaera 4.0: Fixed engine stats.
TVR Chimaera 4.5: Fixed engine stats.
TVR Chimaera 5.0: Fixed engine stats.
Vector W8: Fixed engine stats.
Venturi Atlantique 300 Bi-Turbo: Fixed engine stats.
VW Golf V5: Fixed engine stats.
VW New Beetle GLS: Fixed engine stats.
VW New Beetle GT: Fixed engine stats.
- Upgrades / Physics
All racecars: Fixed bug that prevented adjustment of brake balance.
Acura Integra GS-R: Fixed typo in 4th gear ratio.
Acura Integra GS-R '95: Fixed typo that caused the RM to be unavailable, fixed typo in 4th gear ratio.
Acura Integra Type R '95: Fixed typo that caused the RM to be unavailable.
Acura Integra Type R '98: Fixed typo that caused the RM to be unavailable.
Acura NSX '93: Fixed typo that caused the RM to be unavailable.
Acura NSX Type S: Fixed typo that caused the RM to be unavailable.
Acura NSX Type S Zero: Fixed typo that caused the RM to be unavailable.
BMW 528i: Corrected engine power from 142PS to 142kW (190PS).
Chevrolet Corvette '82: Corrected engine power from 230BHP to 200BHP, corrected redline, corrected stock gearing.
Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 '95: Fixed final drive ratio.
Daihatsu Move SR-XX (2WD) '97: Fixed weight being swapped with 4WD model.
Daihatsu Move SR-XX (4WD) '97: Fixed weight being swapped with 2WD model.
Dodge Stratus ES: Corrected engine power and torque curves, from 104PS / 17.2kgm to 163PS / 22.5kgm, and corrected engine redline. Adjusted turbo kits to compensate for increased base power.
Ford Mustang GT '98: Corrected engine power from 207BHP to 225BHP.
Ford Mustang GT '99: Corrected engine power from 207BHP to 260BHP.
HKS R33 Drag: Corrected tyre sizes from HKS 180SX skinny fronts / wide rears to 10.5" slicks on all four corners.
Honda Accord SiR '96: Corrected weight from 1490kg to 1290kg.
Honda Accord Wagon SiR '96: Added missing NA Tune stage 3 and adjusted 1 and 2 to match the saloon.
Honda Civic Ferio '93: Added missing turbo kits from hatchback version, fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Honda Civic Ferio '96: Added missing turbo kits from hatchback version, fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Honda Civic Ferio '98: Added missing turbo kits from hatchback version.
Honda Civic SiR-II '93: Fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Honda Civic SiR-II '95: Fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Honda CR-X del sol VXi '92: Fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Honda CR-X del sol SiR '92: Fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Honda CR-X SiR '91: Fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Honda Integra SiR-G '95: Fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Honda Integra Type R '95: Fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Honda NSX: Fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Honda NSX '90: Fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Honda Prelude Si '91: Fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Honda Prelude Si VTEC '91: Fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Honda Prelude SiR '96: Fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Honda Prelude Type-S '96: Fixed incorrect weight from GT1 US.
Mine's Lancer Evolution V: Corrected LSD settings and adjustments from FF to 4WD.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V Rally Car (alternate livery): Removed duplicate LSD.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI Rally Car: Removed duplicate LSD.
Nissan Skyline 280 Type MR: Corrected drivetrain from 4WD to FR.
Subaru Impreza WRX '94: Corrected engine power and torque to 260PS / 31.5kgm (swapped with '94 WRX Wagon), corrected weight.
Subaru Impreza WRX Wagon '94: Corrected engine power and torque to 220PS / 28.5kgm (swapped with '94 WRX).
Subaru Impreza WRX STi Ver.VI typeRA: Corrected engine power multiplier to match the base and typeR versions.
Vauxhall Corsa: Fixed missing turbo kit.
Vauxhall Tigra: Fixed missing turbo kit.
Vector W8 Twin Turbo: Added workaround for bug preventing unequipping of intercooler upgrades. As a consequence the stock turbo kit will be listed as Stage 1.
Venturi Atlantique 300 Bi-Turbo: Corrected power from 210PS to 310PS, and weight from 1250kg to 1279kg, removed erroneous driveshaft upgrade.
VW Golf V6: Corrected engine from 150PS V5 to 204PS V6. Corrected drivetrain from FF to 4WD. Corrected weight.
- Events
Clubman Cup race 2: Removed Venturi Atlantique 300 Bi-Turbo opponent as it now has much more power than the other opponents.
Clubman Cup race 3: Added Venturi Atlantique 300 Bi-Turbo opponent.
French Nationals race 2: Removed Venturi Atlantique 300 Bi-Turbo opponent as it now has much more power than the other opponents.
German Nationals race 1: Removed BMW 528i opponent as it now has much more power than the other opponents.
German Nationals race 2: Added BMW 528i opponent with 248PS and Sports tyres.
Gran Turismo All Stars: Added racing modification to Elise GT1 opponent.
Gran Turismo World Championship: Added racing modification to Elise GT1 opponent.
Manufacturer - Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution: The Mine's Lancer Evolution V can now be entered.
Manufacturer - Nissan Skyline R34: The Mine's R34 Skyline GT-R and Tommykaira R '99 can now be entered.
Manufacturer - Toyota Celica (Racing): The Weds Sport Celica GT can now be entered.
Manufacturer - Toyota MR-S: The Toyota MR-S Motor Show Version can now be entered.
Manufacturer - VW Golf: Removed VW Golf V6 opponent as it now has much more power than the other opponents.
Manufacturer - VW Golf (Racing): Removed VW Golf V6 opponents as they now have much more power than the other opponents.
Rome 2 Hours: Added racing modification to XJ220 opponent.
Tuned NA Cup: Removed Peugeot 306 S16 RM on dirt tyres from the list of possible opponents.
Tuned Turbo Car Cup: Replaced naturally aspirated Tommykaira R30 with other cars from the list of possible opponents.
- Menus
Nissan dealership: Replaced inaccurate Nissan Primera in the New Car section with the accurate but unused Nissan Primera 2.0Te-V.
Toyota dealership: Fixed US region alternate version of the 2000GT showing up in the Used Car section instead of the correct version.
All changes from the Light version, plus:
- Colours
Castrol Supra GT: Restored white / blue, black / green and black / blue colours from GT1.
Citroen Saxo RM: Restored black colour.
Dodge Viper GTS: Restored 1997 colours.
Dodge Viper RT/10: Restored 1997 colours.
Dodge Viper RT/10 RM: Added yellow colour based on GT1 version (by Submaniac93).
Ford GT90: Restored several cut colours.
Jaguar XJR-15: Added range of colours (by Sirius-R & Submaniac93).
Lister Storm: Restored several cut colours.
Mazda RX-7 A-Spec LM Edition: Restored purple colour from GT1 pre-releases.
Mazda RX-7 infini III RM: Restored black colour from GT1 pre-releases.
Mazdaspeed AZ1 A spec: Restored blue colour.
Mercedes-Benz C 43 AMG: Restored several cut colours.
Mercedes-Benz E 55 AMG: Restored several cut colours.
Mitsubishi GTO LM Edition: Restored silver colour from GT1 pre-releases.
Mitsubishi Mirage Cyborg R '92 RM: Restored peach colour from GT1 pre-releases.
Nissan Pulsar GTi-R RM: Restored green colour.
Nissan Skyline GTS-R: Removed fictional colours.
Peugeot 306 S16 RM: Restored red livery.
Plymouth Pronto Spyder: Restored several cut colours.
Subaru Impreza WRX STi Ver.III '96: Restored Sports Blue colour from the V-Limited model, from GT1.
TOM'S T01 Angel: Restored silver colour.
Toyota Levin BZG '96 RM: Restored purple colour from GT1 pre-releases.
Toyota Sprinter Trueno '85: Restored High Sonic colour.
Toyota Supra GT Turbo Ltd. '93 RM: Restored purple colour from GT1 pre-releases.
Toyota Supra Twinturbo-R '91 RM: Restored purple colour from GT1 pre-releases.
TVR Cerbera 4.2 RM: Restored silver colour.
TVR Cerbera LM Edition: Added green colour based on GT1 Cerbera LM.
TVR Cerbera Speed 6 RM: Restored silver colour.
Vector M12: Restored silver colour.
Vector W8 Twin Turbo: Restored several cut colours.
- Models / Textures
Ford Focus Rally Car: Restored Valvoline logos, removed sunroof.
Nissan Primera 2.0Te '90 RM: Restored Impul and Nismo logos.
Nissan Pulsar GTi-R RM: Restored Nismo banner from GT1.
Nissan Skyline GTS-R RM: Restored Impul logos.
- Text
All cars: Rename MA aspiration type to S/C.
Jaguar XJR: Removed 'Vehicle' from name.
Jaguar XJR15: Removed 'GT Race Car' from name.
Nissan Skyline GTS-R: Added missing Bluish Black colour name.
- Upgrades / Physics
Citroen Xsara 1.8i 16v: Restored racing modification, fixed wheels.
Ford Taurus SHO: Restored NASCAR livery as an alternate racing modification.
Honda Life T '97: Restored racing modification, fixed wheels.
Honda Life T '98: Restored racing modification, fixed wheels.
Nismo GT-R LM: Added alternate RM based on GT1 version (by Submaniac93).
Nissan Skyline GT-R 4Door: Restored racing modification.
Renault Clio 16V: Added turbo kit as the car had no major power upgrades.
Toyota MR-S Motor Show Version: Added turbo kit as the car had no major power upgrades.
Toyota Prius: Restored racing modification, added weight reduction.
Toyota XYR Detroit Show Version: Added NA tuning as the car had no major power upgrades.
- Cars
Acura Integra LS '95: Added car, based on unused content.
Aston Martin DB7 Coupe [Special Colour]: Added car, based on GT1 version.
Eunos Roadster '93 [Special Colour]: Added car, based on GT1 version and placeholder GT1 demo content.
Honda Civic Type R '97 [Special Colour]: Added car, based on GT1 version.
Honda NSX-R LM GT2: Added car, based on GT1 version.
Mazda Roadster RS D-Rights: Added car, based on license test version.
Mercedes-Benz CLK Race Car: Restored car.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV GSR '96 [Special Colour]: Added car, based on GT1 version.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V Rally Car (alternate livery): Restored car.
Mugen S2000: Added car, based on unused model.
Nissan Primera 2.0Tm S Selection: Converted the inaccurate PAL Primera into an accurate 2.0Tm.
Nissan Pulsar VZ-R N1 '97 [Livery]: Added car, based on cut content.
Nissan Silvia Q's '88 [Special Colour]: Added car, based on GT1 version.
Nissan Silvia Spec-R Aero D-Rights: Added car, based on license test version.
Nissan Skyline GT-R '91 [Special Colour]: Added car, based on GT1 version.
RUF CR4: Added car, based on unused content.
Subaru Impreza WRX STi Ver.III '96 [Special Colour]: Added car, based on GT1 version.
Subaru SVX S4 '95 [Special Colour]: Added car, based on GT1 version.
Toyota Celica SS-II '95 [Special Colour]: Added car, based on GT1 version.
Toyota Soarer 2.5VVT-i '96 [Special Colour]: Added car, based on GT1 version.
Toyota Supra RZ '97 [Special Colour]: Added car, based on GT1 version.
Vauxhall Vectra SRi 2.0 16V: Added car, based on cut content.
VW Polo: Restored car.
- Events
All events: Enabled Opel / Vauxhall and Acura models as opponents.
Multiple events: Tweaked opponent list to remove duplicated Opel / Vauxhall and Honda / Acura opponents.
4WD Challenge race 2: Added RUF CR4 opponent.
Compact Car Cup: Restored VW Polo to list of possible opponents.
FF Challenge race 1: Added Acura Integra LS '95 opponent.
UK Nationals race 1: Added Vauxhall Vectra SRi 2.0 16V opponent.
Secret: Added Acura Integra LS '95 as prize car.
Secret: Added Aston Martin DB7 Coupe [Special Colour] as prize car.
Secret: Added Eunos Roadster '93 [Special Colour] as prize car.
Secret: Added Honda Civic Type R '97 [Special Colour] as prize car.
Secret: Added Mazda Roadster RS D-Rights as prize car.
Secret: Added Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV GSR '96 [Special Colour] as prize car.
Secret: Added Mugen S2000 as prize car.
Secret: Added Nissan Primera 2.0Tm S Selection as prize car.
Secret: Added Nissan Pulsar VZ-R N1 '97 [Livery] as prize car.
Secret: Added Nissan Silvia Q's '88 [Special Colour] as prize car.
Secret: Added Nissan Silvia Spec-R Aero D-Rights as prize car.
Secret: Added Nissan Skyline GT-R '91 [Special Colour] as prize car.
Secret: Added RUF CR4 as prize car.
Secret: Added Subaru Impreza WRX STi Ver.III '96 [Special Colour] as prize car.
Secret: Added Subaru SVX S4 '95 [Special Colour] as prize car.
Secret: Added Toyota Celica SS-II '95 [Special Colour] as prize car.
Secret: Added Toyota Soarer 2.5VVT-i '96 [Special Colour] as prize car.
Secret: Added Toyota Supra RZ '97 [Special Colour] as prize car.
Secret: Added VW Polo as prize car.
Secret: Added Vauxhall Vectra SRi 2.0 16V as prize car.
- Menus
Acura dealership: Added dealership to South City.
Honda dealership: Added Honda NSX-R LM GT2 to the Special section.
Mercedes-Benz dealership: Added Special section, containing the Mercedes-Benz CLK Race Car.
Mitsubishi dealership: Added Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V Rally Car (alternate livery) to the Special section.
Opel dealership: Added dealership to North City (PAL English only).
Vauxhall dealership: Added dealership to North City (except PAL English).
pez2k - Research, tooling, all data, texture, palette and sound modifications (unless mentioned below)
adeyblue - Research (reverse engineering), tooling (GTVolTools, GT2DataExploder)
Submaniac93 - Research (memory mapping), model editing (RX-7 GT-C LM) texture editing (GT-R LM RM, Laguna RM), palette editing (GT-R LM RM, Viper RT/10 RM, XJR15)
B_Rad88 - Texture editing (Neon ACR RM)
Sirius-R - Recolouring (XJR15)
Turn10 - Reference data (VW Golf V6 engine, from the Bora V6 in Forza Motorsport 4)
SuperFrizzio - QA and testing
Sal_89 - QA and testing
Please note that for this initial alpha test release, only the Simulation disc of the PAL version of Gran Turismo 2 is supported. Other regions and the Arcade disc will be supported in later releases.
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How do I do it on a PC or PS1 game CD production image ISO or BIN / CUE
You need to add Czech feel free you can English ?? Feel free to do the production game ISO image or BIN / CUE via GT2 
you need more car selling game credits but the track yet we don't know what it will add the track? Also adding a kart on the track of Motor Sports Land need 2 players battle and races too Because the original version there is no shop car Toyota GT-ONE (GT-1) [R] < modification of two variants and Nissan R390 GT1 Race [R] < modification of two variants Because I want to add more car shop I need a limit of max 2 000 000 game credits or just 3 000 000 game credits if the car wants to sell so 500 000 game credits so feel free yes confirmation McLaren F1 GTR from PS1 game Need For Speed High Skates / Road Challenge still missing the addition of Lamborghini Thank you very much
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It's against the rules of the site to explain how to patch the game. It's not possible to translate the game either. It's not possible to do more han edit track textures, so no new tracks or porting of tracks possible. Motorsport Land is too broken to be usable anywhere else than arcade in time trials. I don't know what you mean by the things about the GT-One and the R390s but the race versions of these cars were Racing Modifications back in the demos. They were made standalone in the final game, that's it. I don't know what you mean by "car shop" but if you mean adding more manufacturers, not possible. Creating new cars for the game is currently not possible either, so no porting or recreating NFS cars either. The only type of modding possible is through modifying existing models in order to resemble something else.
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Curious why the PAL version is used as the base as it's 50hz and NTSC is 60hz. JP version also has the original score rather than liscened American music. NTSC thus seems like a better version to use as the base.
Graphical enhancements can be handled via emulators and should be kept separate. Cheat codes can make the game run at 60fps, and then overclocking can ensure it stays stable to that. PGXP is a feature to eliminate texture wobble. Other cheat codes can make the game load more opponets. There could be codes to increase draw distance.
Also have you guys thought about making a thread on romhacking.net?
Graphical enhancements can be handled via emulators and should be kept separate. Cheat codes can make the game run at 60fps, and then overclocking can ensure it stays stable to that. PGXP is a feature to eliminate texture wobble. Other cheat codes can make the game load more opponets. There could be codes to increase draw distance.
Also have you guys thought about making a thread on romhacking.net?
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PAL is the most recent build for GT2 and so requires less work to patch things that were done by PD in 1999. It's also the most readily available copy of the game for pez2k considering he's in the UK and had his copy to start on. The game cannot run at a true 50/60fps, as its internal engine slows the game down to a crawl. The game also cannot load more than 5 opponent and will crash if you try, no matter what. It's not made to support more, and only the early prototype of GT1 is able to load up to 13 cars at once on certain tracks (with obvious problems already). Increasing the draw distance is next to impossible as track portions are programmed to spawn depending on player position through a bunch of trigger zones, on top of having some culling. So even if you can alter the distance culling, you will not see more track at once. Plus, it would overload the engine and cause slowdowns. ePSXe 2.0 and later versions can also reduce the wobbling present due to the integer precision of coordinate calculations, that's up to the player to decide what to play on.
As for making a thread elsewhere, I believe pez is against it so long as GT2plus is in development so that any and all bug can be reported in a single place without having to scout multiple place for them. but that's up to him.
This is PAL running at true 50fps through codes. Note that it also removes particle effects such as smoke, likely because they are programmed to appear a certain amount of frames.
As for making a thread elsewhere, I believe pez is against it so long as GT2plus is in development so that any and all bug can be reported in a single place without having to scout multiple place for them. but that's up to him.
This is PAL running at true 50fps through codes. Note that it also removes particle effects such as smoke, likely because they are programmed to appear a certain amount of frames.
PAL is effectively 'v1.3' with more content and more bugs fixed than any of the NTSC releases. That made initial development quicker, and the plan is to back-port as much of the PAL content as possible to the other releases now that I understand how it fits together. The mod is not going to remain PAL-only, the plan has always been to support all releases.
PAL also supports five languages, which expands the number of people who can play it.
As for RomHacking, I have considered it but not gotten around to it as I'm not sure how much interest there would be. When the next release is ready I may create a thread there or at least post the release.
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Is there any way for the average user such as myself to replace the soundtrack from the PAL version with the one out of the NTSC version? I really dig your mod but I grow up playing the NTSC game, so having the right soundtrack to go along is a big part of it for me.
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Oh cool. Thanks. NTSC 60hz is a pretty big deal for me. Plus the original timeless JP Fusion score fits the game much more than angsty 90's rock.
As for RHDN, you should probably submit it there once it is done.
As for RHDN, you should probably submit it there once it is done.
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That's the case, but I love that angsty 90s rock! That Dragula Remix and "I think I'm Paranoid" song are still a couple of my favorite tracks out of the GT franchise.
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I've been looking at this thread for some time and I am just in awe of the talent of you guys. I myself have been working on my own Flash racing game based on GT/Forza. It's been a project for a few years now.
Anyway, this is still very impressive. I recently dug up my old "modded" PSP GO and loaded up GT2 (I do have a physical copy, so shut up). Feels good playing this classic again, hopefully I can get this mod to work with it too
Anyway, this is still very impressive. I recently dug up my old "modded" PSP GO and loaded up GT2 (I do have a physical copy, so shut up). Feels good playing this classic again, hopefully I can get this mod to work with it too
Good night! First of all I would like to congratulate you all on the work done on GT2 Plus, you have made not only mine but all GT2 fans come true. Thank you very much!!
I started playing Alpha Complete today and I have some topics to show you:
- The Name on the garage car list still appears as "[R] Daisin Silvia GT (J) '99" instead of "[R] Daishin Silvia GT (J) '99"
- Is there how to increase the capacity of the garage or is it limited to 100 cars?
- Is there how to increase the difficulty of A.I.? //P.S .: A.I. Catch up sucks!
I want to play as much as I can to see if there are more details that can be changed or corrected.
Thanks again. (Using Google translator, greetings from Brazil)
I started playing Alpha Complete today and I have some topics to show you:
- The Name on the garage car list still appears as "[R] Daisin Silvia GT (J) '99" instead of "[R] Daishin Silvia GT (J) '99"
- Is there how to increase the capacity of the garage or is it limited to 100 cars?
- Is there how to increase the difficulty of A.I.? //P.S .: A.I. Catch up sucks!
I want to play as much as I can to see if there are more details that can be changed or corrected.
Thanks again. (Using Google translator, greetings from Brazil)
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The garage limit is hardcoded at 100 and isn't alterable. The name is most likely an overlook and will be fixed by he next version once Pez sees this and records it in his to-do list ^^. As for the AI difficulty he won't touch it, but it's the main focus of my work in progress mod. Coming... uh. At some point in time xD
Thanks for the feedback - the replay names and garage names are totally separate and in the currently released version I've fixed the replay names but not the garage names, which have already been fixed for the next release.
The garage limit can't be increased as the other player stats like money are stored right after the garage list, so any extra cars would break all of that.
The AI difficulty can be modified, but the easiest suggestion is just to drive a slower car - there are lists around showing the exact power, weight and tyres that each AI car uses, so you can tune your car to match them. They're usually a long way below the power limit.
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I really want to tell you a huge thank you for the amazing work !
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I have an idea relating to the garage limit, but it may be a long shot.
Have you tried making a separate/duplicated garage list screen to extend the garage limit? I would assume that extra coding may be involved to connect the two garages together.
I remember hearing that one of you managed to make extra menu screens for the cut car content while making them accessible through duplicating those arrow buttons? This made me think that it could be do-able later on?
Have you tried making a separate/duplicated garage list screen to extend the garage limit? I would assume that extra coding may be involved to connect the two garages together.
I remember hearing that one of you managed to make extra menu screens for the cut car content while making them accessible through duplicating those arrow buttons? This made me think that it could be do-able later on?
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