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- praiano63
When you have a good base tune you're happy with , name it , copy / paste and rename the copy as test 1 . Then you'll be able to explore some others settings options without losing the base tune. I do this all the time and also manage at the same time , test 1 , test 2 ..... till i can build an evolution of my base tune. When i finish the session , normally i stay with my best option and delete the rest , till i begin again or not another next tuning session.This game is getting too complicated for an old bloke like me. Yesterday I couldn't even manage to make some changes to a tune while keeping the original separate. Never had any trouble doing it in GT6
