We promise no intrusive ads, Please help keep the community alive
Consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker / add to whitelist / purchasing VIP.
Consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker / add to whitelist / purchasing VIP.
binbow
-
Posts
879 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
51
binbow's Achievements
-
Currently investigating this issue, but the reality is that have been unable to reproduce the phenomenon and identify the cause. I will continue investigation, but if you cannot find the vehicle in the dealership, common causes often include: - The *.bnk file associated with the vehicle is not placed in the designated folder, - The *.bnk file name is incorrect, - The vehicle price has not been set. Checking these points may resolve the issue.
-
I have temporarily moved to the following link. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cAdO69huMM_yKNFJYbeRyxazNB3n3Gsu/view?usp=drive_link
-
TDU2Rules reacted to a post in a topic:
TDU2 vehicle property editor UPDATED
-
When repurposing a generic car, you need to set a price. Open the Miscellaneous tab in tdu2vpe, enter a number in the Price field, and click Apply to set the price. This should make it visible at the dealership. Please try.
-
I'm very sorry, but I can't think of anything right now. I'm going to reinstall TDU2 right away, so please let me know the details of the situation so that I can reproduce the experiment and find out what changes caused the dealer to disappear (?).
-
Does "freeze" mean that the computer stopped responding? Or does it mean that tdu2vpe stopped working? Please provide detailed information about what you did and what happened.
-
@Gabriel184747, @malla, @Wicenator I uploaded it here, though old version.
-
Use attached.
Create a suitable folder and copy all the files generated by unzipping into that folder.
Note that this is testing version and I plan to release a new version in the near future (maybe..). -
If you want to try it out in a hurry, please use the attached file, though which is a test version.
After unzipping the file, create a suitable folder and copy the file there before using it.
You will also need tdudec.exe, which can be copied to the same folder as TDU2VPE. -
I will upload it somewhere as soon as it's ready. However, it needs some work, so please wait a little while.
-
Sorry, I can't investigate this right now because I don't have an environment which I can run the game. I'll investigate as soon as possible. By the way, does this happen for all vehicles? What about engine RPM or other items?
-
Sorry for the late reply. I think the display of that part of the image is in a file that vpe doesn't handle. If you run a vehicle in the game, the value you changed in vpe should be reflected. Try setting it to 60km/h Max, for example.
-
Unfortunately, it's not accessible online.
-
Is it okay for things other than games (music, etc.)?
-
binbow reacted to a post in a topic:
TDU2 Auto Offline Launcher
-
Download it here: https://www.mediafire.com/file/0fk3l26j6pwsrph/TDU2VPE_ver3.5.5.0.zip/file
-
Filling "00" means that, for example, if you want to make a Lotus 2-Eleven tunable, you would change the "90010000" part to "00000000". "90010000" is the hexadecimal code for the Lotus 2-Eleven car code 400. The method shown there is to make a "club car" tunable. Motorcycles are not included. Although it has not been confirmed, I think that motorcycles can probably be tuned with tdu2vpe.
