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binbow
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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.
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I have temporarily moved to the following link. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cAdO69huMM_yKNFJYbeRyxazNB3n3Gsu/view?usp=drive_link
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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.
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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 (?).
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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.
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@Gabriel184747, @malla, @Wicenator I uploaded it here, though old version.
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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.
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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?
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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.
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Unfortunately, it's not accessible online.
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Is it okay for things other than games (music, etc.)?
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Download it here: https://www.mediafire.com/file/0fk3l26j6pwsrph/TDU2VPE_ver3.5.5.0.zip/file
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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.
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tdu2vpe has only been tested to work with TDU2 V0.34 build16 + Unofficial patch0.4. Unfortunately, there are no plans to test it on versions other than the above.
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Sorry, but I can't immediately think of any possible causes. Did you change something? When did the problem start? Has it been the same since you first started using tdu2vpe? I don't have a PC environment which I can check or verify it right now, so I don't think I can help you right away.
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If the folder containing "db_data.cpr" (that is, the folder where TDU2 unpacked is installed) is write-protected, this may happen. Although I have inserted code to avoid such situations, there is a possibility that something has been left out. Could you check it from that point of view.
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Click "NEXT" to switch to a dialog for entering the serial number. Enter the license code and press "OK" to start the game.
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I am very sorry, but due to the structure of the VPE program, it is difficult to support database files of other versions. The file for updating to v34 build16 has been uploaded to this site, so I recommend that you use it.
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Received. I will investigate. --- edit --- When I used the dbdata.cpr file you sent me, I was able to make changes without any problems on my PC. And then, I have noticed one thing. tdu2vpe creates some working files and folders in its own folder. If some kind of error occurs during work, it is likely that the error will remain in the above working folder and files. To avoid this trouble, it is better to delete the whole tdu2vpe folder and install it again.
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@Vicky: If possible, could you please send your "db_data.cpr" file to [email protected] as an email attachment?
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Sorry for not being able to provide a useful remedy.
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Let me just to make sure, what you're trying to edit is the unpacked version of the atari version of tdu2, right? The tdu world version is not supported. p.s. : Please check that the relevant folders and files are not write-protected.
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It is not sure if it fixes the reported error, but try ver.3.5.5.0. This is a test version in the process of cleaning up and reviewing data access methods.
