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rado84

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  1. Afternoon - good contrast. The rest of the day (morning, evening, even the sort-of-night) - still too dark like with the original weather.
  2. That's nice but it could use the same values for morning, evening and what's considered "night" in this game.
  3. I solved the problem, altough not the way you'd expect: I found and downloaded the original TDU - not Gold edition. So far in the not Gold edition 11 car delieveries, 10 perfect. Only one is still bugged - an olf Corvette (Stingray, I think), probably from the 50's. This car loses money as it goes. And with the not Gold edition I also solved the other problem I didn't mention - manual shifting works, most of the time. Now I can decelerate a lot later than I had to with automatic transmission. The shadows are a little too dark even with increased brightness but that's a small price to pay in order to have the other two things working. Also, the game won't close upon exit and I gotta kill its process, but I can live with that too.
  4. My monitor is 60 FPS, so it can't go any higher than that. Maybe I should try with 50 FPS, then?
  5. Does anyone know why every single vehicle delivery mission at some point reduces the reward on an even road and even when there were no collisions? It wasn't like that years ago when I last played TDU. It's really annoying, the road is even, I'm doing about 160 (100 mph) in order to avoid collisions and yet at random moments the reward of $90,000 starts to drop for apparent reason. I even resorted to removing the traffic because I thought it was a bug caused by it but the problem remained.
    I appreciate the effort to make the tool linux native but as always JAVA SUCKS! It keeps crying about this: (i) Will use system-wide Java runtime Error: Could not find or load main class fr.tduf.gui.database.DatabaseEditor I checked and this class is in /tools/lib/tduf.jar, so there's no obvious reason to cry about it. Why JAVA? Why not GTK or QT? QT is cross-platform, same as JAVA, but at least it works most of the time and errors are usually easy to fix by the user.
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