Ryzza5

Added a poll so that everyone doesn't have to respond by posting.

2.5) Go to Options > Controls

I have no idea what you're trying to do :confused: My only guess is that the official launcher is updating the game which stops your extracted/modified version from working

Looking forward to this Monday (I'm a day ahead), and here's another preview video for y'all: Transmission

Can't you download them off YouTube using something like KeepVid: Download and save any video from Youtube, Dailymotion, Metacafe, iFilm and more!

I wouldn't waste my time starting to play a game at 11pm local time when I have to get up early the next day - if you like I'll make it one hour later than the original time, and I won't play for quite as long. The time is usually chosen in favour of euro members as they make up the majority of users here, and USA is just too far behind :) Feel free to organise your own event at a time that suits you in another thread.

lol I finally got around to watching those first vids and I couldn't stand the guys accent so I stopped almost straight away, so no idea if the info is actually useful. But the good news is that all the Drive School videos from iRacing are there on YouTube now for free, so definitely make some time to find and watch all of those.

3rd guy reminds me of Graham Norton for some reason :cheeky:

Maybe he should've bought a supercar that had traction control :lol: (The old Zonda's didn't have it, not sure if they've since added it)

Added links to first post.

I saw this post in my RSS reader and thought I'd share it (haven't looked at it yet though), but also thought we should share our own driving tips (preferably for those of us with a steering wheel) for sim-ish games. There's probably a bunch of stuff that a lot of us take for granted but may be just what someone else needed to read to improve. So anyway, here's the link. I'll add my 2c later on: SimRacingReview- Driving Tips More | Sim News Daily Also, if you've got a few $ to burn, consider acquiring the following for more theory: * Gran Turismo 1 manual * Gran Turismo 5 Collectors Edition Apex book * one, two, skip a few... Or if you're a bit more tight you could probably find something via Google or YouTube (although some of what you find might be rubbish or not completely accurate). :p

For all newcomers that are unable to find answers via searching, please ask your questions regarding the acquisition and installation of TDU2 PC mods in this thread after reading through this thread to make sure your query hasn't already been answered. Link to Unpacker GUI: Xarlith : TDU2 Unpacker GUI [v1.1] - Japan Language Support | turboduck forum Now how to insert a mod: After unpacking the game correctly you will find some more subfolders in the "Euro"-folder (e. g. avatar, database, frontend...and so on...). In these folders you will find files that in most cases can be modded. The most important folder "vehicules". Here you find all ingame-cars. C:\...\tdu2\Euro\bnk\vehicules\ here are 4 folders that are important - high (carbody) - interiors ("inside-life" of the cars) - med (make you see the same car (as yours modded one) on other player/s when drives it in game) - rims (selfexplaining, rims sorted by brands) additionally in some cases: C:\...\TDU2\Euro\Bnk\sound\vehicles\gtr_high.bnk (carsound, but not every package has a separate mod for the carsound) Example on a certain car (e. g. Nissan GT-R) Files of the car: - gtr.bnk (in the high-folder) - gtr_i.bnk (in the interior-folder) - gtr_med.bnk (in the med-folder) - gtr_low.bnk (in the med-folder) - gtr_f_01 (frontrims in the rim/nissan-folder) - gtr_r_01 (rearrims in the rim/nissan-folder) The files in the modpackage have the same names, cause it's needed for working. Only the content of the bnk-files is different (in other words modded). And the modded files have to be copied into the needed folders, that means they replace the originial files. Little advice from my side: make a savecopy of the hole "Euro"-folder, so if something gets messed up meanwhile modding, you still have all original files. Important is, that only the car can be replaced, which files are in the modding-package. It is possible to switch (e. g.) a nissan gt-r with a bugatti. But the car looks like crap afterwards. That's all folks ;) All previous threads asking about this have been merged and are below... please read through it - someone may have already asked your question.

Are you running the program/script as Administrator? (Vista/7)

The sun was too bright and I didn't have any time to fix the screen brightness, so I was just guessing where to point the phone camera :) There were 3 others in formation somewhere, I guess this guy was keeping an eye on them.

Cool :cool:

You mean when they crash into the wall?, yeah that's my fav bit too :p

Great vid there - for a second I thought I was watching one of Leadfoot's creations.

At least the Polo looks alright :cheeky: They're owned by tuning company APR who are testing/designing various upgrades for the Mk6 Polo GTI. (i.e. Stage 1 might be an ECU remap, Stage 2 might be exhausts/CAI, and IC, and Stage 3 might be a bigger and/or hybrid turbo charger, LSD, etc.

I wonder if he's ever tried to play a didgeridoo. There's a guy who sometimes plays one down the street from where I work:

A remap wouldn't affect your smog though. I've got one on my car that I can turn on/off during ignition if I want, not that we have yearly checks or anything. Only have to check the car when someone buys it off you.

Planning an interstate road-trip then?

Just chuck an amber warning light on the roof and park it on the grass wherever you want.