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That's a known issue with latest Java versions, download and extract 1.12.0 Java 9&10 HOTFIX zip from downloads page. Replace existing files as written in zip's Readme.

Install x64 version of Java, not 32-bit. Unless you're using a 32-bit Windows 10 ? If so, extract attached zip file in tduf/tools/cli directory. Replace existing files (DatabaseEditor.cmd and DatabaseEditor.sh). DatabaseEditor-1.12.0-HOTFIX-32bit.zip

Once again... Tdu2 has nice graphics (for the time at least) a bunch of nice ideas and Ibiza, set of charming Mediterranean landscapes. But not enough to make forget those awful handling and physics engine. As already said, game physics are not in moddable files, this is mostly source code, that only game developers have and can understand. Such people are making this for a living, and can't give time and copyrighted content to free time modders. Besides, I think most Eden game developers have switched to other projects, and most obviously, to better opportunities. Instead of complaining, why one would not help remaining modders ?? Better spend time and energy for this... I truly believe tdu2 modding is great already. Just this game lacked the opportunity to seduce me. That's life

Great, do you know people involved in tdu paradise project for TDU1? Has your server more features than pp?

Never heard of this issue in 11 years time... Which bnk are these files from? Is the 2db to dds failure, or the dds to 2db ?

Here is current state of cameras bin structure, see attachment. Interesting part below: { "name": "binoculars", "type": "INTEGER", "size": 2 }, Currently, binoculars information is read after 2 bytes data. It seems that only 1 byte is sufficient. That would explain why setting is cyclic. To validate this assumption, may someone test these values? - 16640 => should be maximum FOV (min zoom) - 16768 => should be medium FOV - 16895 => should be narrowest FOV (max zoom). Thanks. BIN-cameras-map.json

Interesting! Imo that's why when reverse-engineering, I had to guess in Cameras.bin how many bits are used for this or that (and whether they're signed or not...); since most of cameras settings are 16bit encoded, I assumed that would be the same for Binoculars (0..65535, or -32768..32767). According tou your findings, it seems that only last 8bits are relevant. e.g (16b decimal) => binary 16697 0100 0001 0011 1001 DEFAULT 16675 ‭0100 0001 0010 0011‬ + ZOOM 16650 ‭0100 0001 0000 1010‬ 10000 ‭0010 0111 0001 0000‬ and now, if we'd only keep relevant, last 8bits: (binary => 8b decimal unsigned) 0011 1001 => 57 0010 0011‬ => 35 0000 1010‬ => 10 0001 0000‬ => 16. So, first 8bits must have effect on another view setting... hard to guess... Anyway, this conversation may be continued in TDUF thread or new dedicated topic about Cameras.bin research.

It might be related to some per-camera view settings in game files (although cameras.bin is not fully supported, and may never be...) When I wrote cameras editor in TDUF, I was helped by a russian (I guess) tool, translated into english. Some view settings were named after 'binoculars' , others have still unknown effects. So you should try change such values in TDUF and see what happens. Good luck...

Hi, something did corrupt TDUF configuration file, it seems. To solve this, delete file at Users\You\.tduf\tduf.properties then restart the tool. You will have to set TDU Database directory again, though. I'm aware of global crash when configuration is corrupt, that's a thing I have to fix on a future release (but I don't have planned it yet).

Hey. Police only works in free-roam, provided you're with offline profile. It never worked in online (because of sync problems I guess). To get police chases with online profile, just make trouble during package delivery missions (but those missions are single player anyway) Dealerships: never? which amount of time did you wait to assume so?

I think he means reinstalling all VC Redist libraries from MS site; that did the trick for some players that could not run Project Paradise.

Worth to try. It's also possible to do so with settings, advanced, clear database cache from the editor;

That's weird... I'm not very sure, but when I designed IK selector, it was limited to known IKs and never forced to use 666. But anyway, there may be a bug in the editor . Will fix it if workaround does not solve it.