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It looks like im on the wrong track.lolI thought it was pan american race 1,the link says its special track x so i,ll give it a try tonight.
LAN only my friend, forget about WiFi at all... never used it on any of the consoles, even PS5 that I own now is connected exclusively via LAN...My problem is my PS4 keeps losing connection to my wifi which is ridiculous because there's nothing happening that could do that other than Sony's own pitiful wifi adapter. I got lucky and it ran ten races in a row last night but for the most part I can only get 2-3 before it disconnects. I'm just running the V1 script with timings adjusted for PS4 load times.
Edit: There are two tracks, I'm using Pan American V1.
There are different scripts for both Route X and PanAm with different scripts (and different versions of said scripts).It looks like im on the wrong track.lolI thought it was pan american race 1,the link says its special track x so i,ll give it a try tonight.
Not really. What you get is more of a full-time tyre service.Absolutely.
One race with a 30-45.000 cr payout to get one set of racing tires.
Unbelievable.
Unable, embedded apartment wifi. If I had my own installation they would be wired as I've always done before. My problem here is likely the PS4 itself because my laptop and cell phone both hit 200/20 and are rock solid.LAN only my friend, forget about WiFi at all... never used it on any of the consoles, even PS5 that I own now is connected exclusively via LAN...
I know it's not the best option, but get WiFi router that can be used as a LAN switch, basically any cheap router can do it (although don't go too cheap, TP Link is decent and they cost approx 25-30e)Unable, embedded apartment wifi. If I had my own installation they would be wired as I've always done before. My problem here is likely the PS4 itself because my laptop and cell phone both hit 200/20 and are rock solid.
Would this allow me to simply plug in PS4-router/switch-PC and completely bypass the internet? I've never actually connected anything this way before.I know it's not the best option, but get WiFi router that can be used as a LAN switch, basically any cheap router can do it (although don't go too cheap, TP Link is decent and they cost approx 25-30e)
...you put that router as close as possible to WiFi (basically where it has best signal) and simply connect LAN cables from it to any device you have, in your case PS4, and bypass problem that you currently have...Would this allow me to simply plug in PS4-router/switch-PC and completely bypass the internet? I've never actually connected anything this way before.
Are you using an HDD PS4?Imgiving up with the script job,my car just grinds the barriers and then sits on the after race screen.Ive tried all the different scripts that are on psn profiles but its not working for me,i expect its something silly im doing but im flumoxed why it wont work.
That's what I'm afraid of.Are you not afraid of possible bans ? Would be stupid to get banned for this.(or not, and just play a different game).
What do you mean "no way" ? Inputs are precise to the milisecond for every input how could they not know ?Nah, not at all. It's no different than rubber banding a controller. PD has no way of identifying how inputs are coming in.
Not sure i understand.Im using a regular ps4 pro to try the script not my ps5.Are you using an HDD PS4?
I mean, yes. They could see repeated precise inputs if they wanted to. Do you really think they're observing every player's gameplay inputs to issue bans for grinding races? There's absolutely no way.What do you mean "no way" ? Inputs are precise to the milisecond for every input how could they not know ?
On PS4, you have to adjust a few timings within the script to account for longer load times. Did you make these edits?Not sure i understand.Im using a regular ps4 pro to try the script not my ps5.
There are three lines in the script that you have to edit, lines 193, 206, and 224. Those lines are related to the wait times for loading screens between races and menus. Change those line values to 41500, 12000, and 40000 respectively. I found this in the original V1 thread:
https://forum.psnprofiles.com/topic...dits-per-hour/?do=findComment&comment=2525317
With these values my script has worked on my HDD PS4 a maximum of about 10 times in a row, but again I keep having connection issues. Every now and then it will hiccup, I assume because of a connection interruption that threw off timing. But 10 races is a pretty good sample size so if your connection is rock solid I would think these timings have the potential to run all night long.
There are a few markers I've noticed that dictate whether or not the script is running correctly. After the race finished, a results screen pops up. After a second or two it should scroll down to the bottom, then click X repeatedly through the next few menus, payout, etc. It will come to a menu with a "replay" and "next race" button. Within a couple second it should click right and then X to select "next race". Sometimes this doesn't happen correctly. It'll either select the replay or take too long, and if either of those happens it's going to **** up. But if it clicks through that sequence smoothly then you're off to the races, literally. Full disclosure, I have no clue how to read or write scripts so I have no idea why it messes up occasionally but I'm assuming it's always my connection issues.
No i didnt,i`ll have a look after tea time.Im not pc literate so im not going to keep on trying,i`ll try it on the ps5 to see if it works on that.Thanks for your help anyway.👍On PS4, you have to adjust a few timings within the script to account for longer load times. Did you make these edits?
They dont need to look at any inputs. All they need to check is how many daily kms someone has driven. No way you could do over 2,3k+ in a day by yourself I'm pretty sure.Nah, not at all. It's no different than rubber banding a controller. PD has no way of identifying how inputs are coming in.
They never cared about rubber banding to earn credits, and they won't start caring now. No reason to be paranoid about big brother Sony/PD spying on your gameplay habits.They dont need to look at any inputs. All they need to check is how many daily kms someone has driven. No way you could do over 2,3k+ in a day by yourself I'm pretty sure.