bug ... bug ...Bug.... :-(

[ambiorix88]

I turn on its block on the main page after startup.
I close the game
I reignite and no more 0 cars in the garage!


1000X thanks polyphony digital!! (no offline backup)

 

[DGXR]

Not a solution for you, but... if you have PS+ for online racing then your saved progress can be downloaded from the server to USB drive.

 

[SavageEvil]

I turn on its block on the main page after startup.
I close the game
I reignite and no more 0 cars in the garage!


1000X thanks polyphony digital!! (no offline backup)

English is probably not your main language so I had trouble trying to understand what you wrote.

So you turned on the system and launched the game and got black screen on the main page, you close the game and then you restart the game and no more cars in the garage?

You have a local file save that syncs with the servers when you launch the game. We'll need more information like did you see the 100% sync when the game was booting at the black screen? The game would not have corrupted normally the file save unless you powered the PS4 off while it was saving or lost power during a save attempt. Save files won't be corrupted during reads(shouldn't since it isn't writing anything to the file), but that depends on the type of read/write system in place.

According to what you said, well what I translated as well as I could sounds like you got a black screen upon loading and consequently GT Sport saves when you reach the main screen or swap from options to garage or anything like that(though the save is online only though so no chance to corrupt your local save then, it save locally when you swap cars or liveries). You closed the game through the software close or hitting the power restarting the system itself? I'm not sure if PS4 allows software close while during a save operation(PS3 would block software closing). Anyway, just check your file save in settings area under storage, if it's corrupted then head to saved data management and download the latest GT Sport save backed up(assuming you actually use this feature), also you could have backed up the save locally as well but you'd need a Thumb drive or external HDD that isn't being used for anything else.
Good Luck!

Not a solution for you, but... if you have PS+ for online racing then your saved progress can be downloaded from the server to USB drive.

I certainly hope he has plus since he states no offline back up.

 

[ambiorix88]

[QUOTE = "SavageEvil, post: 12125945, membre: 49393"] English is probably not your main language so I had trouble trying to understand what you wrote.

So you turned on the system and launched the game and got black screen on the main page, you close the game and then you restart the game and no more cars in the garage?

You have a local file save that syncs with the servers when you launch the game. We'll need more information like did you see the 100% sync when the game was booting at the black screen? The game would not have corrupted normally the file save unless you powered the PS4 off while it was saving or lost power during a save attempt. Save files won't be corrupted during reads(shouldn't since it isn't writing anything to the file), but that depends on the type of read/write system in place.

According to what you said, well what I translated as well as I could sounds like you got a black screen upon loading and consequently GT Sport saves when you reach the main screen or swap from options to garage or anything like that(though the save is online only though so no chance to corrupt your local save then, it save locally when you swap cars or liveries). You closed the game through the software close or hitting the power restarting the system itself? I'm not sure if PS4 allows software close while during a save operation(PS3 would block software closing). Anyway, just check your file save in settings area under storage, if it's corrupted then head to saved data management and download the latest GT Sport save backed up(assuming you actually use this feature), also you could have backed up the save locally as well but you'd need a Thumb drive or external HDD that isn't being used for anything else.
Good Luck!

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Oui..
my french (belgium)

y love you Sagedevil!!!!!!!
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hello!
yes, my french (belgium)

The problem, a download wheel on the top left!
More bug problem in the sound of the game.
With blocked game!

y love you Sagedevil
100% perfect 👍👍


I downloaded an online backup (backup before the bug). It works by chance !!
I get all my cars!

1000X thanks

 

[DGXR]

LOL SavageEvil =/= Sagedevil 10% perfect Honor to your strong efforts at English, it's not an easy language. Keep trying, it is all anyone can do

And best wishes for a solution to your save game issue... Yes there is a local game save file for GT Sport on the PS4 hard drive. I was alarmed to notice the date on the local file was different from the online save file available through PS+. So I guess without PS+, the best you can do is start up the game so that the save files sync, then backup the local save file to a USB? Someone please correct this as needed.

 

[SavageEvil]

You may want to delete the game file and reinstall the game, you have your save file so you should be fine. Delete the game itself, and reinstall the game again to see if that rectifies any other lingering issues. What do you mean blocked game? Well to be safe uninstall the game, do a database rebuild(starting the console is safe mode by holding the power button for 3-6 seconds(not sure) or until you hear a double beep release it once you hear that, you'll need your usb cable to use the controller at this time) the rebuild option should be near the bottom of the list of options. Once that's done, reinstall GT Sport and check to see if you still haven any lingering issues.

LOL SavageEvil =/= Sagedevil 10% perfect Honor to your strong efforts at English, it's not an easy language. Keep trying, it is all anyone can do

And best wishes for a solution to your save game issue... Yes there is a local game save file for GT Sport on the PS4 hard drive. I was alarmed to notice the date on the local file was different from the online save file available through PS+. So I guess without PS+, the best you can do is start up the game so that the save files sync, then backup the local save file to a USB? Someone please correct this as needed.

Well according to what's listed in the auto upload section, the PS+ backup happens when you enter rest mode or start up the machine when it's connected to the internet. So if you haven't shut your machine down for hours on end or entered rest mode, it won't upload unless you do it manually. If you don't use your system for that day it will upload around 12 am at night or at least once for the day of all your auto upload files. When I wrote my response yesterday for ambiorix88 I saw that both my upload and HDD save file carried identical last save times of 11 am that morning, which prompted me to check when it does upload, previously I only noticed it uploading around midnight. So it backs up each time you enter sleep mode and if you don't use that mode, the next time you power the system on it will back up. Just remember to keep your PS4 always connected to online to preserve your back ups to the most current. I haven't tried offline backup, nor have I even tried to see if that can be done automatically like it does with PS+.

 

[Jamie Bbbbb]

10/10 for effort 👍

 

[ambiorix88]

You may want to delete the game file and reinstall the game, you have your save file so you should be fine. Delete the game itself, and reinstall the game again to see if that rectifies any other lingering issues. What do you mean blocked game? Well to be safe uninstall the game, do a database rebuild(starting the console is safe mode by holding the power button for 3-6 seconds(not sure) or until you hear a double beep release it once you hear that, you'll need your usb cable to use the controller at this time) the rebuild option should be near the bottom of the list of options. Once that's done, reinstall GT Sport and check to see if you still haven any lingering issues.



Well according to what's listed in the auto upload section, the PS+ backup happens when you enter rest mode or start up the machine when it's connected to the internet. So if you haven't shut your machine down for hours on end or entered rest mode, it won't upload unless you do it manually. If you don't use your system for that day it will upload around 12 am at night or at least once for the day of all your auto upload files. When I wrote my response yesterday for ambiorix88 I saw that both my upload and HDD save file carried identical last save times of 11 am that morning, which prompted me to check when it does upload, previously I only noticed it uploading around midnight. So it backs up each time you enter sleep mode and if you don't use that mode, the next time you power the system on it will back up. Just remember to keep your PS4 always connected to online to preserve your back ups to the most current. I haven't tried offline backup, nor have I even tried to see if that can be done automatically like it does with PS+.

26/12/2017 8Hpm, blocked with the problem of cars.
After the restart, everything ok but 0 cars.


27/12/2017 2:30pm,
With your help I recover all my cars!
1000x Thank you

Sorry for my little english ...
(Google) ...

 

[SavageEvil]

26/12/2017 8Hpm, blocked with the problem of cars.
After the restart, everything ok but 0 cars.


27/12/2017 2:30pm,
With your help I recover all my cars!
1000x Thank you

Sorry for my little english ...
(Google) ...

It's ok, I was just curious about the blocked part. I thought it was something that popped up after you got your save file to work again. Good to hear you succeed to get everything back. Don't worry about the language barrier many folks in here will try to help if they can, so always feel free to ask for help when you encounter problems.