GT4 Japan Car QRG (735 cars {w/Pictures}: NEW Filtering Options)
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RJ64, the Power to Weight is in PS/Tonne. In GT3, I believe the ratio was actually weight to power, as the smaller the number, the better.
If someone can tell me how the Power to Weight is listed in GT4, I will change the table to match it.
As for the Toyota 7 Race Car, 1290.32 ps/tonne is correct if I have my formula right.
PS/Weight (in metric tonnes)=PS/tonne?? Right??
800/.620=1290.32
And I don't know what was wrong with the table, but everything seems to be working fine now. Let me know if you guys are still having problems with the new update.
I have added a few cars and the total is up to 733 now.
If someone can tell me how the Power to Weight is listed in GT4, I will change the table to match it.
As for the Toyota 7 Race Car, 1290.32 ps/tonne is correct if I have my formula right.
PS/Weight (in metric tonnes)=PS/tonne?? Right??
800/.620=1290.32
And I don't know what was wrong with the table, but everything seems to be working fine now. Let me know if you guys are still having problems with the new update.
I have added a few cars and the total is up to 733 now.
How many other cars could be unlocked?Could the final number be closer to 800 or more!!!???
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- mclaren777
Thank you so much. Great work. But that doesn't include the recent additions, does it?gt2000sa
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I have been working on a updated version of this file with some added functionality, specifically the ability to filter your results.
In this screenshot, I have filtered the results to only include TVRs.
In this screenshot, I have filtered the results to only include TVRs which cost less than 10,000,000cr.
In this screenshot, I have filtered the results to only include Fords which are NEW and have less than 400 PS.
If you will also notice, in each screenshot, the bottom of the table gives the number of cars that match your current filter. This way it would be easy at a click to see, for instance, how many FF cars are under 200PS and in your price range.
I would like everyone's thoughts on the usefulness of this ability to filter. Do you think it is a good addition to the page? If so, what are some of the filter selections you would like me to include?
Thanks.
In this screenshot, I have filtered the results to only include TVRs.
In this screenshot, I have filtered the results to only include TVRs which cost less than 10,000,000cr.
In this screenshot, I have filtered the results to only include Fords which are NEW and have less than 400 PS.
If you will also notice, in each screenshot, the bottom of the table gives the number of cars that match your current filter. This way it would be easy at a click to see, for instance, how many FF cars are under 200PS and in your price range.
I would like everyone's thoughts on the usefulness of this ability to filter. Do you think it is a good addition to the page? If so, what are some of the filter selections you would like me to include?
Thanks.
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- mclaren777
Whoa, jkrobby is the overachiever of the year! All of those filter options sound great but I can't really think of what would work and what wouldn't. But I'm sure I'm not alone in saying a feature like that would be most welcome. Keep up the great work!
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Here are the options I have in right now. I actually have a beta version up and running, but I don't have a web host that will allow the use of PHP, or I could let you guys try it out.
Make : Any, (All the manufacturers).
New / Used : Any, New, Used.
Cost : Any, Less than 1000000cr, More than 1000000cr, Less than 5000000cr, Less than 10000000cr.
Drivetrain : Any, FF, FR, RR, MR, 4WD.
Power : Any, 100 max, 200 max, 300 max, 400 max.
Torque : Any, 25 max, 50 max, 75 max, 100 max.
Power to Weight : 250 max, 500 max, 750 max, 1000 max.
Make : Any, (All the manufacturers).
New / Used : Any, New, Used.
Cost : Any, Less than 1000000cr, More than 1000000cr, Less than 5000000cr, Less than 10000000cr.
Drivetrain : Any, FF, FR, RR, MR, 4WD.
Power : Any, 100 max, 200 max, 300 max, 400 max.
Torque : Any, 25 max, 50 max, 75 max, 100 max.
Power to Weight : 250 max, 500 max, 750 max, 1000 max.
jkrobby
Hi jkrobby,
It is a wonderful job that you did here (the cars list)
And you are making the filter options, oh man (you are the man)
But (and excuse my question) why do you need host that support php?!!! (I don't know what is php language anyway)
Can't you do it like the car list?!! An HTML files in a zip file?!!
I don't know why do you need it, but I saw a file like this for some soccer teams with sort & search options and it was just an excel file stands alone (you need the MS Excel installed and thats it).
I am going to see how we could make it with excel since I know couple of smart people who are pros in MS products.
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PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor) is an open source, server-side, HTML embedded scripting language used to create dynamic web pages.
Now what that means is, PHP gives the user the ability to "filter" his/her results with only one web page.
In normal HTML, each page must be coded individually. So, to make the table filterable by Make, I would have to code 80 individual web pages. Count all the possible combinations for all the filtering choices and you get 3,189,375 different web pages. PHP puts all of those possibilities into one tidy page.
As far as Excel, here is the Excel file I use to store all the information on the cars. For those of you who have Excel, it could be useful.
Now what that means is, PHP gives the user the ability to "filter" his/her results with only one web page.
In normal HTML, each page must be coded individually. So, to make the table filterable by Make, I would have to code 80 individual web pages. Count all the possible combinations for all the filtering choices and you get 3,189,375 different web pages. PHP puts all of those possibilities into one tidy page.
As far as Excel, here is the Excel file I use to store all the information on the cars. For those of you who have Excel, it could be useful.
Thanks jkrobby for the explanation
I used your excel file and modified some field.
Now it is filterable and sortable according to:
Maker
Year of production
Used/New
Cost
Derivation
Power
Torque
Power/Weight
Origin
It is an MS Execle file
Save As From Here
all credits goes to jkrobby
I used your excel file and modified some field.
Now it is filterable and sortable according to:
Maker
Year of production
Used/New
Cost
Derivation
Power
Torque
Power/Weight
Origin
It is an MS Execle file
Save As From Here
all credits goes to jkrobby
This has probably been answered already, but since it'll take like 10 seconds to answer I'll ask.
I've noticed that you have converted the credits (100,000,000 #'s) into prices that closely resemble dollars for us here in America. Example: '05 Mustang GT costing around 25,000.
How much money do you think you'll start out with in the American version?
I've noticed that you have converted the credits (100,000,000 #'s) into prices that closely resemble dollars for us here in America. Example: '05 Mustang GT costing around 25,000.
How much money do you think you'll start out with in the American version?
You were almost right, It is 18,000cr for GT3 (I just checked)Taneras
Ok how did I calculated it for GT4
One of my fried told me that 1$ ~ 100yen.
and you start with 1,000,000 in jp GT4 right?!! (I don't have the game yet
)If you convert it to $, it will be 10,000.
I hope that I am right this time
