[Mod] Gran Turismo 2 plus (bug fixes, restored content and new content) - beta 7 released
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That's the PAL localisation for the Skyline GT-R V spec '97 - Middlehurst Nissan imported a handful of 1997 V specs into the UK in 1998 as the only version available, hence why it's just 'Skyline GT-R '98'. It's one of the only regional rebrands of Japanese cars in the game that's actually accurate to a real car. That won't stop me reverting it back to the Japanese model name at some point though.
Is it possible to fix GT2s terrible steering wheel implementation (NeGcon)?
The deadzone is massive and really aggrovating.
And yes, I have tested different games and they worked much better with a wheel than GT2 and I configured the deadzone in-game to 0.
It is to 100% an issue with GT2.
The deadzone is massive and really aggrovating.
And yes, I have tested different games and they worked much better with a wheel than GT2 and I configured the deadzone in-game to 0.
It is to 100% an issue with GT2.
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Dunno if it works with a Negcon but on dualshocks, pressing d-pad up while steering with the left analog drastically increases the sensitivity and nearly removes the deadzone. Requires a lot of precision, because steering lock happens much quicker than normal like this.
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Colors are a mod issue, in the vanilla game this car only has two colors - silver metallic and black. And the position of the left front wheel is a visual defect of the game as a whole, it is strange that you noticed this only on this model and have not seen it before on others.
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Nope, there isn't. I'm fairly certain asking for a download link of the game violates the site's Acceptable Use Policy too.
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Previous versions wouldn't be compatible with the save from the GT mode disc. I'm still trying to figure out what the Arcade disc doesn't like about the recent changes - it's quite a different build to the others so it has its own quirks.
Installation instructions for the mod are in the readme file.
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Because this patch doesn't work for existing base game saves, I'm going to assume that a patched game save can't buy cars from a base game save.
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You can buy cars from a vanilla game save, but they will have weird horsepower and be very slow in races.
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Which means a no. Cars you buy from saves will be messed up the same way loading a garge from a previous version will be. You will have to buy the cars anew to fix them.
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So game save from base or old version is incompatibility, does it work by getting sell or rid the abnormaled car from old save and re-buy the cars for anewal to remedy the problem? It would be a biggest massive painthrobbing to do without start over from scratch and prize car from license will be bye-bye, goodbye for heart of the hotcar. Or start over from scratch or get beta 6.1 save data but progression has 0% 💔😖🤯
Accept for only reason just now 😈😈😈😈😈
And by the way, license prize car and all gold trophy in license mode must include in this new version too 💯
Uh wait, can 6.1 save data from memory card slot 2 to save data from old version can trade and buy cars includes license prize cars can get around this without start over from scratch and get rid of all cars from previous version or vanilla game save and re-buy to anew individual car to fix the weird HP and bugs. Hopefully it helps my own ideas 👍👍👍👍👍
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It's specifically the garage data that's incompatible, so in theory yes, you could sell every car and start again with an empty garage, but as you say license prizes are one-time-only. There are no special tricks or magic workarounds, the only possible solution would be to write a tool that could convert saves between versions outside of the game, but that's not necessarily easy to do.
There's technically no requirement to upgrade to a newer version of the mod, so if a player has a game in progress they don't necessarily have to update and thus start again. It could even be argued that, since a lot of new content is introduced as prize cars for events that didn't have one, it'd be easy to miss a lot of it if those events are already completed in an existing save as there's no reason to redo them.
Finally got a fix for this uploaded in the first post - I've named the file as beta 6.1.1 to make it obvious that it's the fixed version, but in terms of content it's 100% identical to 6.1, just with the Japanese Arcade disc rebuilt to actually work this time. Even the GT mode disc is unchanged, so only the Arcade disc needs to be re-patched, and there's no incompatibility with saves from 6 or 6.1.
The downloads for all of the other regions have not changed either, so this is only relevant to the 500 or so people who have downloaded the Japanese version of the mod since the beta 6 release.
In beta 7 I'll probably borrow some of Silent's patches in order to get the Japanese Arcade disc to run on the same version of the code as the re-released GT Mode disc, which will eliminate the minor differences that the Arcade disc has to the other regions in terms of file structure due to being so old a build, and comprehensively avoid the chance of Arcade-specific issues like this in future.
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