I'm using the 60 fps code. I wondered if maybe it was one of the cheats effing things up, I just wouldn't have been able to say. That probably explains it but I can't prove it empirically right now. When I did a playthrough of GT2+ I wasn't using the 60 fps code or any of the other cheats and the rally races worked fine.
Maybe it's a language barrier, but I can't tell if your post is rude or not the way it's been constructed.
My general rule of thumb is that I don't expect any major technical limitations to be surpassed, and plan around that. Things like the maximum sizes for the various file formats are unlikely to ever be changed, because it's not just a case of having a skilled reverse engineer looking into it and finding how to change it, but also being lucky enough that there's spare memory that can be used to load a larger file without breaking anything else, which is not necessarily very likely with only 4MB total to play with. Silent in particular has made some great breakthroughs with GT2 lately, but has often needed to dip into the extra RAM fitted to a PS1 development kit (or an emulation thereof) to do so. Polyphony didn't leave much on the table when it came to the PS1's capabilities.
Good spot, it's missing the part entirely - all versions of the mod use the PAL data as a base where it's already correctly FR, and it's still not present there.
None of those exist in any way, and I won't be creating things entirely from scratch, not least because I'm not an artist and can't model new cars, and because nobody has the game source code to create entirely new game modes.
Unlikely, reasons why stated above, but in truth, Drag Racing was only ever conceived, never given any sort of attention beyond that. As for the cut cars like any from McLaren or Lamborghini, don't count on that either. I think we're closer to having SSR11 and other cut circuits than we are cut cars and game modes (and that's not saying much).
Surely it will be included SSR11 that is left over from GT1 will be in GT2 at final release
Yeah, when PD have fixed the drivetrain they've not added the part to go with it.
As mentioned above, the tools do exist to make non-existent cars from scratch, and a few people have made test cars, however I don't have the skill set to do so, nor space left in the game to fit them.
Currently there is a 0% chance that SSR11 will be in the mod, now or in the future. Nobody is researching how the tracks work, never mind how to modify or even convert them. If a miracle happens I'll do everything I can to get it in, but it's not worth even wishing for unless you have a lot of reverse-engineering expertise and want to tackle it yourself.Surely it will be included SSR11 that is left over from GT1 will be in GT2 at final release
I didn't think that was actually the case, it's just a joke. I assumed in both cases it was a goof.
Not sure either. In the original version of GT2, is it possible to enter the NA Tune event with a stock 400GT? Also, the 400GT is still missing the turbos in arcade mode on Plus, at least for the courtesy car. Not sure about of you loaded one from the sim mode garage.
The 400GT is classed as supercharged, like the DB7. I can't remember if NA Tune allows them (because they don't have a turbo) or blocks them (because their aspiration type is not 'NA').
