Shortcut keys in GT4
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You can also look back (down) and back left and back right (down + left or right)
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[edit by mod]: Watch your language. 👎
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santapod123
What is it with jokes man, I've seen 3 jokes on GTPlanet in the last quarter-of-an-hour, and they're been critisized all over the place, for just some stupid.....correct: I mean funny but unimportant joke
Do we have just too little things to talk about, and start arguiing with eachother because of that?? I think some people just have to say SOMETHING when reading a thread and post stuff like this:tdown: Try to say something usefull or thank somebody for the tips:Thanks for the tips, I think I'll use that replay key a lot, cause many times in GT3 I have to watch a WHOLE replay just for one particular beautifull moment
.Just try to keep it helpfull and interesting will ya?? This is going about nothing
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Everyone needs to lighten up. I am sure that you can go another day of playing without some new way of accessing a menu with a short-cut button. You survived before. Krikit's "new information" on short-cuts are funny, lighten up people.
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pressing start in settings brings up a larger version of the dyno graph in the corner.
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- GrahamTurismo
I read this thread a few days back and only remembered the L1 & R1 shortcuts.
In the last couple days I remembered the start button at the home screen, discovered about the L3 to pause the scrolling text, and I also discovered (while doing S16) that you could switch between the DFP display and normal gauges when the game is paused. I thought for sure that nobody else would have noticed that yet. But alas, I am too late on that one. However, I do have one that is not mentioned here so far...
In Photo Travel, while on a selection at the right (no matter what it is) the shoulder buttons provide you with a toggling hot-jump to the 4 main buttons on-screen. L1 takes you to Camera Direction, L2 to Camera Tilt, R1 takes you to Camera Position, and R2 to Camera Height.
In the last couple days I remembered the start button at the home screen, discovered about the L3 to pause the scrolling text, and I also discovered (while doing S16) that you could switch between the DFP display and normal gauges when the game is paused. I thought for sure that nobody else would have noticed that yet. But alas, I am too late on that one. However, I do have one that is not mentioned here so far...
In Photo Travel, while on a selection at the right (no matter what it is) the shoulder buttons provide you with a toggling hot-jump to the 4 main buttons on-screen. L1 takes you to Camera Direction, L2 to Camera Tilt, R1 takes you to Camera Position, and R2 to Camera Height.
Well I'm not sure if this is posted anywwhere but.
L3, select, rightpaddle makes your DFP 200 Degrees, but course you gys already know that.
Also thanks for hte info on the HomeScreen.
O yah and thank you for telling me how to stop my car, care to teach me how to make my car go, cause I bet all the Gt4 players here an I totally do not know how to play a PS2 game.
L3, select, rightpaddle makes your DFP 200 Degrees, but course you gys already know that.
Also thanks for hte info on the HomeScreen.
O yah and thank you for telling me how to stop my car, care to teach me how to make my car go, cause I bet all the Gt4 players here an I totally do not know how to play a PS2 game.
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I think it's select, R3, and right paddle to alternate between 900 and 200 modes, while select, R3, and left paddle alternates between 100% feedback (two blinks of the left led) and 60% feedback (one blink of the left led)
Oh, and what is the DFP display on licences?
Oh, and what is the DFP display on licences?
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- Jamezracer
the refeuling trick sounds usefull, now I can drive around with 10% - 50% fuel load, will help a lot in enduros, tired of waiting for ever to fill a full tank and loosing 2+ positions.
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- WtChocolateDoG
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alech
No it works in all the races, but unlike the replay where you look all the way to the side you only look about a quarter of the way like you were turning you head.
Im not sure if it works with the controller, i think its only on the wheel.
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Thanx for the info guys!! 
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Thx for the infoporn
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In the License Tests, if you press the Right Anologue Stick in (R3?) it Displays a Guide of where you should be, Blue Lines for Accelerations, White for none and Red for Braking.
