Sound like you copy handling value of Nismo and paste to 997 Turbo.Quote:
I'm almost finished retuning the 911 turbo (997). Now it has better handling (close to nismo), and I planned it to have a little less acceleration than the 911 GT2 (996) (impressive acceleration at low speeds and not that good at high speeds, that's my own goal). I'm still playing with it though, since I put too much acceleration, hehe...
In addition, I increased stock top speed from 300 km/h to 308 km/h.
I'm using VLT-Edit from NFSU360 and Robin'74 by the way.
Yes, I did to have a reference of a nice but kind of "understeery" handling, but somehow doesn't feel the same as Nismo... maybe it could be because the car's weight, it's heavier.Quote:
Sound like you copy handling value of Nismo and paste to 997 Turbo.
Is it really so difficult to follow this thread or to use the search-function? Read the last posts, I bet the answer to your question has been given only a few pages ago (and before that it had been answered many times, too).Quote:
I don't have the game anymore how could i get him,a link of torrent with game or something?
So you can tune your car in NFSW offline? If not then how did you tune it. Was it hard?Quote:
I'm almost finished retuning the 911 turbo (997). Now it has better handling (close to nismo), and I planned it to have a little less acceleration than the 911 GT2 (996) (impressive acceleration at low speeds and not that good at high speeds, that's my own goal). I'm still playing with it though, since I put too much acceleration, hehe...
In addition, I increased stock top speed from 300 km/h to 308 km/h.
I'm using VLT-Edit from NFSU360 and Robin'74 by the way.
Thanks to nfsu360, Robin'7t4 and RENESIS for their own tools (VLT-Edit and GlobalEd) it's possible to tune every car to your own liking and much more things of the game.Quote:
So you can tune your car in NFSW offline? If not then how did you tune it. Was it hard?
Nice find. But I can't read the instructions on installing (its in Russian :(Quote:
Thanks to nfsu360, Robin'7t4 and RENESIS for their own tools (VLT-Edit and GlobalEd) it's possible to tune every car to your own liking and much more things of the game.
Even if you don't have much time or you want a point of reference, you can "copy" the performance (torque, top speed, gear ratios, handling, weight, etc) of one car to another (just like I did with 997 turbo's handling) and will work good enough.
Not for VLT-Edit, (Which is more user friendly, cause it actually translates some offsets into what editing them does)Quote:
Nice find. But I can't read the instructions on installing (its in Russian :(
What I last heard is you need to strip alot of the car classes and achievment stuff.Quote:
Does anyone know a way to make older versions of the game work with the server?
Ok so I installed GlobalEd instead and I got everything in attributes.bin open. Where do I go to do the actual retuning?Quote:
Not for VLT-Edit, (Which is more user friendly, cause it actually translates some offsets into what editing them does)
That one's in English (And German if I recall)