gp4 tweaker

how do i save my adjustments with gp tweaker.ive run the game done the changes but whe i restart it hasnt kept the changes,what am i doing wrong,i use csm if this helps with feedback

You might have to hard wire the changes into the tweaker ini files.

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You cannot save your in-game tweaker changes, it is a limitation of gp4 tweaker.

When in the game, press @ to show the gp4 tweaker coordinates. Make your adjustments, and write down the new coordinates on paper. Exit the game and then edit the gp4 tweaker .ini files with those new values.

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Intel NUC 8i3, 8GB RAM, MS Sidewinder Wheel

Thanks for that solution, but I press @ button and nothing, I can't see the coordinates.
Are you using an Ansi layout?

UK keyboard layout. For me the key is marked @ and ' (apostrophe).

Also you must have edit mode enabled in Tweaker, which I assume you do already since you have made changes.

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Intel NUC 8i3, 8GB RAM, MS Sidewinder Wheel

OK, thank you. I've modified the keybind.ini file and now it works.

javifast Wrote:
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> OK, thank you. I've modified the keybind.ini file
> and now it works.

Please could you explain me what exactly did you do ?

TomMK Wrote:
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> You cannot save your in-game tweaker changes, it
> is a limitation of gp4 tweaker.
>
> When in the game, press @ to show the gp4 tweaker
> coordinates. Make your adjustments, and write down
> the new coordinates on paper. Exit the game and
> then edit the gp4 tweaker .ini files with those
> new values.

How many hours I've lost to set up properly the tweaker's coordinates , loading the MOD after each modification ...... how much stupid I'm , thanks a lot for the tip , now I will have some time for enjoying the day , since hours will not be wasted anymore . Last question , how can I adjust the other tweakers like helmetpos , steerpos and so on , I mean , what I shall do to modify these coordinates using the keyboard ingame ?

rracunis Wrote:
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> javifast Wrote:
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> > OK, thank you. I've modified the keybind.ini
> file
> > and now it works.
>
> Please could you explain me what exactly did you
> do ?

I opened tha keybind.ini inside the gp4tweak_data folder. I changed DebugConsole = @VK_TILDE to DebugConsole = @VK_1.
In gp4tweak.ini in the main folder I put 1 on onboardcamara, onboardcamaraedit,..etc.
Now when you are inside the game,...if you press 1 you can see the coordinates of the camera, so you can change the camera values......write the new coordinates. Then you exit the game an put those coordinates in onboardcamera.ini inside gp4tweakfolder or whatever parameter you have changed.
Yo can do this for every car and cam.
Maybe it's a little hard, but you can manage to put your coordinates.

Thanks a lot

you can get out the ingame-changes.
they get stored in the gp4tweak.bin file. after ending the game open the tweaker gui and export the data. then put them into your *.ini file.
it´s because the parameters stored in the .bin file get overwritten of the *ini file at the next game-start.
but i don´t know if this is working with csm.

matt

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rracunis
How many hours I've lost to set up properly the tweaker's coordinates , loading the MOD after each modification ...... how much stupid I'm , thanks a lot for the tip , now I will have some time for enjoying the day , since hours will not be wasted anymore .

Doh! Well better late than never.

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rracunis
Last question , how can I adjust the other tweakers like helmetpos , steerpos and so on , I mean , what I shall do to modify these coordinates using the keyboard ingame ?

It's a feature called Real Time Editing. Madman wrote a nice post describing it here.

You press TAB to cycle through the edit mode for helmet positions, steering wheel positions, etc. Edit them using the H,K,U,J,I & M keys.

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Intel NUC 8i3, 8GB RAM, MS Sidewinder Wheel

Thanks again mate , more time saved