[Solved] Show AI fuel load

Hello all,

in Grand Prix 2 we had an option to make the AI's fuel load display visible for the player at any time. Is there an option/a tool/an editor to make the AI's fuel load visible in GP4 as well?

I didn't find any solution so far.





Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 04/01/2017 12:15PM by TomMK.

I see you use Lo2k's theme. If you open that in GPxPatch, in the GPxCInfo tab, click on 'fuel' and check enable and enable text, you'll get a number on screen for all cars. Not on the steering display, but a white graphic like the one for km/h in your screenshot.

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salvasirignano schrieb:
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> I see you use Lo2k's theme. If you open that in
> GPxPatch, in the GPxCInfo tab, click on 'fuel' and
> check enable and enable text, you'll get a number
> on screen for all cars. Not on the steering
> display, but a white graphic like the one for km/h
> in your screenshot.

Thanks for this answer! Indeed, I just made a new GP4-installation, so I'm using Lo2k's blue counter at the moment.

I think it has something to do with the difficulty. Once you go to a certain level - Pro I think - you can't see AI fuel levels (on the Steering Wheel) or Tyre wear anymore.
GPxCInfo panels - such as Lo2K's counter & the 'defpanel' - are unaffected.

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AUS_Doug schrieb:
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> I think it has something to do with the
> difficulty. Once you go to a certain level - Pro I
> think - you can't see AI fuel levels (on the
> Steering Wheel) or Tyre wear anymore.
> GPxCInfo panels - such as Lo2K's counter & the
> 'defpanel' - are unaffected.

You're completely right, mate! Luckily the panels are able to show the fuel load. Nevertheless, I could swear on my old computer I had seen the fuel loads on the steering wheels although I have always been driving on 'ace'. So I thought there would be a tweak for that, but indeed it isn't.