teameditor and gp4 tweaker

i presently use teameditor, i think this programm is very useful. it's very easy to insert team names, driver names, positions and team perfomances. i like the performance calculator!
unfortunately it's not possible to insert different coordinates per team...that's the only reason why i would like to use gp4 tweaker...
is it possible to use both in the game? as i said i like the performance calculator of teameditor.
is this also possible with gp4 tweaker?
and how do i insert coordinates in gp4 tweaker?

Pont Wrote:
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> and how do i insert coordinates in gp4 tweaker?

If your using CSM it's in the relevant car/team ini file, the location depends on the folder structure of the CSM mod.

F1Dev

no i am not using csm, i'making my own game without using csm.

Ah right then , look for a gp4tweak folder after you install tweaker, in there ( i think) there are folders with ini's in them it's either a cars ini or the car numbers ini.

It's all stupidly complicated and not written down anywhere, recipe for confusion

F1Dev

it's indeed very complicated gp4 tweaker....

Tweaker isn't that complicated, you just have to look in the folders and in the text files and work out what each file does. For example, tyre positions are in the tyrepos.ini file.

For anyone trying to build their own mod I really recommend building a CSM mod from an empty template, it's much easier and more customisable.

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OK not complicated but annoyingly fiddly, What i meant was gp4 needs a front end, a nice shiny GUI that handles all the files and info for you.
Say you have an empty CSM mod installed, instead of chasing around folders and ini's it was all in one easy to navigate front end, most heavily modded games have them
I don't code , so i wouldn't know where to start.

F1Dev

TomMK Schreef:
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> Tweaker isn't that complicated, you just have to
> look in the folders and in the text files and work
> out what each file does. For example, tyre
> positions are in the tyrepos.ini file.
>
> For anyone trying to build their own mod I really
> recommend building a CSM mod from an empty
> template, it's much easier and more customisable.


I'm not creating a mod via csm, i''m making my own game without using csm. Lately all new cars made have their own tyre positions and then it's no longer possible to use teameditor unfortunately (in teameditor all cars have the same
tyre positions). This means i stick with teameditor and do not use the lastest cars in my game.