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@Falbere

I think its completely random because looking back at my recordings my plates were

55 and 59 even though I didn't mod anything.

the last line of (car name)_car_parameter_info.txt
the comment says that value is 車種特性フラグ, which means car behavior flag
RIT_ninja's value for this is 7340135, in binary that is 11100000000000001100111, which are some flags for engine, suspension and the 13k meter. For example, the 4th digit adds superchager. i don't know what the exact flags are, but in theory this value can add everything.
zeroyon04 and AsukaXVB from Teknogods discord understands this better, you should ask them

Also, when i say series 3 or series 5, only the first digit matters. The 2nd digit have nothing to do with what series the license plate is

This post has been edited by Falbere on Jul 15 2017, 01:11 AM

It's basically the name of all the internal car upgrade parts (the ones that actually affect performance). From what I can see, they are the names of all the internal upgrade parts you install as you are tuning your car from Normal to Full Spec.

For example one of the things listed there is Weight Reduction LV 1 which I remember is one of the parts you click on when you are upgrading your car Specs. The last final upgrade is called Power SP Tune which refers to the final upgrade of the AE86T which the game will give you a choice of turbocharger, supercharger or the AE101 racing engine.

I have no idea how to add them in though.

This post has been edited by SonicSP on Jul 15 2017, 01:18 AM

I dont think the values you edit inside the parameter will effect how it behaves. Only the parts will be changed.

I just tested my Trueno with stock parameter values and I still got 2'58"xxx

whats really important is in the car makers text file.

for my instance the TOYOTA_car_info.txt since im using trueno.

Open it and change the number from 2 to 4. or 6 if u want. so far I can't tell a difference between 4 and 6. But I'd rather stay with 4 since the Japs set it like that.

thats the only thing u need to change to make it behave differently. as far as I know 8k or 13k tachometer the car will still perform the same full tune as long as the car_info.txt is set to 4.

indeed, my differences video also shows that the wrong engine (AT) and the correct engine (MT) proves that their acceletation is identical and the only difference comes from my difference in the driving

having the wrong tach is more distracting though.

If you are wondering what's the correct value for the racing engine parameter flag number, its 7361559.

The 3 series number plate is still wrong.

This post has been edited by Akii on Jul 15 2017, 01:36 AM

That's what you get when you remove 11100000000000000000000 to the base value, but what is the difference?

Speaking of the ultimate mess.... Racing engine sound included

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This post has been edited by Akii on Jul 15 2017, 02:10 AM

It definitely makes a huge difference in my case. My Akina time went from 3'18 to 3'08 and I notice a huge acceleration increase as well. I also made way more mistakes in the 3'08 run than the 3'18 run with much more wall hits.

Both times the manufacturer text number was set to 6 too.

I know that there isn't supposed to be a difference in the real D6, I did a lot of testing back then too but something in my editing here changed something that wasn't there in the prior 3'18 test.

It's not just one run either, I did 5-6 tests on each setting and that one parameter change automatically fasten my times the moment I switched it with average times also following the same correlation.

Regardless of what specific edit did cause it, I know that something did change somewhere. And from what I'm seeing being discussed in various places and me discussing, there's so many things about the tuning hacking in the emulator that we are still unsure off. There are various edits in various different txt files that we know will cause an effect of some sort, we're just not fully sure what changes will cause what yet, at least we are in the experimental stages of it.

I'm probably going to reset all my txt files and do some further testing in case some things have been inadvertently changed. It's apparently fairly easy to do an accidental effect when editing if one is not careful.

This post has been edited by SonicSP on Jul 15 2017, 02:32 AM

How the heck did you get the Prius speedo?

Damn, if you know, what did you exactly change? I'm stuck at 3'12'' and want to improve my times too!

This post has been edited by GoodOldGunman on Jul 15 2017, 02:48 AM

I don't know but I've reverted everything to default, so going to test things one by one again.

I might need to learn how to record so I can document the runs. Should be able to easily tell what is what on each run video.

This post has been edited by SonicSP on Jul 15 2017, 03:14 AM

Akii's racing engine flag improved my performance a lot. I'm sitting at 2'59'' in Iro and 2'54'' at Tsukuba outbound now

I am starting to think that the extra flags i had changed had made the license plate series 3.

edit:
i had done some testing

This post has been edited by Falbere on Jul 15 2017, 05:44 AM

I think the real difference in these cars can be seen during drifting. I personally felt the 86 grip a bit more using Akii's value compared to the stock value. A total four second difference at Akina for me.

But maybe its because the racing engine suits me more though

EDIT: Scratch that, tried again there was no difference. It's just me improving.

But RIT_Ninja's and Aki's values for the racing engine differ in performance, dunno why

This post has been edited by GoodOldGunman on Jul 15 2017, 07:27 AM

There is very little difference in the real D6 between the three engines. There is a slight difference in shift timing I think but it's very marginal. So the racing engine alone shouldn't be giving a huge boost.

I don't know what sorcery is in here in the emulator and our hackings though. All I can tell is that there a few different parts that are affecting my own boosts and I'm working to isolate what is doing what.

This post has been edited by SonicSP on Jul 15 2017, 07:25 AM

It all depends on the parameter value. Most of the discovery process could be eliminated if we had the card system working.

Add a part to the car, find out how it changes the parameter value stored in the card and we'll get an idea what parts affect the value in what way and what don't. Without it, we'll need a lot of patience.

Maybe the body kits affect the handling a little bit like they did in the Naomi 2 arcade games?

I'm not sure how RIT_Ninja got his value, I got my value after deducting how the value adds up with the value that my friend got from a Japanese player who figured it out.

Maybe that value affects just more than the engine? I went from only one platinum at Myogi to 3 within a few hours.

This post has been edited by GoodOldGunman on Jul 15 2017, 08:19 AM

I've stopped tampering further with the full tune thingy. I mean for now I think it performs how it should. I still think the car_info.txt is the only thing affects the way it handles compared to the parameters.

The only thing to do now is just to wait for the card emulation and maybe further patch dumps for the game if possible lol.

Decreasing the analog sensitivity is also a big plus in my opinion.

This post has been edited by jon360x on Jul 15 2017, 08:27 AM

I got my number from AsukaXVB, which you can do a quick search on Discord to see he was the one who discovered it...I've yet to try 7361559

We need to keep track of which flag changes what...seriously, otherwise we're just blindly guessing

Oh, is that right?



Still waiting for the loader to pull a Demul and get card emulation support. I imagine that, just like Demul, someone just has to make the jump and get data dumps from an actual cab to see how communication to and from the read/write mechanism is done. It's already been what, five years since 6AA? I can wait.

Reaver, the guy who created the loader, got hold of a card reader. So it's a matter of time before it's gonna get implemented. Also, linked play is also in the works as well.

Hopefully by end of the year, we'll get a fully functioning ID6AA gameplay.

Well, I talked to Reaver in Discord, and he said to expect a new version to launch on Tuesday or Wednesday. Hopefully it will have card system support...

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so uh, i have this issue where if i flick the wheel left or right to much, the kind of locks up i guess? its really hard to explain. also i have cases where the dumbjvsmanager crashes and my car just constantly turns left.