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GP2 can't change number. HELP!!

4 posts by 4 people · 31 Aug 1996 - 05 Sep 1996

Kevin H. 31 Aug 1996#335639
I ran the edit number utility several times but counld't changed the numbers, please help me via e-mail. Thanks.
Bill Esti 31 Aug 1996#335640
Perhaps someone can post any help regarding the gp2chnum utility in this group. I can't get it to work either. Thanks in advance. Bill E.
Backup the current F1GPSTATE.SAV file in your main directory to F1GPSTATE.OLD and then run GP2CHNUM, and all should work. Good Luck... Chad
Joseph Mar 05 Sep 1996#336204
Estill) writes:
Quoted text (7 lines)>>I ran the edit number utility several times but counld't changed the >>numbers, please help me via e-mail. Thanks. >Perhaps someone can post any help regarding the gp2chnum utility in >this group. I can't get it to work either. Thanks in advance. > Bill E.
First, copy your gp2.exe to gp2.old. To run the gp2chnum utility, go to the GP2 main directory on your hard drive and delete gp1state.bak and gp1state.sav (I think this is the correct name of the files -- if not it is very similar -- I don't have GP2 installed on the computer I am currently using). These are the game state files. Then, run the gp2chnum.exe file and follow all the prompts. Then, run gp2. Since you had to delete the game state files, go into Options under the Main Menu, then under Advanced Options, in the Options menu, and select "Save Game State". Note that by removing the game state files all your saved settings have been replaced by the defaults, therefore you will have to once again set ALL the options the way you like them, such as joystick calibration, car retirements, session lengths -- the whole ball of wax. The author of the program recommended restoring your original gp2.exe file after using the utility. This probably isn't a bad idea. One note: When I used this utility, it worked great until I restored a saved game that used the old numbers. This caused the game to reset to the default old numbers. Therefore, it's a pretty good idea to delete all your old saved games before you run this utility. JDM

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