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Yes, but this will be a separate model. You will enjoy both

Check the save state hacks videos I've made then

This one is all hardcoded data, maybe will be impossible to edit it in the next years too

@@Gran.Turismo_Syphon.Filter_Mod Alright, I can somehow master the handling when I download GT1 one day.

Practice make better I barely played GT1 "professionally" Played more GT2 onwards

Thank you! I may make an alternate version of that, yeah Made a replay view just for look at all the cars once

@@Gran.Turismo_Syphon.Filter_Mod For this mod, high chase camera from beta GT4 is a must...

I'm not gonna use Nenkai modified executable for it. If you want, use the code by Silent

@@Gran.Turismo_Syphon.Filter_Mod Might need that as I planned a walkthrough or such stuff from GT4 soon. And while I like this low camera in GT3/Concept, in GT4 you have roof camera, even though First Preview demo from three months earlier still had high chase camera...

@KaterinUA5 That's because is still mostly based on GT4P I think that First Preview is the last known GT4 build made on Prologue engine

Just like GT5/GT6. Standards weren't touched on GT5, but GT6 did for many

I know the feeling haha Is just odd to see that in GT4 lol

777 aquasky vs master blaster

You mean that is better to have all windows at "clear" state? I've actually forgot to make a 4th "preset" of halved transparency for all windows

Sorry i misunderstood the video description. Did GT5 really do darker side windows on non-premium cars?​@Gran.Turismo_Syphon.Filter_Mod

I'd probably have the front be least/untinted and the side and rear window tints match. Wonder if it's possible to have front and rear side windows different levels of transparency

Yes, they do. Is to mask blank interior mostly

Unfortunately front/rear use the same value. The same with all side ones. I was pretty disappointed of that when I've figured the thing

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@@TylerGT2006 Hehe, thank you More to come!

For make one like this, isn't currently possible. This was just a replacement via PCSX2 texture replace

I think that is default GT4 sound, or I've replaced by the GT3 one, I don't remember

All of them are planned!

Cheat Engine

@@syrsafox32 I never noticed that honestly, good catch

@@Gran.Turismo_Syphon.Filter_Mod It makes you wonder how the gun is actually supposed to work.

Technically for safety purposes always exit at right An another game had this oversight (it was "Black"), where fhe AK-47 expels the casings at left The real weapon, the P90, AFAIK it expels the casingsat the bottom

I'm working on Resurgence If you've heard of it in my channel. Devildwarf sent me here, Cheers 🍻 😀

Thank you! I think that on real hardware is possible too, but you need devices as Action Replay. For this one I've used Cheat Engine to find the weapon IDs, then changed to what I wanted. Be careful, you can force to load just the weapons you set in a custom weapon set, in this case, "Custom MapMaker". If you are in the TimeSplitters Modding Discord, you can use my files for your own work

Yep, I know your project. That's some great stuff!

@@Gran.Turismo_Syphon.Filter_Mod Thank you so much for replying! Don't worry I know you took your time with these findings and I don't expect all the answers. I'm in that server, I'll look for those values. Can I reach out to you if I can't find them? Again big thank you Seban!

@@D.Ghost92 You're welcome and sure! Ask if you need help! Be free to ask via Discord DMs. I will write my tag on an another comment, RUclips is weird sometimes, and I don't want that this message will be deleted

They do damage. As the sequels, you can even die/kill enemies in that way

@@Gran.Turismo_Syphon.Filter_Mod l remember only certain weapons in 2 and 2 can do it. So it is a random chance if a bullet hits a wall and richochets? Didn't know this detail, even in old games l have played, l am still learning new things

I'm pretty sure that any weapon, apart the ones that fires plasma, can ricochet bullets. Mathematically, more is fire volume, more is the chance. Bullet speed is also an another factor too

@@Gran.Turismo_Syphon.Filter_Mod It is that possible in real life too?

@@Gran.Turismo_Syphon.Filter_Mod Fire volume, you mean Rate of fire right? ROF/s

The Traditional Chinese version is basically the same as the original Japanese one in contents. The one in the video is basically the Korean version instead. It has these extra cars available just in the Korean version

@@Gran.Turismo_Syphon.Filter_Mod It still bugs me that Korean is the other Asian version to have car descriptions-I mean what was on the Chinese region's mind anyway?

I think that car descriptions are missing on this one because it have also English as language option. From what I know, any language you use, only the intended language works For example, I've made a test for them in English, and when I've changed language were still in English

Currently, and maybe for ever, isn't possible, yeah

Tried to bypass that, but my skills are basically none

I'm not at all a good hacker about this stuff unfortunately

Already done, check the video I've made, "The funniest race I've ever had". Here you can see all the above apart the Streamline And, thank you!

If I'm not recording, I can get 60fps. OBS kills the performance on my end, my PC isn't enough powerful, and being a laptop is an another low. You wanna see that race on dry on wet Tsukuba?

@@Gran.Turismo_Syphon.Filter_Mod Dry Tsukuba to keep up with this photo

Thank you!

Thanks, man!

Thank you!

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I don't actually even know what does, but more the setting is high, more the game will be slow

@@Gran.Turismo_Syphon.Filter_Mod this is what i found out. In the PlayStation 2 emulator, PCSX2, "blending accuracy" refers to the precision with which the emulator handles pixel blending. Blending is a graphic technique used to combine the colors of pixels, which is essential for visual effects such as transparencies, shadows, and reflections. In PCSX2, the blending accuracy setting has several levels that affect the fidelity and performance of the graphics: 1. **None**: No blending is applied. This can improve performance, but many visual effects will not display correctly. 2. **Basic**: Applies basic blending. This is a good balance between performance and graphical quality for most games. 3. **High**: Applies more precise blending, which can improve visual quality at the cost of slightly lower performance. 4. **Ultra**: Applies the most precise blending possible. This offers the best visual quality but can have a significant impact on performance. The choice of blending accuracy level depends on the game and the user's hardware. Games that use many transparency effects and pixel blending may require a higher level to display correctly. However, on systems with less powerful hardware, it may be necessary to lower the blending accuracy to maintain playable performance.