I applied this patch a long time ago. Last weekend I noticed my exe files are 1.2.0.2 version.
Is there something I am missing, shouldn't that be 1.3!
Everything seems to be working OK, but I am puzzled. What version should it be?
Kind regards, Marcel
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67 Patch Released
Started by paul skingley , Sep 25 2009 - 03:55 PM
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Posted Apr 16 2013 - 04:51 AM
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Posted Apr 16 2013 - 05:35 AM
Mine says the same 1.2.0.2 in the intro screen 
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Posted Apr 16 2013 - 08:45 AM
If you have a Cooper instead of a Coventry. You've got the patch. Unless you added that in a different way.
This is why the GPL installers are good. All that stuff is already installed.
This is why the GPL installers are good. All that stuff is already installed.
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Posted Apr 16 2013 - 10:49 AM
I don't think this patch was about the Cooper or the Coventry. I have the Cooper by the way.
Installed everything with the original cd and installer 0.97 several years ago. I keep everything up to date.
Just was wondering why the exe files are stil 1.2.0.2 while the patch is called 1.3!
I don't want to fix anything if it is not broken.
Regards, Marcel
Installed everything with the original cd and installer 0.97 several years ago. I keep everything up to date.
Just was wondering why the exe files are stil 1.2.0.2 while the patch is called 1.3!
I don't want to fix anything if it is not broken.
Regards, Marcel
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Posted Apr 16 2013 - 12:47 PM
With this patch, the main thing is that long tracks will now work (i.e. Targa); without this patch, they won't.
On startup I do not think that any of the mods or long track patches change the Papyrus release file number which should be 1.2.0.2 which was the last update that Papyrus released and should always be used as the base gpl.exe file upon which to build all mods.
Using this patch will make GEM+ create an exe called gplc67.exe which is effectively the 1.3 patched version if you like, but, running this file will still show 1.2.0.2 on the loading screen, but, this file will work with long tracks. Running the raw gpl.exe will never work with the long track patch since GEM+ does not alter this file, it only alters copies of this file which get created for each mod.
Rob
On startup I do not think that any of the mods or long track patches change the Papyrus release file number which should be 1.2.0.2 which was the last update that Papyrus released and should always be used as the base gpl.exe file upon which to build all mods.
Using this patch will make GEM+ create an exe called gplc67.exe which is effectively the 1.3 patched version if you like, but, running this file will still show 1.2.0.2 on the loading screen, but, this file will work with long tracks. Running the raw gpl.exe will never work with the long track patch since GEM+ does not alter this file, it only alters copies of this file which get created for each mod.
Rob
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Posted Apr 16 2013 - 01:23 PM
Border Reiver, on Apr 16 2013 - 12:47 PM, said:
With this patch, the main thing is that long tracks will now work (i.e. Targa); without this patch, they won't.
On startup I do not think that any of the mods or long track patches change the Papyrus release file number which should be 1.2.0.2 which was the last update that Papyrus released and should always be used as the base gpl.exe file upon which to build all mods.
Using this patch will make GEM+ create an exe called gplc67.exe which is effectively the 1.3 patched version if you like, but, running this file will still show 1.2.0.2 on the loading screen, but, this file will work with long tracks. Running the raw gpl.exe will never work with the long track patch since GEM+ does not alter this file, it only alters copies of this file which get created for each mod.
Rob
On startup I do not think that any of the mods or long track patches change the Papyrus release file number which should be 1.2.0.2 which was the last update that Papyrus released and should always be used as the base gpl.exe file upon which to build all mods.
Using this patch will make GEM+ create an exe called gplc67.exe which is effectively the 1.3 patched version if you like, but, running this file will still show 1.2.0.2 on the loading screen, but, this file will work with long tracks. Running the raw gpl.exe will never work with the long track patch since GEM+ does not alter this file, it only alters copies of this file which get created for each mod.
Rob
It would have been a good idea to add the version number to the used mainback maybe. So while not ideal (you can exchange main backs) it would give a visual hint
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Posted Apr 16 2013 - 01:52 PM
Bernd,
Is the Cooper/Honda fix part of the 67 patch?
Is the Cooper/Honda fix part of the 67 patch?
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Posted Apr 16 2013 - 11:42 PM
Border Reiver, on Apr 16 2013 - 12:47 PM, said:
With this patch, the main thing is that long tracks will now work (i.e. Targa); without this patch, they won't.
On startup I do not think that any of the mods or long track patches change the Papyrus release file number which should be 1.2.0.2 which was the last update that Papyrus released and should always be used as the base gpl.exe file upon which to build all mods.
Using this patch will make GEM+ create an exe called gplc67.exe which is effectively the 1.3 patched version if you like, but, running this file will still show 1.2.0.2 on the loading screen, but, this file will work with long tracks. Running the raw gpl.exe will never work with the long track patch since GEM+ does not alter this file, it only alters copies of this file which get created for each mod.
Rob
On startup I do not think that any of the mods or long track patches change the Papyrus release file number which should be 1.2.0.2 which was the last update that Papyrus released and should always be used as the base gpl.exe file upon which to build all mods.
Using this patch will make GEM+ create an exe called gplc67.exe which is effectively the 1.3 patched version if you like, but, running this file will still show 1.2.0.2 on the loading screen, but, this file will work with long tracks. Running the raw gpl.exe will never work with the long track patch since GEM+ does not alter this file, it only alters copies of this file which get created for each mod.
Rob
Thanks for the explanation. My GPL installation is OK and I don't have to fix anything. I can just drive.
Greetings, Marcel
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Posted Apr 17 2013 - 02:40 AM
Hi all !
A very quick test to have the 1.3 patch running is following methode (open in-game the car-setup-menue):
Without patch we can set camber only in steps of 0,25 degrees, with patch we can set camber by steps of 0,05. Try to change a wheel by click +/- and look how big the step was.
Greetings
Achim
A very quick test to have the 1.3 patch running is following methode (open in-game the car-setup-menue):
Without patch we can set camber only in steps of 0,25 degrees, with patch we can set camber by steps of 0,05. Try to change a wheel by click +/- and look how big the step was.
Greetings
Achim
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Posted Apr 17 2013 - 03:40 AM
Bernd Nowak, on Apr 16 2013 - 01:23 PM, said:
Border Reiver, on Apr 16 2013 - 12:47 PM, said:
With this patch, the main thing is that long tracks will now work (i.e. Targa); without this patch, they won't.
On startup I do not think that any of the mods or long track patches change the Papyrus release file number which should be 1.2.0.2 which was the last update that Papyrus released and should always be used as the base gpl.exe file upon which to build all mods.
Using this patch will make GEM+ create an exe called gplc67.exe which is effectively the 1.3 patched version if you like, but, running this file will still show 1.2.0.2 on the loading screen, but, this file will work with long tracks. Running the raw gpl.exe will never work with the long track patch since GEM+ does not alter this file, it only alters copies of this file which get created for each mod.
Rob
On startup I do not think that any of the mods or long track patches change the Papyrus release file number which should be 1.2.0.2 which was the last update that Papyrus released and should always be used as the base gpl.exe file upon which to build all mods.
Using this patch will make GEM+ create an exe called gplc67.exe which is effectively the 1.3 patched version if you like, but, running this file will still show 1.2.0.2 on the loading screen, but, this file will work with long tracks. Running the raw gpl.exe will never work with the long track patch since GEM+ does not alter this file, it only alters copies of this file which get created for each mod.
Rob
It would have been a good idea to add the version number to the used mainback maybe. So while not ideal (you can exchange main backs) it would give a visual hint
Probably true, but was not my decision. I am pretty sure that it does have handles for a different mainback screen though, so you could use the default for gpl.exe and have a different one for gplc67.exe if I remember rightly.
I do agree though, and especially where stuff might get updated further as well that it would be simple to include a mod version number on the mainback that ships with each mod, or update to each mod, so it is clear which version you have.
Rob
Edited by Border Reiver, Apr 17 2013 - 03:43 AM.
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