MM2: About Crash Courses
- Doof4294967296
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MM2: About Crash Courses
Is it possible to change the default car used in crash courses? I want to change it to my medium detail version of fastback and london cab.
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I guess you have to actually replace the default ones, your new versions need to have the same basename. If you try to delete the default cars, the game uses the last mod vehicle on the game directory alphabetical order.
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That's what I exactly did temporarily. I replaced the the files of vpbullet to vpbullet_m. I copied those files and renamed it with the old default one and put the 3d model and tuning in a certain archive. This says that the car selected on crash courses are coded in the game's source code. Isn't it?
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You have 2 options: one is editing the basenames in the .exe file (very easy if you know how to do it), the other is using a program that changes the basenames when the game is started (like my MM2Hack)
The new basenames do not have to have the same length as the originals (there is space for some extra characters), but there is a limit indeed.
I Just did a quick scan with CheatEngine, here are the addresses in memory (while running):
Default SF CC car: 5C3618 (max length: 11 chars)
Default London CC car: 5C3624 (max length: 7 chars)
The new basenames do not have to have the same length as the originals (there is space for some extra characters), but there is a limit indeed.
I Just did a quick scan with CheatEngine, here are the addresses in memory (while running):
Default SF CC car: 5C3618 (max length: 11 chars)
Default London CC car: 5C3624 (max length: 7 chars)
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Since it was very easy (at least for me), I did the dirty job for you: here is an updated version of MM2Hack that includes Crash Course car basenames. (here is the source code if anyone wants to tinker with it)
To use it just unzip it into your MM2 folder and run it. You can run it normally (allowing you to change the preferences) or in silent mode (i.e.: add the -silent argument to the command line and the program will start without passing through the GUI, launching directly MM2. Any other command line arguments will be passed to MM2)
If it does not have any effect on MM2, run it as Administrator
To use it just unzip it into your MM2 folder and run it. You can run it normally (allowing you to change the preferences) or in silent mode (i.e.: add the -silent argument to the command line and the program will start without passing through the GUI, launching directly MM2. Any other command line arguments will be passed to MM2)
If it does not have any effect on MM2, run it as Administrator
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