Peugeot 908 HDI: Just when I thought the Audi was brutal, this car was even moreso. Its ok to drive, just requires some manhandling in some sections and some delicate throttle response. I drove the Audi R10, The Peugeot 908 and the Audi R15 around it and the results were interesting given they were my first ever laps around it:Īudi R10 TDI: Abit of a Beast when you get on the power coming off a tight corner and sometimes a handful to turn in some fast sections. First track that I wanted to try just to see what its like was Paul Ricard, one of Four tracks I downloaded about a month ago but never got to. So I searched on nogrip and bingo, there it was. First thing I thought was "I'm gonna drive the Audi R10 and Peugeot 908" and immediately, I wondered "has anyone made the Audi R15 for GTR2?". On a lighter note though, I got back on GTR2 a few days ago. Does anyone know wher I can find a much better one or at least how to fix the problem I'm having with this one? It feels more like a skating rink then it does a track. Seems every car I drive has this annoying tendency to pull to the left and the frame rate is annoying as its painfully slow in some parts, then ubruptly speeds up. Every single version I have found, including Sebring 08, is terrible and even the cars that are the most easiest to drive with the grippiest settings at other tracks barely have any sort of grip here.
I'm not sure if I'm the only one that feels this way, but I absolutely hate Sebring on GTR2. Check those out if you don't have 'em yet. My favorite mods were Porsche Supercup 2009, ProjectD - RWD Drifting and The Power & The Glory (of course!). I just uninstalled GTR2 so I could make room for more LFS stuff (don't hurt me ).
I've been through 50+ mods in the past, only a few of them stood the test of time. If this didn't help tell me what's happening and I'll try and help you out. I've used it before and found it quite easy: There was another Mod installer that has been around for sometime called the Modman which is fairly popular with the GTR2 fans.
After that, and before you enter GTR2, you choose which mod you want to run. You install the installer onto an unmodded game then install your mods. The nice thing about the Generic Mod Enabler is that you can install and remove mods at the touch of the mouse. If you still have some problems and/or plan on installing more Mod's in the future than I would suggest maybe getting some Mod installers so you do not have to do it manually every time: Some of the mods out there have other files which you need to place in the sound or team folders, but for the most part you just simply place the contents into the gamedata folder in your main directory and allow it to overwrite. Most mods that I have seen simply state to "copy all files into X:\GTR2 and allow all overwrites", whether it is in English or not. First is manual which is the easiest in my opinion.
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