Tuning other than ug2

[casp3r]

Hey guys, this is my first post.  So, don't yell at me if this is in the wrong section. I like nfsu2 because of the tuning.  If you ask me, that added a new amount of replay value.  I looked forward to this same aspect in the other games after that.  Nothing was left in MW and C.  It all seemed watered-down and simple.  This was great for online play, a real sense of challenge.  Well anyways, enough rambling.  Is there any way of adding this "dyno tuning?" to MW/C?  Or maybe just adding more detail to these 2 games. They are great games but that is what they lack.  How about adding drag to C?  Another, and last question. can I add other cars to MW or U2

Oh, and when I spoke of "dyno tuning" I meant just the tuning part.THX
Casp3r

[ToyotaWish]

You can add cars to MW. Check NFSG's homepage.

[casp3r]

Right on, I'll check now. thx. What about tuning though. Any info?

[HSVDrifter]

Well usually if the car it replaces has tuning, so will the car replacing it. But unless someone changes anything in the performance file, it'll be as fast and handle as well as the car it replaces.

[monkey.wesley]

i think he's trying to say something else. i think he wants an actual dyno tuning section in nfsmw or nfsc. atm, i don't think it is possible to add something like a full tuning section to mw or c, but now that arushan has made it possible to make replaceable cars for mw, i believe changing the performance file is possible as well, but if you want to change it, you'll probably need to exit game, turn perf file, and open again. but no like "slider" type tuning available.

[HiFi]

no, don't even try.
all those kids talking about editing the source code are pulling it out of their ass.

[ToyotaWish]

Dyno Tuning in NFSC??? I don't think that'll ever happen.

[bucksavage]

My bro saind this and I agree:  How about putting the actual hp and torque numbers of the cars you own instead of some bar showing how souped up it is.  What's up with that?

[HSVDrifter]

NFS Being lazy pfcourse. You want a full scale tuning game, go get Street Legal Racing: Redline. If you want a simple tunning game with waked out physics, go NFS U to NFS C

[monkey.wesley]

basically... nfs is more of an arcade-style racing game. if you want a full dyno tuning, get a simulation game i.e. gtr2, trd3, lfs s2... but there are a couple arcade games such as srs and slr as HSVDrifter said.