changing start date to the start of 2019
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I can post one for you if you wish.
But, If you feeling up to it. I will post instructions on how to do it. I made a thread about "how to dnspy your csharp". I will post some instructions there.
https://www.racedepartment.com/threads/how-to-dnspy-your-csharp-dll.166389/
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hi, could you please do one for me. maybe another time I will have a go at the code. i am using f1 manager 2019 on steam but has some duplicate countries to fill the 21 race calendar but different track layouts, do know how to change the country names and flags. if not don't worry but if you could change the start date to 2019 that would be awesome, also the tutorial would be great
Also, I dont know much about changing flags and track names, but I remember coming across this thread, which I think has responses by the guy who made the mod your are using.
Either way, it has some good info about changing that kinda stuff.
https://www.racedepartment.com/threads/how-do-you-edit-track-names-flags.133974/page-2
Either way, it has some good info about changing that kinda stuff.
https://www.racedepartment.com/threads/how-do-you-edit-track-names-flags.133974/page-2
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Can you explain exactly what you changed? because every time I try to change the start date to anything other than (2016, 3, 1), the game just won't load
nevermind. I found out what I was doing wrong
nevermind. I found out what I was doing wrong
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Hey,
The way you wrote the date out I will assume that you have seen my post in the How to dnSpy thread. Really, that's all I really changed on clean vanilla csharp.
So assuming that you dnSpy'ing this, I would guess the following.
Ive had problems in the past with a crashing dll which I believe to be part of maintaining clean assembly references and avoiding class edits.
My steps would be as follows.
1) Open dll with dnspy
2) Search for the 'gamestartdate' string
3) right click, 'edit method' next your date string - think you got all this already
4) Select you references, and select everything in the 'managed' folder that shows up except for the csharp.dll and, not sure if I put it there, but I have a csharp2.dll, I dont select that either.
5) dont hit compile yet, hit cancel.
6) now do the edit method again and change your date.
7) it should compile safely with no errors
8) save, lock, load and enjoy
I am using flamingred's modified dll and he had a second call out to the start date and that has to line up with the starting year. So I had to modify the year to 2019 in 2 locations and it works fine.
To get around the contract issues, I am adding a +3 to all contract end dates via the dll
To get around the contract issues, I am adding a +3 to all contract end dates via the dll
^What is the second plate to change the date? cant find it
