I'm trying to script a tune and when I try to compare the two tunes it says I can't because the o.s. is different. I thought you had to have the tunes side by side to script. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Very new to this. Thanks
Scripting problem
- Thread starter SHOTZY
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To script you will need the modded tune and a stock version of that modded tune. Open the stock one and then the modded one in the second window. Go to edit and select create script. Make your script and then you take that and run that script over your stock OS and then you have scripted it.
The first part makes sense but after I script the modded tune I'll still have a different os right? Sorry so green here.
Heres a write up I put together on this:
http://www.thetruckstop.us/forum/showthread.php?t=19257
First, find the stock file for the same O.S. to script against.
Then proceed with the above link.
http://www.thetruckstop.us/forum/showthread.php?t=19257
First, find the stock file for the same O.S. to script against.
Then proceed with the above link.
No it won't change your OS. After you run the script on your OS go through all the tables before you save it the changes will be in blue. Your looking for things that are out of place tire size fuel tanks size ETC.
I have made a script from another truck and tune with the same OS. 8594. I just tried it on my 8594OS and the tune was really screwed up. I am going to try making a new script, or I'll have to resort to the old copy and paste.
what was screwed up about it, did you make sure the tune you scripted from has the same size fuel tank as yours and is the tune in metric or imperial, it makes a difference
after you have did the compare feature of 2 (same op system) tunes you click on edit, then create script.
so your saying that the vehicle you run/put a script on has to have the same fuel tank size or it won't work?
No, you need to make sure each tune is set in imperial or metric units (they have to be the same) for the scripting process to work right.
But if the script your running was from a truck with a different fuel tank it will change it when you run the script. You just have to change it back.
No it won't. A script only changes what has been changed from the tune you are comparing. In other words, when you create the original tune, as long as you don't change the fuel tank parameters from stock, they will not be included in the script.
But if it was built off a 3500 and the tune is that of a 3500 it will have the Fuel Size in the script since your going over a 2500?
I'm I making any sense?
I'm I making any sense?
If you use a stock tune with a 34 gallon tank, and the alternate tune you are using to create the script also has a 34 gallon tank, you can use the script to make a tune for a truck with a 26 gallon tank without doing anything to the fuel tank parameters. If any table is the same in the original tune as the alternate tune, that table will not be included in the script.But if it was built off a 3500 and the tune is that of a 3500 it will have the Fuel Size in the script since your going over a 2500?
I'm I making any sense?
Thats true well anyways some how my truck started thinking it had a 34 gal tank once. My only point was its just a good idea to look over things and see what was changed.
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