Show Your Drift Cars
- Thread starter Roors
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Question.. a lot of times when I go into photo mode on a replay and try to catch the car in a nice drift, I end up with jagged edges on the car. Doesn't always happen, but almost always does when there is a LOT of smoke behind the car.
I see some pretty clean pics with lots of smoke on here.. what am I missing?
I see some pretty clean pics with lots of smoke on here.. what am I missing?
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- TwistedFMJ
One of my favorite drift car I had in store throughout GT5.
And yes, it has a 10/90 split on it.
And yes, it has a 10/90 split on it.
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- Swirlyx3
Question.. a lot of times when I go into photo mode on a replay and try to catch the car in a nice drift, I end up with jagged edges on the car. Doesn't always happen, but almost always does when there is a LOT of smoke behind the car.
I see some pretty clean pics with lots of smoke on here.. what am I missing?
If you take a picture from the front of the car with alot of smoke behind it. It will do what you said put alot of jagged edges around the car. The thing that i do im not sure if anyone else dose is that i try and get the smoke away from the car. Like i dont want the smoke to touch the car alot but just enough to wear the car is still smooth. Another thing is when you take a picture from behind the car the smoke dose not matter at all. I dont understand it myself but it dosent affect the car at all. But just try and move the camera little by little and see if you can get some good pics.
I hope you can understand what i said. It might seem complicated but its just your position with the camera.
I got a few drift cars myself(sorry for the picture spam...)
Racing slicks? Say wha?
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- tuzmyfuz80
- tuzmyfuz80
One of my favorite drift car I had in store throughout GT5.
And yes, it has a 10/90 split on it.
This a proper drifting forum not a sliding/power-sliding forum
10/90 still means it is awd/4wd
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- BEMBEMBOWBOW
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- itstheDRE4M
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- PNW
- cowabungacorey
Sliding is sliding. No matter how you do it, if it's sideways, it doesn't matter
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this thread is not for awd haters.
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- tuzmyfuz80
- tuzmyfuz80
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- itstheDRE4M
Drifting - driving technique where the driver intentionally over steers, causing loss of traction in the rear wheels while maintaining total vehicle control.
So you're telling me, that me 'sliding' around this cone isn't drifting?
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- kadoimmortal
Zeto DRIFT! (Cobra DRIFT coming soon)
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- kadoimmortal
Drifting - driving technique where the driver intentionally over steers, causing loss of traction in the rear wheels while maintaining total vehicle control.
So you're telling me, that me 'sliding' around this cone isn't drifting?
If there is actually driving technique involved in that then sure your drifting but not much and pretty basic imo.
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- LostMastodon88
Drifting - driving technique where the driver intentionally over steers, causing loss of traction in the rear wheels while maintaining total vehicle control.
So you're telling me, that me 'sliding' around this cone isn't drifting?
No it isnt drifting
AWD/4wd cars are NOT drift cars.
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- itstheDRE4M
You go try it. Then get back with me.. it took a while for me to get my technique down so I could drift the cone perfectly.
Only WE get random **** like that.. Haha
Calm down there internet tough guy.
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