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This is the discussion thread for a recent post on GTPlanet:
This article was published by Josh Steele (@SVX) on May 19th, 2017 in the Gran Turismo Sport category.
Tire Deformation Spotted Within GT Sport
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Er, because progress is good.
Regardless of any existing deficiencies, I'd say it's good to see Polyphony exploring other aspects of what is undoubtedly the hardest part of physics simulation. Tires are deeply complex, and if this has a knock-on effect that encourages further changes elsewhere in the system, that's a good thing IMO.
Also, as a surprising aside, it's a little shocking to think FM3 is now eight years old.
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HAHAH yep, that means its a hardcore sim! 
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GT physics engine beginning to flex its muscles?
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Why do I have the feeling that PD forced Sony to close Evolution Studios and now it started using their ideas and technology?
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I don't think so, Driveclub and GT Sport have two very different handling models.
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It seems unlikely — though possible — that this would be a graphical-only upgrade. I agree that ideally, every aspect of a franchise move forward with each iteration, but one can make the argument that isn't really needed.
GT physics engine beginning to flex its muscles?
Way ahead of you.
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That's a neat little feature, didn't expect that, think it's a nice addition, after all, it's the smaller details that can often be just as poignant. Something GT has usually been pretty good at.
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It's a big leap forward if it's incorporated into the physics model. Remains to be seen if it is.
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Sorry but I think this topic should be properly discussed here? :
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/the-little-details-of-gran-turismo.355157/
Because imo this is some little details you can spot on the game visually. Hopefully will improved the physics later as well.
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/the-little-details-of-gran-turismo.355157/
Because imo this is some little details you can spot on the game visually. Hopefully will improved the physics later as well.
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DELETED... sorry
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- johnwalter1044
Interesting. This would definitely be when taking photos of cars spinning their tires of the start line.
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I would not expect that level of flexing on the tires on GT (not even in slowmo) tho and given that the dragter has slick tires aswell.
This trailer of GT6 however (which I believed I have noticed for a long time but did not really cared about it) caught my attention long ago as it also shows some tire deforming/flexing?
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I will always have a place for GT. It was the first racing video game I really loved. However, a simulation it is not.
That title belongs to the likes of Assetto, RFactor2, i-Racing and to some extent Project Cars.
GT is what it is. Without damage, day/night transition and weather. It is an arcade encyclopedia of cars.
Adding an image of tire deformation does not a sim make. And still no discernable upgrade of engine sounds?
Those looking for a true sim experience will look to other products and find what they seek. Those who love GT for what it was and will be will be perfectly happy with what is presented. And that's a good thing.👍
That title belongs to the likes of Assetto, RFactor2, i-Racing and to some extent Project Cars.
GT is what it is. Without damage, day/night transition and weather. It is an arcade encyclopedia of cars.
Adding an image of tire deformation does not a sim make. And still no discernable upgrade of engine sounds?
Those looking for a true sim experience will look to other products and find what they seek. Those who love GT for what it was and will be will be perfectly happy with what is presented. And that's a good thing.👍
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Tyre deformation was something that GT6 lacked completely and it kinda bugged me, because PCars actually simulated it. However, it wasn't really shown clearly (I'm not saying it couldn't be seen though). GT Sport HAS TO GET the physics of tyre deformation correct, otherwise what we see on screen is nothing more than a gimmick. It's one thing to animate the cars' movements but it's another to actually program everything into the physics engine. But it's a start for PD.
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Hmmm... tyre deformation... check. Tyre pressure... we'll see. Engine for said physics?..
IDK but it would be nice. Others do such things and more. But I don't see any 'simulators' loosing their tyres completly, which I would be more interested in.
Catastrophic failure of abused engines, transmissions and tyres are aspects that I have been looking for PD to commit to since Y2K. Really missing this in the so called 'Race for Real' lobbies... which SRF shouldn't even be an option.
IDK but it would be nice. Others do such things and more. But I don't see any 'simulators' loosing their tyres completly, which I would be more interested in.
Catastrophic failure of abused engines, transmissions and tyres are aspects that I have been looking for PD to commit to since Y2K. Really missing this in the so called 'Race for Real' lobbies... which SRF shouldn't even be an option.
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