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First vid: Centrifuge 2 -
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4mins, 320x240 (save filesize), 26mb's
comments from post 1 to 41
Latest Release (May 3, 2005): Centrifuge 3 -
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4:27, 480x360, ~18mb's
Member comments on this vid begin at post 42
About the video:
This is my first release as a member of
IDM
I made Centrifuge 3 after submitting my entry for AO's Gauntlet. I was dissatisfied with the drifting I presented in that vid. Tsukuba is not my cup of tea - nor are racing hard tires on blue S14's, I've come to realize. This is just a sort of a 'look what i can do' video.
So, yes, the effects are nothing like those seen in my :tip the scale. vid which i submitted for that competition. There's a few fancy scene transitions, but they dont require any extra thought - just 3 more mouse clicks. The focus is more on long and/or complex drifting. For that reason I repeat a few clips with different views.
Now, before anyone asks - the settings are not for sale. Partly b/c my game data has gone corrupt - maxdrive crushing and GT4 saves are not a good mix
. And also partly b/c I changed the settings slightly from track to track to match the surface's grip level (some tracks are grippier than others). However, I will divulge the mods, since there aren't many:
1987 Nissan Skyline GTS-R (R31) - it's an FR
300hp (by some combination of upgrades)
stage 3 weight reduction
Full Racing Suspension
N2 Tires
thats it.
Hope everyone enjoys it!
Re-release (June 21, 2005): AO's Gauntlet Entry - Tip the Scale -
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2:57, 640x480, ~18mb's
About the video:
I created this video for a competition constructed by Der Alta (now retired). It was rendered in my pre-
IDM days, but released after I became a member. It won the competition quite handily, and I won myself 3 months of Premium membership on GTP. The contest voting thread may be viewed
here, and the results
here.
The focus in this vid was on the effects moreso than the drifting - as that was also the focus of the competition. The car ('93 Silvia K's Aero) did have a drift setup, but I made the decision to drive on racing hard tires, for reasons now lost to me. I think I liked the larger rim size or something silly like that. So the angle of the majority of the drifts is far less than those displayed in my Centrifuge 3 vid.