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I'm not much of a painter but according to your picture that's what I came up with!
Special colors - Metal flake
Base color H:0.05 S:0.99 B:0.71
Flake H:0.05 S:0.94 B:1.00
Wow cool, thanks
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I'm not much of a painter but according to your picture that's what I came up with!
Special colors - Metal flake
Base color H:0.05 S:0.99 B:0.71
Flake H:0.05 S:0.94 B:1.00
I actually think that’s really good! Time to add that one the the list.View attachment 801459
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I'm not much of a painter but according to your picture that's what I came up with!
Special colors - Metal flake
Base color H:0.05 S:0.99 B:0.71
Flake H:0.05 S:0.94 B:1.00
Thank you!I actually think that’s really good! Time to add that one the the list.
No problem! I think I identified the colour as well after a bit of research. It looks as though it's "Papaya Spark" from what I can tell, which does look quite nice! It's now in the spreadsheet, though it's further down the list with a handful of other individual colours with rough guesses of whether you've used the first or second click of the values. I'll have a look myself when I have the time, but what you got and provided will be kept.Thank you!
Now that is a lot of colours! I've started to add the values in and try and fine-tune them in terms of the first or second click of these values. Appreciate the help!So as per this post and @jwesson1 's request , i'll list the color values for each car I showed in there.
NSX Midnight Purple
Metal Flakes:
Base: Hue 0.75, Saturation 0.30, Brightness 0.25
Flake: Hue 0.75, Saturation 0.34, Brightness 0.40
Wheels: Steel Semigloss
MX5 V-special Green with Beige roof
Paint: Two-Tone Polished
Base: Hue 0.41, Saturation 0.83, Brightness 0.45
Highlight: Hue 0.35, Saturation 1.00, Brightness 0.15
Mirrors: Chrome
Roof: Hue 0.11, Saturation 0.39, Brightness 0.65
RX-7 Infini III Green
Normal: Hue: 0.45, Saturation 0.50, Brightness 0.13
RX-7 Montego Blue
Metal Flakes:
Base: Hue 0.57, Saturation 1.00, Brightness 0.18
Flake: Hue 0.53, Saturation 0.66, Brightness 0.25
Lancer Evo VI Reims "Lance" Blue
Normal color: Hue 0.60, Saturation 0.71, Brightness 0.69
Lancer Evo VIII Medium Purple
Metal Flakes:
Base: Hue 0.66, Saturation 0.25, Brightness 1.00
Flake: Hue 0.66, Saturation 0.25, Brightness 1.00 (not a mistake, I do this on purpose)
Lancer Evo IX Yellow Metallic
Metal Flakes:
Base: Hue 0.15, Saturation 0.74, Brightness 0.99
Flake: Hue 0.15, Saturation 0.74, Brightness 0.99 (not a mistake, I do this on purpose)
Skyline R34 Jade Green
Two-tone Polished:
Base: Hue 0.29, Saturation 0.11, Brightness 0.93
Highlight: Hue 0.29, Saturation 0.11, Brightness 0.84
Silvia S13 Turquoise 2-tone
Color 1: Two-tone polished
Base: Hue 0.47, Saturation 0.44, Brightness 0.85
Highlight: Hue 0.46, Saturation 0.44, Brightness 1.00
Color 2: Manufacturer color Blue 2-tone
SPECIAL COLORS
GTO Twin Turbo Gran Turismo 1 "Purple" Mariana Blue Pearl
Metal Flake:
Base: Hue 0.65, Saturation 1.00, Brightness 0.25
Flake: Hue 0.65, Saturation 1.00, Brightness 0.70
GTO Twin Turbo GT1 Race Mod Blue (Wheels ROTA J.SPL)
Metal Flakes:
Base: Hue 0.65, Saturation 0.44, Brightness 0.30
Flake: Hue 0.65, Saturation 0.43, Brightness 0.65
Wheels: Group 1 and 2 White
GTO Twin Turbo GT1 Race Mod Green (Wheels ROTA J.SPL)
Metal Flakes:
Base: Hue 0.36, Saturation 0.47, Brightness 0.30
Flake: Hue 0.36, Saturation 0.43, Brightness 0.65
Wheels: Group 1 and 2 White
GTO SR GT1 Race Mod Red (Wheels ROTA J.SPL)
Metal Flakes:
Base: Hue 0.00, Saturation 0.71, Brightness 0.55
Flake: Hue 0.00, Saturation 0.55, Brightness 0.65
Wheels: Group 1 and 2 White
GTO '95 Twin Turbo GT1 Race Mod Yellow (Wheels ROTA J.SPL)
Metal Flakes:
Base: Hue 0.12, Saturation 1.00, Brightness 1.00
Flake: Hue 0.16, Saturation 0.65, Brightness 0.65
Wheels: Group 1 and 2 White
CR-X GT1 Bonus Car Purple (Wheels ROTIFORM MLW)
Metal Flakes:
Base: Hue 0.70, Saturation 0.20, Brightness 0.54
Flake: Hue 0.73, Saturation 0.60, Brightness 0.25
Wheel: Normal Hue 0.00, Saturation 1.00, Brightness 0.85
CR-X GT1 Bonus Car Black (Wheels ROTIFORM MLW)
Manufacturer's Black
Wheel: Normal Hue 0.00, Saturation 1.00, Brightness 0.85
CR-X GT1 Bonus Car Yellow (Wheels ROTIFORM MLW)
Metal Flakes:
Base: Hue 0.14, Saturation 1.00, Brightness 1.00
Flake: Hue 0.12, Saturation 1.00, Brightness 1.00
Wheel: Normal Hue 0.00, Saturation 1.00, Brightness 0.85
Civic GT1 Bonus Car Yellow (Wheels ROTA P45R)
Metal Flakes:
Base: Hue 0.12, Saturation 0.65, Brightness 1.00
Flake: Hue 0.11, Saturation 0.80, Brightness 0.94
Wheel: Matte Black
Hood + grille in black vinyl
Civic GT1 Bonus Car Blue (Wheels ROTA P45R)
Metal Flakes:
Base: Hue 0.60, Saturation 1.00, Brightness 0.59
Flake: Hue 0.53, Saturation 0.93, Brightness 1.00
Wheel: Matte Black
Hood + grille in black vinyl
Civic GT1 Bonus Car Pink (Wheels ROTA P45R)
Metal Flakes:
Base: Hue 0.91, Saturation 1.00, Brightness 0.59
Flake: Hue 0.91, Saturation 0.93, Brightness 1.00
Wheel: Matte Black
Hood + grille in black vinyl
I've tried and I can't seem to get close whatsoever, would anyone be kind enough to try and replicate Porsche's Arena Red?
As of now, not yet. However, a few of the R34 colours are on my list to do before continuing through manufacturers. They're going to be a challenge to make, but they'll be done soon if all goes well!Have you done the Midnight Purples (II and III) from the R34?
That website for "FINDING FORZA VALUES", can it be used to clone in-game colors, that is, the ones you pick in the color selection? If so, can it work for metallic paint?
Biggest issue with new color system was T10 making a metal flake layer separate from base paint, which made things more complicated than necessary. I feel as if the flake is excessive.
My requests are simple:
Rosso Corsa (Ferrari obviously)
Fayence Yellow from Porsche Carrera GT (completely wrong in the game)
DBR9 Racing Green Metallic (Aston Martin, it's same color as on the race car)
That website for "FINDING FORZA VALUES", can it be used to clone in-game colors, that is, the ones you pick in the color selection? If so, can it work for metallic paint?
Biggest issue with new color system was T10 making a metal flake layer separate from base paint, which made things more complicated than necessary. I feel as if the flake is excessive.
My requests are simple:
Rosso Corsa (Ferrari obviously)
Fayence Yellow from Porsche Carrera GT (completely wrong in the game)
DBR9 Racing Green Metallic (Aston Martin, it's same color as on the race car)
It definitely can be used for finding the values if you're looking to clone a pre-existing colour in-game. As JaCor653 said, you can find the values for a solid, gloss colour with a vinyl, even if that takes some time to do. My suggestion is to take a screenshot with the colour(s) you want to clone, save it to OneDrive and download it (or download it from the Xbox app) and open the file in the website. My best bet is that Racing Green should be created using "semigloss" or "two-tone semigloss", as "metal flake" doesn't suit that particular colour in comparison to images of the real example just like you said.That website for "FINDING FORZA VALUES", can it be used to clone in-game colors, that is, the ones you pick in the color selection? If so, can it work for metallic paint?
Biggest issue with new color system was T10 making a metal flake layer separate from base paint, which made things more complicated than necessary. I feel as if the flake is excessive.
My requests are simple:
Rosso Corsa (Ferrari obviously)
Fayence Yellow from Porsche Carrera GT (completely wrong in the game)
DBR9 Racing Green Metallic (Aston Martin, it's same color as on the race car)
It definitely can be used for finding the values if you're looking to clone a pre-existing colour in-game. As JaCor653 said, you can find the values for a solid, gloss colour with a vinyl, even if that takes some time to do. My suggestion is to take a screenshot with the colour(s) you want to clone, save it to OneDrive and download it (or download it from the Xbox app) and open the file in the website. My best bet is that Racing Green should be created using "semigloss" or "two-tone semigloss", as "metal flake" doesn't suit that particular colour in comparison to images of the real example just like you said.
From the research I’ve been able to do, that looks like a custom colour rather than a factory colour. This one is going to take some time to create without a colour code or paint chip, but I should be able to get that done.So I saw this Porsche in one of Stradmans videos and Is there anyone of you who know which color this is? And if someone could recreate it I would be very happy!
http://prntscr.com/nsha8x
http://prntscr.com/nshbbd
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That website for "FINDING FORZA VALUES", can it be used to clone in-game colors, that is, the ones you pick in the color selection? If so, can it work for metallic paint?
Biggest issue with new color system was T10 making a metal flake layer separate from base paint, which made things more complicated than necessary. I feel as if the flake is excessive.
My requests are simple:
Rosso Corsa (Ferrari obviously)
Fayence Yellow from Porsche Carrera GT (completely wrong in the game)
DBR9 Racing Green Metallic (Aston Martin, it's same color as on the race car)
So with a bit of research and testing, Yachting Blue Metallic is now featured in the list.So I saw this Porsche in one of Stradmans videos and Is there anyone of you who know which color this is? And if someone could recreate it I would be very happy!
http://prntscr.com/nsha8x
http://prntscr.com/nshbbd
Funnily enough I was working on this without realising you requested it! So I guess that is more of a “win win” situation than anything else.
You are very welcome, my friend!I shouldn't forget to thank you @Mitcho2001 for your hard work!
Could you try to recrate the Ferrari "Blu Swaters" color?
Judging from that license plate, I think I know what colour you are asking for. Should be easy too as it looks like a solid, gloss paint. I’ll get to work on that tomorrow and provide an update for you.