Gran Turismo 7 and GT Sport User Interface Fan Art
- Thread starter Scuderia Paul
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- Sokika
no offense to you but objectively it's not good. First don't strech your images keep a natural aspect, and seperate your differents elements and give more personality.
- 5,065
- Fort Worth
- That_sneaky_azN
In a very productive mood today.
Have a tuning menu!
Have a tuning menu!
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- Johannesburg
- Tayeedz1
Nice work and your symbols and logos are clean.
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- EliteKilla29
Really nice:tup:
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- GranTurismo0517
- RandomCarGuy17
Seeing some of the recent menu desigs pop up inspired me to finally make up a new menu design. Here it is; it's my "first car" menu. It's an optional menu you can go to in the car dealership when you play GT7's career mode at the beginning. It'll show every car in the game that can be bought with the money you start up with, I thought it would be better than scrolling through the manufactures just to find the cheap cars.
Notes:
1. I thought of Forza when I designed this a bit aswell; from the previous titles where a player could choose between a few cars to start with. Except, I wanted it to be a bit more expansive in the player's options.
2. There is suppose to be more than one page, I just forgot to add an "next page" button. I'll update it later along with something to indicate the car highlighted.
3. I may rearrange the text on the cars a bit and do some fixing with the renders.
4. I used a combination of renders I found on google and the FM6 car list wallpaper.
Notes:
1. I thought of Forza when I designed this a bit aswell; from the previous titles where a player could choose between a few cars to start with. Except, I wanted it to be a bit more expansive in the player's options.
2. There is suppose to be more than one page, I just forgot to add an "next page" button. I'll update it later along with something to indicate the car highlighted.
3. I may rearrange the text on the cars a bit and do some fixing with the renders.
4. I used a combination of renders I found on google and the FM6 car list wallpaper.
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- Virginia Beach, VA, US
Reminds me of the tuning menu from GT1. Nice.
- 17,897
- Florida
- GranTurismo0517
- RandomCarGuy17
Well, I designed a "Recommended Cars" menu for GT7. It's a bit more simple than the one in GT6. I kept a lot of the categories from GT6 and added a couple more along that.
EDIT:
Here's what a submenu would look like once you picked a category. Just like in GT6, it'll list some recommended cars in a category.
I just used car renders that I found on google images for the cars. Also yes, I did put a Porsche in there. I just did that to see what Porsche would look like if it was featured in a GT title for once. Also, I couldn't find any Ruf renders. :/
EDIT:
Here's what a submenu would look like once you picked a category. Just like in GT6, it'll list some recommended cars in a category.
I just used car renders that I found on google images for the cars. Also yes, I did put a Porsche in there. I just did that to see what Porsche would look like if it was featured in a GT title for once. Also, I couldn't find any Ruf renders. :/
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- That_sneaky_azN
Reactions may be a mixed bag for this one.
R5
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Only thing that irks me is the images of the vehicles. I know it'd be impossible or a lot of work to get GT6 images for it but those images just don't sit well on the screens.Well, I designed a "Recommended Cars" menu for GT7. It's a bit more simple than the one in GT6. I kept a lot of the categories from GT6 and added a couple more along that.
EDIT:
Here's what a submenu would look like once you picked a category. Just like in GT6, it'll list some recommended cars in a category.
I just used car renders that I found on google images for the cars. Also yes, I did put a Porsche in there. I just did that to see what Porsche would look like if it was featured in a GT title for once. Also, I couldn't find any Ruf renders. :/
Hang on, that's not the only thing. The bottom menu also doesn't sit well. Looks too... heavy if that's the right word. Maybe halving the font sizes and icons would improve this though.
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- GranTurismo0517
- RandomCarGuy17
Hmmm, I think I might understand what you mean. Some of the images I picked look out of place to me aswell. I'll try finding better images for some of the cars I picked (or just pick new cars altogether). As for GT6, I have tried using the images from that game before. The only problem is that I don't think they would fit my menus too well either.
I don't think I like that idea of reducing the font size that much to be honest. I agree that they look too "heavy", but I think halving them would feel too "light". So yeah, I'll try reducing the size of them, but not by that much.
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- EliteKilla29
Wow this is incredible. I really love the background. Gives the online menu that more worldwide feel to it when you searching for a online room and stuff if you know what i mean.Nice and clean overall. Nice work.
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i made this few months ago. Basically it's a Gran Turismo UI fan art in mind, but i'm using another game as the base for the background.
(maybe it's too simple for GT7 UI though ^^)
(maybe it's too simple for GT7 UI though ^^)
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- GranTurismo0517
- RandomCarGuy17
I tried tweaking one of the menu designs I previously posted. I resized the text and options square on the bottom part of the menu. I also switched out a few of the car images with ones that had similar angles to the ones I had there already. I also used a couple of car images from GT6, but I didn't want to do this with all spots. I wouldn't be able to anyway.
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Again, the text at the bottom is irking me. Needs centred and it still looks too big. The second may just be down to that odd (and unnecessary) blue box surrounding the options button and the text being above it rather than beside it.I tried tweaking one of the menu designs I previously posted. I resized the text and options square on the bottom part of the menu. I also switched out a few of the car images with ones that had similar angles to the ones I had there already. I also used a couple of car images from GT6, but I didn't want to do this with all spots. I wouldn't be able to anyway.
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- GranTurismo0517
- RandomCarGuy17
Yeah, I'm not making the text any smaller. Having a small text might be fine with you, but it will be bothering me. I just think it'll look too small in proportion to the rest of the menu. The blue box is based on the box surrounding the start button in GT6's UI.
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I'm not saying make it any smaller, I'm saying get rid of the pointless blue box and align the top of the text horizontally which will help it look less heavy and awkward.
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- GranTurismo0517
- RandomCarGuy17
You weren't? but you said the size of the text on the bottom looked too big. I thought you were talking about the whole bottom. As for the option box, fine; I'll get rid of it and see what I can do. *sigh*
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- theufc33
Try using a thinner font, I think that may make it a little cleaner. Just my opinion.
- 17,897
- Florida
- GranTurismo0517
- RandomCarGuy17
Sure, I'm willing to give it a try. Although, I like the current fonts I picked; they feel more "Gran Turismoish" to me.
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- theufc33
Yeah, at the end of the day, as long as you're happy with what you've made, that's what matters.
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- Scuderia_Paul
Let me start by saying it is great to see this thread kicking back into life. Just want to say thank you to the contributors are still plugging away on their concepts. I have been off work for 10 days now after having surgery and had planned to create a couple of new pieces but just was not up to it. Tomorrow hopefully I will start back. I need to as you guys are showing me up on productivity!
Comments on a few recently posted UI pieces made me realise that I had wanted to ask a question some time ago but it slipped my mind.
What is the process you utilise when creating a new concept? Do you have a reasonable vision of what you want before you start to build or a loose idea that evolves as it progresses? Perhaps it is both!
1) My process commences with a 1920 x 1080 document into which any fixed UI graphics, such as upper info bars or control bars, are dropped as that lays out where you cannot work on the new piece.
Actually, I have noticed some people not using real display dimensions and even an incorrect aspect ratio.
2) More often than not there is a clear vision, bar wriggle room for changes in fine detail, which is mapped out in coloured boxes and labelled accordingly. Once I am happy with the fundamental spacing I place guide lines in Photoshop and then add more for borders etc where will be no text.
3) When I have a build I am content with, or am unsure if even a minor detail may not work, it is saved to USB and tested on my tv. The UI is designed to be viewed on a tv so it makes sense to test it in it's intended environment. This step can be repeated many many times. How many builds might you usually go through?
With people commenting on @RandomCarGuy17 with icons being too large for example, this testing can be hugely beneficial as it can highlight such issues. Colours can appear quite different too and I have quite often changed based on that. If you are happy with your work it does not matter.
Anyway, enough of me probably boring you all! If you have a system share it with us as it could help.
Hopefully you all keep working away as I love to see this thread in my Alerts notifications.
Comments on a few recently posted UI pieces made me realise that I had wanted to ask a question some time ago but it slipped my mind.
What is the process you utilise when creating a new concept? Do you have a reasonable vision of what you want before you start to build or a loose idea that evolves as it progresses? Perhaps it is both!
1) My process commences with a 1920 x 1080 document into which any fixed UI graphics, such as upper info bars or control bars, are dropped as that lays out where you cannot work on the new piece.
Actually, I have noticed some people not using real display dimensions and even an incorrect aspect ratio.
2) More often than not there is a clear vision, bar wriggle room for changes in fine detail, which is mapped out in coloured boxes and labelled accordingly. Once I am happy with the fundamental spacing I place guide lines in Photoshop and then add more for borders etc where will be no text.
3) When I have a build I am content with, or am unsure if even a minor detail may not work, it is saved to USB and tested on my tv. The UI is designed to be viewed on a tv so it makes sense to test it in it's intended environment. This step can be repeated many many times. How many builds might you usually go through?
With people commenting on @RandomCarGuy17 with icons being too large for example, this testing can be hugely beneficial as it can highlight such issues. Colours can appear quite different too and I have quite often changed based on that. If you are happy with your work it does not matter.
Anyway, enough of me probably boring you all! If you have a system share it with us as it could help.
Hopefully you all keep working away as I love to see this thread in my Alerts notifications.
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- theufc33
I agree, this is a great thread. Thanks for documenting how you make your UI, I think that'll be helpful for many people in this thread. Hope you recover well bud.
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- That_sneaky_azN
When a new day starts, this pops up.
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- Formidable_LG
- Formidable77
Just my first attempt here at a main menu here. I will make improvements to some of my work over time, but here's the first thing. It's sort of a mix between GT6 and GT4 menus, only more simplistic.
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- Formidable_LG
- Formidable77
My second version of the Main menu. More clean and easier to navigate.
(Sorry if this counts as double posting)
(Sorry if this counts as double posting)
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- Scuderia_Paul
Very nice indeed @Formidable. I hope you do not mind some feedback.
1/ In my opinion I would like to see uniform text size for each section and have it placed in a consistent position such as the bottom left corner of each tile. I would also reduce text size as on a 40" tv they would be enormous.
2/ The mouse cursor is outdated and I think the selected tile should have a coloured border to highlight it.
3/ A minor thing too is to swap the Start icon for Options.
They are all minor issues and the most important element is the UI layout. Also, do not change anything you are happy with just because I said this.
Keep up the good work as I look forward to seeing more!
1/ In my opinion I would like to see uniform text size for each section and have it placed in a consistent position such as the bottom left corner of each tile. I would also reduce text size as on a 40" tv they would be enormous.
2/ The mouse cursor is outdated and I think the selected tile should have a coloured border to highlight it.
3/ A minor thing too is to swap the Start icon for Options.
They are all minor issues and the most important element is the UI layout. Also, do not change anything you are happy with just because I said this.
Keep up the good work as I look forward to seeing more!
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- Florida, USA
- Formidable_LG
- Formidable77
Honestly on most of my work that I do, I never get feedback, so this is much appreciated. It helps me out a lot, so thank you!
@Grandea GTR Impressive work, and would love to have the same thing in GT7
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