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, realistic indeed, as is TW's. Not used to seeing that from him, but awesome nonetheless. Very detailed...
Oh. Lol. I haven't played GT3 since I was 10 yrs old. I forgot everything about it.Yeah I know. The disks do light up but what I was saying was that they don't light up like in GT3
Yeah...that Toyota GT1 also looks like it used softglow. Is this allowed? I'm not sure - hope it is though.
Oh. Lol. I haven't played GT3 since I was 10 yrs old. I forgot everything about it.
I've always wondered if softglow is allowed. I've refrained from using it, because I was never really sure about it.
ah ha..ok....I previously thought that the people saying it were so stupid that they forgot to change the oil or something. So it's just a break down in other terms.
Yep, the TW's Skyline is awesome too, it has a the wild look that I love so much. I coulnd't resist opening PS now that I've a spare day. I was near to close it in the middle, the ligh was not so easy to cheat as I thought, but finally it came out like one of my best I guess.
Anyhow I have to critizice the actual state of poll vottings. Since most of people left the forum activity, I feel many competitions are more like a toy, and many good screens are being underestimated lately. That's not nice anymore. I'll stay tuned as always to vote all polls possible to make this fun, but fair also.
Alex: The color is so well balance and the cleanup is amazing. 👍 👍
What draws my attention is the headlights' reflection, and I really hope you can do the same to the windshield. Bram is right about the curve blur, and it shouldn't be that curvy. The other problem is the picture itself. The Audi is not quite parallel to the right side of the road, which makes a difficult decision ... "Perfect blur" vs "Real vanishing point"
I hate to break it to you, but I just noticed that you're on a City Course, not a World Circuit, so your entry is ineligible. Sorry.
Oh, don't make me talk about your Solstice rims
Just joking, you know I'm only with honest words, and you're right with the blur. The vanishing point is just behind the right mirror, but I hate radial blurs that looks very straight and photoshopped there. I went crazy deforming the tarmac and finally decided to click the green tick and leave it. It's not perfectly real, but it's more natural and spectacular.
As I said, the key was the lightning. The color correction makes it very eyecandy, but it has the wow because you can feel -the more or less- the TT comming to you in a realistic atmosphere.
I don't know anything about the reflections, because they're stock . Luckly the graphics engine didn't cast the shadows or reflections over the windshield or it'd be a nightmare to get them right! After these years of photomoding, you know...