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I'd love to see a few open wheelers that we can use that livery editor on, PD really should have some in the game with GT Sport having a focus on high-level motorsport.
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Hopefully, with DLC, they can just add like 1 or 2 generic models like they did before. Same with stock cars. The power of the livery editor and enhanced tuning function would make the grid feel very unique.
I actually never used the FGT or any Nascar vehicles on GT5/6, but the fact that I could slap my custom livery on it, would motivate me to participate in those kinds of events. Weird that something as simple as a livery editor makes me want to try a new race discipline.
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I presume PD lost the NASCAR license when Forza gained it.
However, what's stopping them from making "JASCAR" cars? Toyota Crown, Honda Legend, Nissan Skyline bodied cars on the same chassis as the Gen 6 NASCAR stock cars, utilizing the same physics, power, and aero numbers. Some Bridgestone branded slicks and good to go!
I'd love to see some Japanese sedans turned into Gen 6 style NASCAR cars.
However, what's stopping them from making "JASCAR" cars? Toyota Crown, Honda Legend, Nissan Skyline bodied cars on the same chassis as the Gen 6 NASCAR stock cars, utilizing the same physics, power, and aero numbers. Some Bridgestone branded slicks and good to go!
I'd love to see some Japanese sedans turned into Gen 6 style NASCAR cars.
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wouldn't surprise me, companies nowadays love to get exclusivity so people will flock to their brand more than others. Very few companies nowadays actually care about allowing things to be spread across a genre. Look at EA for example, they refused to let Porsche go out unless they were payed a good bit of money so they could appear in other games. Thankfully Porsche got fed up with it and wouldn't renew that contract.
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Nope (or at least, there's no actual evidence of it). Certain folks like to peddle the idea that the Top Gear license was a Forza exclusive deal, though. Considering the deal kicked off in 2009 — a year before GT5 featured Top Gear content — that seems unlikely. T10 also doesn't have an exclusive license for NASCAR. The NASCAR Heat games should make that clear. As others have said, T10 has seemingly had a few timed exclusives (Ford GT, Lambo Centenario), but its hardly alone there. See the McLaren 720S in PCARS2.
The NASCAR and WRC licenses were squandered in the PS3-era GT games, so I can't say I'm surprised by their absence. Though with the ovals in GT Sport, it's a little sad to not see NASCAR vehicles, especially since a livery editor would make them a lot more fun IMO.
Imagine putting custom liveries on those.
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And quite disappointing for any PSVR users as open wheelers are ridiculously cool in VR.
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The only option I see (and wouldn't be bad imo) would be something like "smart-guides". Something like what Adobe implemented with CS5 or 6, at least in Ai it appeared in one of those versions.
So, we could avoid manual guides because the software would automatically set some guides as soon as you would put a first element. For instance, if you would create a set of 3 circles, after the first 2, the third would be "pushed" to the right place, making the distance between it and the 2nd circle the same as between the 2nd and the first. Without you needing to set up rulers and manual guides. (Quite weird to explain but really easy once you see it or try it out).
In GTS, I'd imagine a few smart guides set by default:
- centre of the car, centre of the bonnet, door, spoiler, etc;
- 3/4 points in all those places too;
- and new smart guides once you put a random element in a random place. For example, a logo on a random place on the door, on the other side of the car would be a few "smart guides" (centre, top, bottom and side limits) so when you would place a different element, it would be "pushed" into the right place.
Of course this is easier said than done. But it could work...
Coordinates maybe are easier to code but IMO, don't work as intuitively as "smart guides".
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Its possible the GT5 deal happened before. All association being stopped while Forza newly introduced their partnership/track does not seem like a coincidence.
Hahaha, they got time exclusives on cars.....thats just pathetic. Lmao at the people doing these deals thinking they make a difference.
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Again, no actual evidence of it. Which ties neatly into the next bit...
You missed the word "seemingly". On a similar note, the Nismo GT-R road car and GT-R LM race car also seemed to be timed exclusives for GT6. Is that pathetic too?
And, to actually keep this on-topic: the GT-R LM should be an interesting one to paint, given its... unique shape.
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I'm really intrigued as to how this 'custom decal' works - how it's done (web, USB stick, GT app), what formats it allows, how it's rendered in-game, what is censored and how...
Seems as though it will be very hard to avoid someone covering a car with cocks at some point... Or Forza logos or whatever.
Seems as though it will be very hard to avoid someone covering a car with cocks at some point... Or Forza logos or whatever.
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Oh I didn't mean it disparagingly - I meant it as in: 'some people will always try and be a bit cheeky', you know?
But yeah, it did read like that - sorry!
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Exactly. Plus, in my own experience, many of my cars I've made on Forza typically have the GT logo or website link somewhere plastered or just blatantly obvious on it (examples below). So with the amount of people who love replicas or just to make fun liveries, there will be plenty of Forza liveries showing up on GTS
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Did you import those logos?Exactly. Plus, in my own experience, many of my cars I've made on Forza typically have the GT logo or website link somewhere plastered or just blatantly obvious on it (examples below). So with the amount of people who love replicas or just to make fun liveries, there will be plenty of Forza liveries showing up on GTS
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Forza has no import options so they were made from scratch.
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What AudiMan2011 said
Some I got from other makers (like the REALLY complex ones) but most I made myself.
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