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Been awhile since I last played GT6, I think I had a solid month and a half after launch and then never picked it up again... yikes! Anyways, I finally bought a PS4 on the Black Friday sale and since I beat Spider-man in a heartbeat, I picked up GT Sport and sunk my teeth into the livery editor.
I've never really gotten to play with a game that has had such a robust livery editor before, as I never got around to any of the Forza's, so there's quite a lot of pent up creativity to unleash. I can't wait to start making my own .svg's and fully detailed liveries, but for now I'm going to post the various works that exploded onto my console's memory using only the decals I was able to get through the game and those shared by other members.
One project that I plan to develop more is that of the updated National paint schemes. I may make another thread regarding this topic, but for now I'm going to post what I've got regarding that here.
I've never really gotten to play with a game that has had such a robust livery editor before, as I never got around to any of the Forza's, so there's quite a lot of pent up creativity to unleash. I can't wait to start making my own .svg's and fully detailed liveries, but for now I'm going to post the various works that exploded onto my console's memory using only the decals I was able to get through the game and those shared by other members.
One project that I plan to develop more is that of the updated National paint schemes. I may make another thread regarding this topic, but for now I'm going to post what I've got regarding that here.
Here are three of the first liveries I made. The Evo was the first car given to me by the game, so it was the first recipient of my creative ministrations. The GTI was the first car I actually purchased myself and I absolutely love how it turned out. Lastly the R33 was my second gift car and the first car to be done up in my "Dreamspeed" livery. The colors of which I use on my racing suit and plan to use on future cars. It's very much an early stages prototype but I'm still quite happy with out it turned out.
Alright, here are three of my modernized National Paint schemes. The Corvette was the first one up and is probably the simplest but also the closest to what I had in mind when I envisioned this project. If you look closely, you can see the two-tone white with ghosted GT and Chevrolet logos. The Mercedes is also sporting some ghosted hexagons which are next to impossible to see... they have been hidden *too* well! The Lexus sports some much more obvious white stripes along it's side by comparison.
Here's a busy pit lane featuring three more National Liveries. This time we see what Japan's national scheme looks like on a prototype, meanwhile Canada's can be seen on the SRT Tomahawk and the famous French blue adorns a Citroen Group 4 car.
Here's two renditions of the French blue on a Peugeot Group B and Citroen Group 4 car. Again, the idea is that they look like the old color, but subtle tones and and shades give added depth upon closer inspection. The GT also sports an abstract tri-color.
Two of my Group B cars facing off. The Subaru is my first attempt at a recreation, albeit with some creative liberties. It was very much inspired by the Cusco SGT GT300 cars, but takes it's design almost directly from the IMSA BMW M3. Meanwhile, the Ford started as another National livery, but got a lot more red than it should have and ended up becoming a subdued Ford factory car.
Two more Group B cars and my Ford Raptor. The Raptor was very much a hasty "slap logos on and go" job, so it gets to hide in the back. The Audi evolved out of another design that I was working on when I thought "This could look like a piece of construction equipment. Let's do it!" and it ended up looking more like the Maryland flag as an end result. Meanwhile the Mitsubishi evolved spontaneously. It's a car I had but hadn't painted yet and didn't really know what direction to go with. I saw an Itasha .svg that had been shared and decided to give it a try. Then I began splashing pastels across the car and then I had the idea to make it look like it had once been a respectable livery'd race car that looks like it had driven through a Splatoon match and then Itasha'd on top of that. Definitely my favorite "fun" paint scheme and I love how it turned out. So much so that I may never attempt to make a "normal" version of that livery hidden underneath.
I really like oversized VW logos.
I'll post links to cars if you'd like to download them, although they might not all be the most current version of the livery as I'm still tinkering with some of them. The links will be hidden in the image of the car itself, so you should only have to click the image in order to access it.