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Uhmm... sure. After all, that GT Academy thing hasn't gone anywhere...
I think it has nothing to do with a livery editor.
Agreed; there's nothing "outside the evolution of a normal racing game" in finally adding the feature. It's most likely talking about the continued GT Academy presence.
I think this part of the recent interview shown on GTP News is very interesting for our aim:
Besides making the game even more realistic than its been in the past, is there anything about the culture of motorsports or racing thats changed in the last few years that youre looking to capture in GT6?
KY: I think this is another thing that were not really able to get into details at this time, but one of the major themes of GT6 is that edge effect of how we affect the car industry and other industries around the world, and how they affect us as well.
When these ecosystems intersect with each other, you get some very interesting results and new things are born from them.
Thats something that we have focused on in GT6, and is sort of outside the evolution of a normal racing game, but thats something that kind of opens up new possibilities and brings up a lot of new and interesting things for people to experience and thats what our focus is on.
What do you think about it?
C,mon, tenacious, get some of you creations up here so we can see what you can do !!!
Pretty disappointed we still dont have any news on this front, was hoping for something like a "test" livery editor in the demo version of GT6......i am hoping for some big announcements after the demo which may increase the hype leading into the release later in the year.....
I note that in the "15th anniversary edition" news piece photo, the AMG Merc is livery free which still isn't a good sign.
If there is a livery editor, maybe it should be basic like in Grid 2? I wouldn't mind that but still, just to see what people think at the start if its good or not. Just wanted to get it off my mind...
It would be easier to use a livery editor with a colour wheel but paint chips do not mean no livery editor. That's inference not confirmation.
You could just access your list of paint chips from within the editor as well.
Except that there are thousands of colour chips in GT5. Adding X number of them to a work paint pallet does not limit freedom.
That's not all. The announcement mentions "your own customized paint chips" as a preorder bonus. So, at minimum, it sounds like GT5's paint chip system has been carried over.
If there is a livery editor, maybe it should be basic like in Grid 2? I wouldn't mind that but still, just to see what people think at the start if its good or not. Just wanted to get it off my mind...
Why are people saying 'a livery editor won't work with a paint chip system'?
The clue is in the name. Paint chips. I'm fairly certain that liveries aren't painted on.
While I don't think an extensive Forza level livery editor will be added until GT7 (I'll be surprised if a hypothetical livery editor in GT6 turns out to be on par with the editors in the older NFS games), I reckon there'll be a colour wheel for liveries even if the paint chip system is retained for the base colour.
Please no, the "liveries" in Grid 2 are terrible, aside from maybe 2 or 3 they all look like bad graphics you would see on a car in The Fast & The Furious
I don't think GT6 needs to continue the trend of including half-baked features.
Half-baked? O_O TXRD2 had a livery editor like that too but bluh. But I wouldn't say half-baked, lol.
I had to google that because I had no idea what it was. I am assuming the visual customisation was similar to Underground 2. But to answer your point - that kind of limited livery editor was good...for the year 2005.
If PD really wanted to make a statement with a livery editor they would have one at least on-par with the Forza series, except with the ability to add different finishes to the car, like Matte, Pearlescent and Chrome. Now that would be something that would actually raise the bar.
Sometime this week, I'll see about a couple of pics. For a clue as to what I'm up to, I've been designing logos for a couple of days or so.C,mon, tenacious, get some of you creations up here so we can see what you can do !!!
Actually, that would still put them below the bar with Forza 5. It turns out that T10 is finally adding finishes like matte and chrome, and potentially even going as far as things like leather, alcantara, and even moss!If PD really wanted to make a statement with a livery editor they would have one at least on-par with the Forza series, except with the ability to add different finishes to the car, like Matte, Pearlescent and Chrome. Now that would be something that would actually raise the bar.
Actually, that would still put them below the bar with Forza 5. It turns out that T10 is finally adding finishes like matte and chrome, and potentially even going as far as things like leather, alcantara, and even moss!
If GT is going to do it and not make it just a "me too" feature, they need to truly bring something unique. Sadly, I have no idea what that would be
If GT6 is released with that feature before Forza 5 matches it, it's still technically raising the bar