What WILL you make with a GPS enabled or very detailed track editor?

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Some local roads/routes will definitely be on my hitlist. I'm not expecting much in terms of background options apart from a few themes which is fine imo. As long as there is some reasonable detail in how it uses the GPS data then I think this feature it is going to provide a lot of interesting content for GT6 players. C'mon Kaz, you can do it!
 
I will travel to Japan and capture Mt. Haruna.

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that is if the ****ing course maker ever gets released
 
I don't know. There are several long stretches, but the little corners would be quite interesting. Just shorten some of the long stretches a bit.... (shrug)
 
I feel that the ps3 may not be able to render GPS tracks properly, but I do feel that the ps4 could. It has much more ram and a better CPU/GPU. If it won't work with the ps3 then possibly with the PS4 it will.
I would like to be able to upload my bike path that I use in nyc
 
I would make a bunch of short ovals for the NASCAR guys. Hickory Motor Speedway is only about an hour drive for me so that would probably be my first short oval
 
Izzyracer97
I would make a bunch of short ovals for the NASCAR guys. Hickory Motor Speedway is only about an hour drive for me so that would probably be my first short oval
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Maybe the 1/16 of a mile track I race at could be good for Fiats... :lol: And, I doubt I could drive on the larger track next to where I race, which is Wall Stadium
FussyFez
I thought the same actually :cheers:
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oh I've raced at the Quarter Midget track at wall is a great place only flat track I'm good at :lol: light post to light used to be the best line round there 👍 my home track used to be Oaklane in PA
 
Izzyracer97
oh I've raced at the Quarter Midget track at wall is a great place only flat track I'm good at :lol: light post to light used to be the best line round there 👍 my home track used to be Oaklane in PA
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That line is still the fastest way around there. Oaklane used to be my home track too :P My god was it fast... And it still is...:eek:
 
Izzyracer97
really? do I need a special app or can I use my maps on my iphone?
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Search your aps store for runners or cycling aps. I had one that was a spin off of a runners ap made for cycling, can't recall the name at the moment. It was from google aps and used google maps, tracked distance, speed:min/max/avg would graph altitude changes...all kinds of stuff.
 
MustangManiac
Search your aps store for runners or cycling aps. I had one that was a spin off of a runners ap made for cycling, can't recall the name at the moment. It was from google aps and used google maps, tracked distance, speed:min/max/avg would graph altitude changes...all kinds of stuff.
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sweet do you think it could handle speeds over 100?
 
Izzyracer97
sweet do you think it could handle speeds over 100?
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Don't really know, I have never gone that fast on my bicycle :sly: I don't see why not though, can't see any reason to cut it off at 2 digits with the power of your typical phone processors these days. Maybe back in the 8-bit days, but that was long, long ago :)

Just remembered, it was called map my ride.
 
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