Access Settings in Car List without changing the Car

[danbojte]

Access a car's Settings in Car List without changing the Car, like in GT5.

 

[cbarbosa]

Voted! 👍

It would make things a lot easier...

 

[GBO Possum]

Does this mean being able to change the settings on a car which is not the one currently "occupied"?

 

[danbojte]

Does this mean being able to change the settings on a car which is not the one currently "occupied"?

Yes, this is correct. 👍

 

[cbarbosa]

Does this mean being able to change the settings on a car which is not the one currently "occupied"?

Yup. Also it would be great if every setting sheet were independent, mainly in aero parts and non removable...

Example: one sheet with flat floor and rigidity improvement and other without it... Just my silly idea, though...

 

[danbojte]

Yup. Also it would be great if every setting sheet were independent, mainly in aero parts and non removable...

Example: one sheet with flat floor and rigidity improvement and other without it... Just my silly idea, though...

Oh, yes. That's not silly at all, it would be so normal. 👍

And more available field for characters, for the settings tab description...

GBO Possum said
Does this mean being able to change the settings on a car which is not the one currently "occupied"?

Don't forget to vote if you'd like it.

 

[Harsk100]

I had to vote in this one: If we acess the settings without having the change the car, it will be easier for us.... I wish that GT6 could have this feature...

 

[cbarbosa]

This suggestion needs more votes... I'm tired of getting to buy the same car for fixed upgrades and changes getting reflected on other setting's sheet...

 

[danbojte]

This suggestion needs more votes... I'm tired of getting to buy the same car for fixed upgrades and changes getting reflected on other setting's sheet...

Don't worry, Mr. Yamauchi said that "big updates will come to GT6".

 

[cbarbosa]

Don't worry, Mr. Yamauchi said that "big updates will come to GT6".

👍

 

[JKgo]

Pressed "unlike" by mistake. My bad. Of course I want this. This is a no-brainer, as far as I'm concerned.