- 127
- England
- Mr_Nerv
Hi all, and specifically those who create liveries (bespoke ones significantly!)...
A problem that I've had when trying to replicate real world designs is a decent lack of source pictures, today I stumbled across this YouTube video by 6Wheel, he's created a tool that takes 3D models and creates some lovely plan drawings with various shading and a few other effects available.
As @ZAPPADIETRO knows, he helped me with an AI drawing for a project which was awesome and helpful, sadly the project was put on hold for reasons, and the initial search for drawings fell short of quality around the Internet.
But here we may have a great resource if the 3D models have been built accurately - which we guess people have poured time into.
So please go check this video out, if someone has time and effort to spare, maybe someone can spend a bit of time to give us some great plans/blueprints to work with, am aware @GTJesse on YT has done whole panels via a plan drawing and used in GT7.
Whilst this may be a long way around initially to get set up, could be fantastic!
Here is the video:
Thank you for your time!
A problem that I've had when trying to replicate real world designs is a decent lack of source pictures, today I stumbled across this YouTube video by 6Wheel, he's created a tool that takes 3D models and creates some lovely plan drawings with various shading and a few other effects available.
As @ZAPPADIETRO knows, he helped me with an AI drawing for a project which was awesome and helpful, sadly the project was put on hold for reasons, and the initial search for drawings fell short of quality around the Internet.
But here we may have a great resource if the 3D models have been built accurately - which we guess people have poured time into.
So please go check this video out, if someone has time and effort to spare, maybe someone can spend a bit of time to give us some great plans/blueprints to work with, am aware @GTJesse on YT has done whole panels via a plan drawing and used in GT7.
Whilst this may be a long way around initially to get set up, could be fantastic!
Here is the video:
Thank you for your time!
Last edited:
