Think some are not understanding why it is being done.
Also when the cars are different colours it takes your attention away from the minute differences because the colour is the biggest change.
Please don't think i'm criticising, they are all awesome, just saying...
The tires are wider and, naturally, they have a lower aspect ratio (wheels are the same diameter). Sometimes you can choose a width and an appropriate aspect ratio that maintains a similar overall tire diameter and circumference, sometimes you can't.
An article just posted on F1 Times reminded me of this thread. It has '13 & '14 Ferrari's in the same picture like GIFs above but has a cool slider feature to help ease the comparison. Not sure if it could be duplicated though.
Missing the point.... No matter if they are the same, every detail on the car is modelled, you can see that they are actually different, rather than T10 style taking the same car and adding a different livery on it, when you can just go to the livery editor......
Missing the point.... No matter if they are the same, every detail on the car is modelled, you can see that they are actually different, rather than T10 style taking the same car and adding a different livery on it, when you can just go to the livery editor......
Come on man... They are nearly the same, no need to have 34 nearly equal cars... Is as we had the complete Mercedes C-Class (c180, C220, etc.) It's pointless. They modelled all details, yes, good, and what? They could have done other things as nobody notice any difference by seeing one of them at the time...
Dunno why you mention T10, as I haven't played Forza and have no intention to do it, nor to compare GT and Forza modelling.
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Keep it up markwang!!!!!
