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How about we make it a habit to post a translation or at least provide some context when posting Japanese tweets from Kaz?

I don’t have a twitter account and don’t plan on giving Elon any clicks.

Merci <3
I visited the grave of Herbert von Karajan in the town of Anif, just outside Salzburg. Near this church stands a bust of Norio Ohga, the president of Sony who was present at Karajan's final moments.

It was Ohga who gave the green light to Kutaragi's PlayStation project despite opposition from those around him.

The scene was like a battlefield as we were nearing the master completion of the first Gran Turismo, but it was a cherished memory that Mr. Ohga took the time to visit our team's worksite for a morale-boosting visit.

“You're Yamauchi-kun, aren't you?”

Despite the team being exhausted from working through the night, Ohga-san's clear, resonant voice—he was also a vocalist—filled the space and gave us a great boost of courage.
 
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In a video from Sony where kaz, jann m. and the film directors talk about the movie and the game itself, at the 1:42 minute this picture gets shown, could it mean anything or just a cgi from the movie being rendered? I dont think so. View attachment 1471301
The car being shown is clearly a Vantage GT3/GTE, '18 model, road car aldready in game. Its important to say this particular car was used on the movie, thats why it could be CGI. But pretty much every racing scene in the movie doesnt need CGI, so thats why it could be a car being modeled for the game. I could be wrong tho, since i dont know too much about movie production.

Where in the movie? Last time I watched it, the GT4 car was the one used in the scenes.

If it is indeed a car that is coming eventually, it might end up as the 2nd GR.3 with GT Auto options as its only one of two Existing GT3 cars (The other being the Ferrari 488) that could be converted to GTE Specification. We already have the 2019 Audi R8 LMS GT3 Evo that can be turned into the 2022 Evo II via the Diffuser and Rear wing so there is a precedent set
 
How about we make it a habit to post a translation or at least provide some context when posting Japanese tweets from Kaz?

I don’t have a twitter account and don’t plan on giving Elon any clicks.

Merci <3
I have now added a screenshot if you don't want to click on to it. Kaz thankfully posts both in Japanese and English in one post nowadays due to probably X allowing longer posts too for Premium users.
 
Where in the movie? Last time I watched it, the GT4 car was the one used in the scenes.

If it is indeed a car that is coming eventually, it might end up as the 2nd GR.3 with GT Auto options as its only one of two Existing GT3 cars (The other being the Ferrari 488) that could be converted to GTE Specification. We already have the 2019 Audi R8 LMS GT3 Evo that can be turned into the 2022 Evo II via the Diffuser and Rear wing so there is a precedent set
funny how there was that questionable leak about GTE cars that PD allegedly scanned them all and now we seeing the Vantage GT3/GTE 🤔
 
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Its important to say this particular car was used on the movie, thats why it could be CGI. But pretty much every racing scene in the movie doesnt need CGI, so thats why it could be a car being modeled for the game. I could be wrong tho, since i dont know too much about movie production.
I haven't watched the movie, but from what I saw of the filming process they used a lot of real cars on set.
So I'm not sure why they would even need CGI models for the cars, outside of crashes like when an LMP flipped over.
Maybe they used a mix, and the CGI cars were just used in the background as field-fillers?
I don't know.
 
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I haven't watched the movie, but from what I saw of the filming process they used a lot of real cars on set.
So I'm not sure why they would even need CGI models for the cars, outside of action moments like when an LMP flipped over.
Maybe they used a mix, and the CGI cars were just used in the background as field-fillers?
I don't know.
There was a fair bit of live action but also mixed CGI stuff but it wasn’t heavily used from the Final Cut and more complimentary than focus of the dramatic moments.
 
Where did that originate from? That's one I've not heard before, myself.
it was from some "guy" to some youtube guy xD

its more than likely bs list but still :D
 
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In a video from Sony where kaz, jann m. and the film directors talk about the movie and the game itself, at the 1:42 minute this picture gets shown, could it mean anything or just a cgi from the movie being rendered? I dont think so. View attachment 1471301
The car being shown is clearly a Vantage GT3/GTE, '18 model, road car aldready in game. Its important to say this particular car was used on the movie, thats why it could be CGI. But pretty much every racing scene in the movie doesnt need CGI, so thats why it could be a car being modeled for the game. I could be wrong tho, since i dont know too much about movie production.
Even if there aren't any obvious scenes where CGI would be used, it's still likely modeled for the film. It could be used to fill the static background of a set. It could have been made in pre-production just in case they needed it in post-production. It could have been used to storyboard race sequences before filming.
 
On the topic of cars from the GT Movie, reading back the GTPlanet article on the cars in it it's weird how close-but-not-quite some additions have been to that list.
  • We got a 190E... but it was Evo 2, not Evo 1
  • We got a Vantage... but it wasn't a GT12
  • We got a tuned R34 GT-R... but it was Nismo, not Mine's
  • And we got a 992 GT3 RS... and no but this time, it just is a 992 GT3 RS
 
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Ah “Volt”

Be skeptical, be very very skeptical.
That was a rumor long before volt started their clickbait wishlists this goes way back to the mid life of gtsport and I think it popped up on one of the old gtsport threads
 
Maybe us PSVR2 users will free roam in an update. :sly: Those of us that use the headset can kind of walk around just outside the GT Café. ;)
 
Ah “Volt”

Be skeptical, be very very skeptical.
That was a rumor long before volt started their clickbait wishlists this goes way back to the mid life of gtsport and I think it popped up on one of the old gtsport threads
It was AlanH49.

The Ford GT GTE part was debunked by the in-game car being IMSA-spec instead of WEC-spec, putting the other two into question.
 
On the topic of cars from the GT Movie, reading back the GTPlanet article on the cars in it it's weird how close-but-not-quite some additions have been to that list.
  • We got a 190E... but it was Evo 2, not Evo 1
  • We got a Vantage... but it wasn't a GT12
  • We got a tuned R34 GT-R... but it was Nismo, not Mine's
  • And we got a 992 GT3 RS... and no but this time, it just is a 992 GT3 RS
I thinked the same. Its definelitely a weird coincidence.
 
Maybe us PSVR2 users will free roam in an update. :sly: Those of us that use the headset can kind of walk around just outside the GT Café. ;)
I haven't even experienced VR yet, and Idk if I want to now. Maybe in the future when I'm up to it.
 
Maya is exactly what PD use
Ahh right it was over a year ago so I can’t remember exact details. But whatever’s being used in that screenshot is not what PD use.

Edit: the software shown is Houdini, used in VFX for movies or procedural backgrounds and environments
 
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The GT40 action shot in the Car List site looks like it's smoking :lol:
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VR, wheel and pedal, kart racing against Sophy. Make sure you have a fan blowing at you for maximum immersion. It's a wonderful experience.

Well, it would be, but I was too slow to keep up with even the last place Sophy. Which is a great sign, the previous custom race AI had absolutely no challenge on kart racing. Now I have a reason to get good.
 
It’s old enough. 😀
It still would not smoke like that at speed unless he blew the engine...and in magnification the steam i mentioned above is out of focus and not sharp like the car, hence it has to be in background.
 
It still would not smoke like that at speed unless he blew the engine...and in magnification the steam i mentioned above is out of focus and not sharp like the car, hence it has to be in background.
He was making a bit of a joke (Him and the OP), and you are taking it WAY too seriously.

OldandSlow, and the OP (GTvsForza) obviously know it isn't actually smoking... It was just a funny little observation.
 
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He was making a bit of a joke (Him and the OP), and you are taking it WAY too seriously.

OldandSlow, and the OP (GTvsForza) obviously know it isn't actually smoking... It was just a funny little observation.
Sorry, I'm a photographer and I took it that way... my bad, All is good.
 
Sorry, I'm a photographer and I took it that way... my bad, All is good.
No worries, mate. We all have blind spots sometimes. Just thought I'd point it out before it went any further.
 


The translation is just "hey, enjoy the N-One that is in GT7", but the actual content here is not the point. It's more that this is becoming a trend that getting a car into GT7 seems to be important enough that on their Japanese social media feeds manufacturers post about it - I remember Mitsubishi did it for the Evo IX and Evo VIII, and Subaru did it for one of the Imprezas.
 
The translation is just "hey, enjoy the N-One that is in GT7", but the actual content here is not the point. It's more that this is becoming a trend that getting a car into GT7 seems to be important enough that on their Japanese social media feeds manufacturers post about it - I remember Mitsubishi did it for the Evo IX and Evo VIII, and Subaru did it for one of the Imprezas.

Porsche did this also so not only Japanese brands.
 
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