Yes, but's it won't be possible to transfer all cars into race cars, only selected few because there was not enough time to make it possible on all.
And a livery editor was already denied today.
I wasn't talking about a livery editor
Actually, my post revolves more around the sorts of
modification seen on the tuned cars from Prologue, and on others since. I'm talking about
parts. It was mentioned some time ago that the (premium) cars' body parts were all modeled separately, i.e. as a collection of complete, discrete meshes. The tuned Tuscan, seen in the Nürburgring demo, has a new front "bumper" with a more splitter-like lower section, for example. Then there's the wings, as seen from GT4. What if individual body panels can be swapped for lightweight materials? You could make a race-modded car piece-by piece.
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A variable FoV is already a problem in GT5
- watch the overhead cables in the menu for the Eiger circuit (where the start race and settings etc. buttons are) Zooming in on replays gives a similar glitch on other objects that are subject to certain effects (such as Depth of Field)
Aside from these sorts of screen-space glitches, a variable FoV is no problem on a PC because the engine is built to scale across hardware. A console game runs on one set of hardware, so most things are hard-coded, like the effects. Further to that, it presents a huge problem when changing the FoV can change the amount of scenery and other objects which are visible at any one time. It is not a trivial matter to have a variable FoV and a fixed level of performance.
