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About photomode Seeing the M3 pic and the fiat 500's could this mean we can take photos of more than one car in phototravel.
 
Griffith500
Also, are this and this in Roma?
If so, combined with the Nürburg location, does that mean the circuits' scenery itself has photo-mode areas?
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It's San Gimignano, Toscana.

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My fifth one: Lotus Esprit on Nordschleife
Pro physics-no driving aids
 
Alex p.
My fifth one: Lotus Esprit on Nordschleife
Pro physics-no driving aids
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Thanks for all these good vids you're putting up mate.
 
Zonda R Nurburgring Record Lap.If you wonder this car watch this.
 
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marky5244
What looked a little bit dissapointing is that it seems there are only 4 sections of track that can have options configured in the Course Maker so you can't say to yourself, "now I want 15 corners" and then configure each differently.
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Your thinking about it the wrong way, you configure each section how frequent corners happen

Honestly I do prefer this approach, go set some options and get your track done at a touch of a button to explore. The 1:1 approach can be pretty labour intensive to get a good track up and takes a lot longer and you get what you put in it, there is no randomness to it which can create surprises you never thought of
 
Ohh, the good old GT :)
 
They are not tuning options. ITs tuning shop to buy tuning parts,. You can tune in Tuning home in race menu or other section like in gt4.,
 
Come to think of it, that first pic says "engine tuning: a lineup of tuning parts to raise the efficiency of your engine. Precision parts will improve the power, torque and response of your car"

Does that mean it's not exclusively for NA engines now?

Also, does anybody recognise that V6? :p
 
"Owned: 8" ?

Maybe you can buy a part one time then install it to different cars? (guess)
 
Something just struck me with that first picture, I have already seen it but only just noticed the engine depicted is a modelled engine and not real. Why would PD go to all that bother to model a detailed engine like that? The way you can see details never needed if it was fitted in a car. Unless it wasn't modelled by PD specifically for GT5 but was used to keep the everything modelled theme rather than real pictures used in previous GT's.
 
Jay
Something just struck me with that first picture, I have already seen it but only just noticed the engine depicted is a modelled engine and not real. Why would PD go to all that bother to model a detailed engine like that? The way you can see details never needed if it was fitted in a car. Unless it wasn't modelled by PD specifically for GT5 but was used to keep the everything modelled theme rather than real pictures used in previous GT's.
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The tuning screens are quite a large part of the GT experience so i can't see why using a detailed image like that is an issue. They are generic screens at the end of the day not model specific.
 
you will add only =fskfsfksf between youtube option.
 
TheCracker
The tuning screens are quite a large part of the GT experience so i can't see why using a detailed image like that is an issue. They are generic screens at the end of the day not model specific.
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Yeah I know, just seems like a lot of modelling and texture work (even for the one engine) but PD are known for their great interface style (even if it can get annoying going through menus) and GT5 is no exception, quite outstanding in my opinion.
 
Me driving on pro-physics, no drving aids and soft slick tyres.

Chevrolet Corvette Stingray on Nordschleife

 
Jay
Something just struck me with that first picture, I have already seen it but only just noticed the engine depicted is a modelled engine and not real. Why would PD go to all that bother to model a detailed engine like that? The way you can see details never needed if it was fitted in a car. Unless it wasn't modelled by PD specifically for GT5 but was used to keep the everything modelled theme rather than real pictures used in previous GT's.
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It is interesting. I think a cylinder head from that engine is in this pic, near the bottom right. Maybe they got hold of an engine, and rather than take photos of it for the menus, they modeled it for consistency of presentation, like you said - 3D to blame?

Anyway, I quite like the detail. :dopey:

EDIT: it's not the same engine in the manual; it looks made up... The exhaust manifold studs and cooling inlet are on the left, but the valves are larger on the left - indicating they are intake valves... :confused:
 
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alucard0712
"Owned: 8" ?

Maybe you can buy a part one time then install it to different cars? (guess)
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If i remember correctly you can do that but with same cars, but you can install one part in one car, if you want that part in the other car (same model and year) you must buy another part or uninstall that part in the previous car to can install in the new car.

I speak clear?
 
Alex p.
Me driving on pro-physics, no drving aids and soft slick tyres.

Chevrolet Corvette Stingray on Nordschleife

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Again, thanks!

But I've just had a thought :ouch:
Putting slicks on a car like that is a bit risky, given the chassis and undercarriage were never meant to take such cornering loads. I wonder if doing so could create a risk for suspension damage, unless you upgrade the suspension and "rigidity"?
 
Griffith500
Again, thanks!

But I've just had a thought :ouch:
Putting slicks on a car like that is a bit risky, given the chassis and undercarriage were never meant to take such cornering loads. I wonder if doing so could create a risk for suspension damage, unless you upgrade the suspension and "rigidity"?
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That would be quite realistic, not sure if they truly would implement such extremely realistic damage, but yes, it would be awesome.
 
Toronado
That's the more advanced tuning system that Kaz has been promising for heaven knows how long now?


That better just be the NA Tune menu only, and not a complete replacement for the Engine Balancing, Port/Polish and Displacement options.
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Wow, you see 5 screens for the parts purchasing options (several of which were very similar to GT4) and people go bananas. These 5 screenshots CLEARLY do NOT represent ALL of the purchasing options that we will have available to us. Also, we haven't seen Jack squat about what tuning abilities we will have. Calm down.
 
Jay
Something just struck me with that first picture, I have already seen it but only just noticed the engine depicted is a modelled engine and not real. Why would PD go to all that bother to model a detailed engine like that? The way you can see details never needed if it was fitted in a car. Unless it wasn't modelled by PD specifically for GT5 but was used to keep the everything modelled theme rather than real pictures used in previous GT's.
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I remember there's this image of a PD staff (woman) modeling an engine. Lemme see if I could find it.
 
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