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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on August 20th, 2020 in the Project CARS 3 category.
Project CARS 3 Livery Editor Previewed in New Video
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I like that there are pre-set patterns you can apply to the body of the car. Makes it a nice option for those wanting to make super quick liveries with a personal touch. Kind of wish something like that existed in GT Sport.
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- MagpieRacer
Looks good, just enough options to be happy. Makes it easier to create a consistent team 'branding this way too.
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The GTSport editor who has been there for 3 years is incomparable, so far it is clear. It can be a game within another game. In addition to that, taking good pictures of a super design, of yourself or someone you shared, is an ideal environment for many players. I very much hope that the GT7 will bring, if not this, another, even better, with svg30kb... alongside that with a super circuit maker,,, everyone happy!
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I think it would be great if players could make custom sponsors with an in-game editor or by uploading files in a similar way to GT Sport.
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- MagpieRacer
It isn't trying to compare to GTS. To the typical gamer or casual player, or even more hardcore players like me, cannot be bothered and lack the time and probably the skills to spend hours finicking over a livery or trying to figure out importing and stuff. They've deliberately gone for an easier system that gives everyone a chance to have a decent looking livery with minimal effort.
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Good to see real sponsors too unlike F1. I'm pretty sure I saw Gulf, Advan, Bilstein, and Logitech. Can anyone tell me if the others are fictional or just local sponsors?
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There's definitely a lot of fictional ones in there. There's a few categories also dedicated to fictional sponors and one labelled historic but i didn't see him go in there.
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That looks neat, doesn't it?
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I didn't think I would like the livery editor in GTS, but now I spend more time recreating historic liveries and photographing them than racing - I find it relaxing to do with some great music in the background!
If the SMS system enables me to do stripes and has a good range of historic decals that will be enough for me - if and when I do pick up the game. For GTS I waited till it was £9.99 and had plenty of classic content.
If the SMS system enables me to do stripes and has a good range of historic decals that will be enough for me - if and when I do pick up the game. For GTS I waited till it was £9.99 and had plenty of classic content.
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- PJTierney
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As somebody that would spend 20 hours making something like this (below) in Forza, I welcome a less time-intensive editor like what Project CARS 3 has 
Logo making is an incredibly tedious process when you strive for accuracy (especially on Forza where you must make everything yourself in order to share designs), so taking that out of the window certainly helps make the feature more enjoyable.
Logo making is an incredibly tedious process when you strive for accuracy (especially on Forza where you must make everything yourself in order to share designs), so taking that out of the window certainly helps make the feature more enjoyable.
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The problem is, there is a comparison, just that it is so weak ... as already shown, this editor has already appeared on the Grid (ps3), puts a pub on the car's hood, two or four on the left side, one on the rear, etc., and because it is so easy, it loses interest.
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Little tid bit of info:
If a car has a spoiler, you can also apply stickers there. The car featured in the video, Formula Rookie, does not have a spoiler, so obviously I wasn't able to show that in the video.
If a car has a spoiler, you can also apply stickers there. The car featured in the video, Formula Rookie, does not have a spoiler, so obviously I wasn't able to show that in the video.
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About that, Kaz was very smart .. he saw great potential in this area, making it different from everyone else ,,,
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Indeed. It is good, not the first to do it outright but certainly one of the first on console. Still needs time and skill and effort beyond a lot of people to get good results. But yeah its totally different so nkt really comparable. Ones a paint shop/livery creator and ones a livery editor.
Also, one is a company with resources writing for their own console, and the other is a third party company producing a game on multiple formats.
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- PJTierney
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There's benefits to all versions, really.
In terms of moderation (very important, since you give people any creative tool and they'll be jerks about it), only first-party studios have the support and bandwidth to manage all the reports and NSFW stuff that comes in. Even so, Forza is still struggling and they've had their creator in games for over a decade.
The "use presets with a little bit of freedom" method Project CARS 3 uses sidesteps that monumental challenge entirely, while also maintaining the possibility to create a decent-looking custom design, as there are enough patterns and logos available.
In terms of moderation (very important, since you give people any creative tool and they'll be jerks about it), only first-party studios have the support and bandwidth to manage all the reports and NSFW stuff that comes in. Even so, Forza is still struggling and they've had their creator in games for over a decade.
The "use presets with a little bit of freedom" method Project CARS 3 uses sidesteps that monumental challenge entirely, while also maintaining the possibility to create a decent-looking custom design, as there are enough patterns and logos available.
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I'm the Social Media Manager for the DiRT Rally series, and a content creator for F1 2020.GT Sport Trending decals...
Also, are you still Social Media Manager for DR2.0 or do you cover other games now as well?
For F1, all the tutorials on the official channel are done by me, and I've recently been taking official screenshots too (Spanish GP was my first set). I also create all the master thumbnails for the trailers, and I was the one driving in the Hotlap series of videos.
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Agreed, the AI one has been invaluable to me and the recent Auto DRS one wasn't even a function I was aware of and has now freed up an extra button for me to map.
fernandito
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I still remember Vettel comlpaining about modern F1 cars being more about playing a piano with all these buttons and functions on the steering wheel since DRS and ers and all that crap was added, than the very driving of the car. He was so right, and now there's even more damned electronic stuff added...
On the livery aspect, I think it seems good enough for something i wasn't expecting at all. Also, was the editor of the original grid that bad for some?, I mean I know Forza editor raised the bar too high, but hey grids original was very cool and lotta less complicated as well. One of the best designs I made back then was with that editor, and it took me ten minutes only.
On the livery aspect, I think it seems good enough for something i wasn't expecting at all. Also, was the editor of the original grid that bad for some?, I mean I know Forza editor raised the bar too high, but hey grids original was very cool and lotta less complicated as well. One of the best designs I made back then was with that editor, and it took me ten minutes only.
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