It was brought up by the members and I think it would be a good idea, but it wont be in the initial release. Maybe in a post release update but as of now, it is not confirmed as far as I know.
That's what the spotter and mirrors are for. I actually seriously dislike the indicators because they will show up when you are in fact clear and you end up giving a position to someone who really wouldn't have had an opportunity to do so otherwise. Perfect example is nascar at Daytona in GT6. When you're being pushed by a bump draft or the car behind is close the indicators go nuts left to right. It's actually a pretty big piss off when GT5 let you zoom the map in and it was much easier to glance up and see exactly where the car behind you was.
With the simulated night and rain endurance racing, such app is very important. It would fit very nicely on the 8" tablet.
Alot of us using 1 screen and the right FOV will have no mirrorsI think their called mirrors.
There is an (optional) map on the HUD which shows your car an the opponents, not unlike I remember from GT5, if that's what you mean. I wouldn't say that it replaces a proper proximity indicator though.This is disappointing. I was really hoping for the mini-map type of HUD that I used in GT5. ...
Can you post a screenshot/image of this?There is an (optional) map on the HUD which shows your car an the opponents, not unlike I remember from GT5, if that's what you mean. I wouldn't say that it replaces a proper proximity indicator though.
There's too much going on with a single screen to be able to efficiently use your mirrors the way you would so easily if you were sitting in the car. The mini-map in GT5 was the single greatest contributor to clean racing I've ever seen or used, when zoomed in to show cars within 1 second of you on the track. If the spotter works and is quick enough to provide useful information that's great, but it takes time for the spotter to make the call, and time for you to react and in that gap is where the contact occurs.I'd prefer there not be artificial proximity indicators. Look to the sides or use mirrors.
Sure. Here's a few shots, the last 4 being cropped views of the map area. The red and green dots are the drivers immediately in front and behind you. The map zooms out a bit as you go faster.Can you post a screenshot/image of this?
It depends on whether the colour markers are used positionally on the track or positionally for the race. I think it is the former but might be wrong. 👍Red/green is next/previous position? So if the blip in front of us on the map is white like the others it's a lap up/down?
You are correct and if you were being lapped you would get a blue flag.Considering the color of the dots is the same as the color of the "in front/behind" timing on the hud I would very much assume that they represent the position ahead and behind you.
I'm surprised they haven't added indicators also. I know they dampen the realism for some people but without peripheral vision you need a bit of help to know what's going on around you.
Thank you 👍On the HUD, IIRC, cars that are a lap or more down are represented with a yellow dot. Not 100% sure about what colour they are if a lap ahead.