[RACE] NR2003: 2014 GTPlanet Fantasy Series *That's A Wrap!*

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Have it: Don't like. Also not too keen on fictional courses in our schedule.

Realistic Racing:

Avg speed 210- top speeds of 223.
3-4 wide common.
Positions jockeying like crazy.

I like it better...
 
Yeah... Much Better...
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This video helped me make my graphics look way better, maybe you could try on your game and see if it makes a difference.
 
TNTMan FTW:

I have already done this and will do it again before for real filming; It looks like that because it's a) from a distance, and b)
The picture is a little smaller than the original.
 
I think my car needs either 1) a darker base color or 2) Some sort of sponsorship.
 
The car looks great.

I'd say sponsorship.

And maybe try to even out the numbers.
 
Chop a bit off of them, make them bolder, or both? And what sponsor?
 
Chop a bit off of them, make them bolder, or both? And what sponsor?
The size and all isn't really the issue, they aren't symmetrical. The 7 is larger than the 9

And I'm not sure.. Maybe Craftsman?
 
Here's the number fix. I'll keep looking for a sponsor, but it does look better now.
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I think Coca Cola, or Craftsman would do well. And it looks better now :)
 
You could have alt schemes for each outfit of the Village People
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YMCA matches his color scheme, and the front looks angular like the Y
 
Village People: HA HA HA no.

MLP: Sorry.

The Y is a good one, Coke, Craftsman, I think Kmart still exist, I'm just finding a feel I like. Not like I'm getting paid to put them on there.
 
Take your time. I don't want to start until we at least have 24. Halfway there already!
 
Points table InDev, hoping for it's release today.

Realistic Dega confirmed as the .ini being ran.
 
You might want to update the registration list on the OP. It hasn't been changed in days. :)
 
"Sweg" and "yolo" cannot be added, under conditions of contingencies, and sponsor asymmetry
 
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