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[CC]

LOL like if I've had the time to spare on that... I can try, but lots to do before that

I am just not convinced even more steps will throw off and curve it .

this is the simplest mesh you can make and this does not work .

EDIT / Just found a way to actually make it work

 

[A3DR]

One step closer to fulfillment

 

[Leonardo Ratafiá]

Interior looking complicated enough

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it looks like one of those Derek Speare Design button boxes hehe. you guys deserve a new common abbreviation, NAD ( Nice Attention to Details)

 

[Ryno917]

All the NADs!

 

[garyjpaterson]

Can't keep up with a wild A3DR on the loose, but its coming together.

 

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[Patrik Marek]

Gran Turismo Sport has pretty awesome working cable, reacting to G forces even

I managed to create cable animation I wanted for my shifter, but I never got to export it and work in game, so I decided to not worry about it, skinned meshes have to be somehow in 0,0,0, but yeah I never got that to work

 

[CC]

Gran Turismo Sport has pretty awesome working cable, reacting to G forces even

I managed to create cable animation I wanted for my shifter, but I never got to export it and work in game, so I decided to not worry about it, skinned meshes have to be somehow in 0,0,0, but yeah I never got that to work

Oh yeah , I could make it work like that video ,
I was thinking the cable would wrap around the boss for the wheel ect , never seen one working correct so was unsure of how it would work , looks delayed there as you say with the G forces ,
not sure if we can make it that cool but I can make it work just like that ,
thats why I ended up just releasing that driver mod , was trying to get a new helmet to fit thats what I wanted but its tricky to work out , but I can export things now with my custom setup

 

[Patrik Marek]

well it definitely can work, it's just quite a bit more tricky then the rest of the stuff
I had issue with scale in my beginning, and I adjusted my workflow around it to make it work
but sadly this worfklow doens't work for skinned meshes :-/

can't wait to see what you guys come up with, cars are looking fantastic !!!

 

[CC]

well it definitely can work, it's just quite a bit more tricky then the rest of the stuff
I had issue with scale in my beginning, and I adjusted my workflow around it to make it work
but sadly this worfklow doens't work for skinned meshes :-/

can't wait to see what you guys come up with, cars are looking fantastic !!!

I can make it work exactly like that in the video , but these games are pretty limited on the rotation ,
I will have to ask David what the steering values are before we do anything with it ,
but knowing David will be over 5-6-700 degrees or something so might not be possible dont know yet

 

[IMrIMike]

Can't keep up with a wild A3DR on the loose, but its coming together.

Just noticed; HOLY MOTHER OF DIFFUSOR!

 

[garyjpaterson]

Just noticed; HOLY MOTHER OF DIFFUSOR!

Yeah its a good one

 

[A3DR]

Nice "tail comb" you got there!

Started doing UV's, messing with a skin to test stuff came up with a new name...

 

[Ryno917]

Nice "tail comb" you got there!

Started doing UV's, messing with a skin to test stuff came up with a new name...

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[CC]

 

[Patrik Marek]

amazing stuff ! can't wait to take these for spin

 

[CC]

Someone asked a while back why is the car not released , it was finished , well its still not finished and this is 3DS Max build V11.1 / 111TH file .

 

[Ghoults]

Can't keep up with a wild A3DR on the loose, but its coming together.

Yeah its a good one

I was going to whinge about the rear edge of the diffuser. In this photo it looks curved but in real life it is indeed flat like in your model. Really shows how good reference photos are important but also shows sometimes things are not quite how they might look at first glance!

 

[Patrik Marek]

man, that AC shadow bias sometimes makes me want to cry but I guess not really fixeable

 

[mclarenf1papa]

I was going to whinge about the rear edge of the diffuser. In this photo it looks curved but in real life it is indeed flat like in your model. Really shows how good reference photos are important but also shows sometimes things are not quite how they might look at first glance!

They ran a few different rear diffusers over the course of the car's lifetime. The one Garry's modeling is indeed flat, but the one pictured definitely seems to be curved (circa 2003):