Tool_Area.TOOLS
Tool_DataLogger.Data Logger
Tool_GPS.GPS Replay
Tool_Photo.Photo Travel
There's stuff in the game already for this GPS visualizer, support for the Toyota and Subaru GPS gizmos, USB GPS import, replay editor, etc.
GPS compatible tracks:
Ascari
Laguna Seca
Monza
Twin Ring Motegi
Fuji Speedway
Nurburgring
Silverstone
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
Suzuka Circuit
Tsukuba Circuit
Willow Springs
The most import thing is USB GPS import, there's no excuse for Course Maker not to support it now.
Where's the new track? The missing cars from the GT6 car database?
2010 Joey Logano #20 GameStop TOYOTA CAMRY
2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Final Prototype
500 Mondial Pinin Farina Coupe CN.0422MD '54 - Pebble Beach GT Award Winner 2012
Audi Quattro S1 Base Model '86
Audi R18 TDI Base Model '11
Audi R8 LMS Base Model '10
BMW Vision Gran Turismo
Chevrolet Camaro SS "Edge Special"
Ferrari F10 '10
Ferrari F2007 '07
Ginetta G4 '64
GSR Hatsune Miku BMW '12
Jenson Interceptor MkIII '74
Nissan 370Z (GT Academy 2012)
Nissan 370Z (GT Academy 2013)
Nissan 370Z Tuned Car (GT Academy 2010)
Nissan 370Z Tuned Car (GT Academy 2013)
Nissan GT-R Black edition (GT Academy 2013)
Nissan GT-R SpecV (GT Academy 2010)
Nissan GT-R SpecV (GT Academy SPECIAL)
Nissan Leaf G (GT Academy 2013)
Nissan March 12SR (GT Academy Version) '07
Nissan Silvia spec-R AERO (GT Academy Version) '02
Red Bull Racing Kart 125 Color
Red Bull X2010 5G
Red Bull X2010 JP Flag Color
Red Bull X2014 Junior Color
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Missing Photo Travel locations:
PHOTO_4_9_DAY.Piazza Nove Aprile (Day)
PHOTO_4_9_NIGHT.Piazza Nove Aprile (Night)
PHOTO_AUSTRIA.AUSTRIA
PHOTO_GERMANY.GERMANY
PHOTO_ITALY.ITALY
PHOTO_JAPAN.JAPAN
PHOTO_SPAIN.SPAIN
PHOTO_SWISS.SWITZERLAND
PHOTO_USA.USA
PHOTO_NIMITZ
PHOTO_NIMITZ_TIP
Nimitz the aircraft carrier? LOL
PHOTO_CAC_DAY.City of Arts and Sciences (Day)
Valencia is often seen as Spain's third city after Madrid and Barcelona. Upon land reclaimed from the riverbed where the mighty Turia once flowed stands the City of Arts and Sciences. It was designed to bring a futuristic and imposing majesty to match that of the waters which surround it, and the buildings which comprise its individual parts resemble living beings with huge skeletons, whose repeating motifs give an impression of enormous yet graceful power. The buildings were designed by native Valencian Santiago Calatrava and Madrid-born Félix Candela, and are one of Spain's most recognisable landmarks, attracting sightseers from across the globe.
PHOTO_CAC_NIGHT.City of Arts and Sciences - Night
Valencia, perched on the Mediterranean coast, is Spain's third city. Drivers making the journey from the old town toward the port are greeted with a breathtaking sight: in the former riverbed of the redirected Turia stands the City of Arts and Sciences. The city consists of an aquarium, a museum of the sciences, and an opera house, among other facilities, in five huge structures that tower above the water surrounding them, almost as if floating upon it. Each of the buildings is imbued with an aura of dynamism, synergy and power. When the sun goes down, the city puts on its night-time face with the help of an elaborate lighting scheme.
PHOTO_GEMA_SOLAR.Gemasolar
Gemasolar is a huge concentrated solar power plant located on the outskirts of Seville in Spain. The 185 hectare (457 acre) site features 2,650 individual, 9 x 12-metre reflectors arranged in concentric circles. This is designed to reflect and concentrate the Sun's rays into a central tower in order to generate enough electricity to supply 25,000 households. While other solar plants are only capable of generating electricity during daylight hours, Gemasolar utilises the Sun's residual heat, along with a subtance known as molten salt, which is capable of storing heat more effectively than water, to provide uninterrupted 24-hour energy. It is a unique site, where a vision of utilising nature's power to the maximum has been realised on a truly grand scale.
PHOTO_RONDA.Ronda
Ronda is a southern Spanish city, located a short distance from the Strait of Gibraltar. It is dramatically bisected by the canyon known to locals as "El Tajo de Ronda", and perches precariously atop a small plateau. The great stone arches of the Puente Nuevo bridge in the centre of the city, built in the 18th century to span the gap between the two halves of the town, extend up to 100 metres (328 ft) to the valley floor below. The views from the bridge are breathtaking, and the gorge below can be seen stretching deep into the Sierra de Grazalema mountain range. The streets surrounding the bridge are lined with souvenir shops, cafes and restaurants, and teem the whole year round with tourists from all over the globe.
PHOTO_SIRACUSA_DAY.Syracuse
The isle of Sicily is blessed with all the beauty of the Mediterranean, and on its south-eastern tip sits the jewel in its crown: the Ancient Greek city of Syracuse. The region was devastated by an earthquake in the 17th century, and Syracuse suffered huge destruction, but it is thanks to the post-quake rebuilding that the town boasts so many fine examples of 17th-century Baroque architecture. Perhaps the greatest of these can be found among the corridor-like streets of the isle of Ortygia. The Piazza Duomo forms the focal point of this small island, and is lined on all sides with fine Baroque facades, and a majestic cathedral into whose walls are incorporated the columns of the Ancient Greek temple of Athena, which once stood on the very same spot.
PHOTO_SIRACUSA_NIGHT.Syracuse - Night
The isle of Sicily lies at the southern end of the Italian peninsula, with the city of Syracuse perched on its south-eastern tip. The town has its origins in Ancient Greece, and its environs are littered with Greek and Roman ruins, which led to its being declared a World Heritage Site in 2005. The best-preserved parts of the old city can be found on the isle of Ortygia, which is reached via a bridge from the rest of the city, and which boasts the grand Piazza Duomo as its centrepiece. The Piazza is lined with classic examples of Baroque architecture, and dominated by the cathedral, which, while also in the Baroque style, incorporates the Doric columns of the pre-existing Temple of Athena into its walls.