Have we seen the Ferrari Enzo in GT6?
Fix this shit!
please understand.
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please understand.
Wax Free Vanilla
Member
Yes, but the gameplay model has had this error since day 1.
Psycho_Mantis
Banned
Have we seen the Ferrari Enzo in GT6?
Fix this shit!
I don 't know whats going on in that pic but is something wrong with this model:
EDIT: scratch that just saw the post.
LiquidSolid
Member
I know they get pretty good sales but still, most games need to sell that many to be profitable and that's with far smaller teams than what Turn 10 apparently has.
And I know they're not going to be strapped for cash thanks to Microsoft but I was just under the impression that Forza was one of the few things Microsoft didn't just throw money at to solve its problems. Guess I was wrong. What an insane company.
Have we seen the Ferrari Enzo in GT6?
Fix this shit!
I don't get it. Where do these pics come from?
Metalmurphy
Member
Photo Travel and Gameplay model.
Polys have got to be saved somewhere.
Polys have got to be saved somewhere.
are they still scaled down for photo travel mode?
I always considered the Premium cars as being built for next-gen and beyond. They're pretty much capable of anything, up to motion-picture VFX level... you can't really expect more. Now they just need to work on the tracks and the sound.
By the by, here's a video from a user on GTP that describes how he believes GT5's sounds are created that causes them to be so poor quality:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HkyrjBbW8I
Basically, it boils down to not using enough samples for each car, and "stretching" the existing samples across too wide a range, which results in the "vacuum cleaner" sound. I'm not sure how much memory these samples take, so it could very well be a memory issue, but it could also be that they simply didn't capture enough loops on the day they recorded the cars.
While I appreciate that the GT series looks amazing, there's got to be more to it than that. It's like Yamauchi simply isn't aware that they sound soooo bad, and that GT's sounds are a laughing stock compared to every other game on the market,
By the by, here's a video from a user on GTP that describes how he believes GT5's sounds are created that causes them to be so poor quality:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HkyrjBbW8I
Basically, it boils down to not using enough samples for each car, and "stretching" the existing samples across too wide a range, which results in the "vacuum cleaner" sound. I'm not sure how much memory these samples take, so it could very well be a memory issue, but it could also be that they simply didn't capture enough loops on the day they recorded the cars.
While I appreciate that the GT series looks amazing, there's got to be more to it than that. It's like Yamauchi simply isn't aware that they sound soooo bad, and that GT's sounds are a laughing stock compared to every other game on the market,
Im expecting the graphics to match GT6 photo mode.
that sounds extremely accurate. guess it boils down to that.
SolidSnakex
Member
I'm not sure, but i'd think so since it still has to fit within the PS3's memory, which really isn't that much at this point. Assets in general these days are typically built to a very high quality and then scaled down to fit whichever console they're going to be on. That's why they really can't have many of them on screen at one time (although they've bumped it up to two for GT6).
You mean there will be 18 cars on screen in GT6?
SolidSnakex
Member
It's going to be added after the release.
No, I mean you can have two cars in photomode now.
I think people need to be reminded how detailed gt5 photo models are
Fuuuuuuuarkin' hell.
I think people need to be reminded how detailed gt5 photo models are
Yep, amazing.
Red Chocobo
Banned
GT5's photomode cars are still quite low-poly though. But I expect that they were scaled down from better quality ones (If Kaz was telling the truith). But I'd be totally okay with them being in-game models.
As an example, see these lights. You can see the polygons quite clearly.
As an example, see these lights. You can see the polygons quite clearly.
yeah, after looking at this shot (and the one right above my post):
I think people need to be reminded how detailed gt5 photo models are
i'm inclined to agree. while that looks magnificent, you can still see the polygon edges on the headlight.
GT5's photomode cars are still quite low-poly though. But I expect that they were scaled down from better quality ones (If Kaz was telling the truith). But I'd be totally okay with them being in-game models.
As an example, see these lights. You can see the polygons quite clearly.
I suspect PDs new tesselation tech will help with this.
SniperHunter
Banned
Solidsnakex wats ur psn id
velociraptor
Junior Member
Their new tessellation engine will fix that. Adding polygons isn't going to make the exteriors look any better, but, improved lighting, shaders, materials and shadow resolution. While exteriors generally look fine, I do feel they could use additional detail. I do hope there are 'higher' quality models out there like you've mentioned but personally I would rather have highly detailed interior views of exterior views to be honest!GT5's photomode cars are still quite low-poly though. But I expect that they were scaled down from better quality ones (If Kaz was telling the truith). But I'd be totally okay with them being in-game models.
As an example, see these lights. You can see the polygons quite clearly.
Nice. Thanks for the link.
I doubt they didnt capture said loops. I guess its a memory issue after all.
SolidSnakex
Member
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=89155783&postcount=747
There's no reason why the higher end models wouldn't include interiors as well. The interiors in particular will benefit a lot from the higher quality texturing that the PS4 will make possible.
Metalmurphy
Member
Another reason to not get GT6, just found out my G27 is broken.
Fan fucking tastic!
Fan fucking tastic!
Lol WTF... why are so many people's wheels braking right now!?!?! Right in time for Assetto Corsa and GT6... ugh.
Metalmurphy
Member
Just turned on GT5 after a long hiatus to humiliate Brotkasten and the throttle isn't working at all, clutch as well, and brake works 100% but it also accelerates up to 40%
Open and clean the pedals from inside. There are many guides on the net, just follow the procedure and do not use extra greasing unless 100% necessary. But cleaning dust and inwards contacts solves 90% of problems. It is easy procedure.
Metalmurphy
Member
Yeah I've been watching a guide on GTplanet, but I'm too clumsy when it comes to these things, I'd probably brake it even more.
*edit* From what I can tell each Pedal has it's own potentiometer, so if the Brake Pedal accelerates AND brakes, it probably means something else is wrong no? :/
OmegaDL50
Member
That most definitely sounds like there is a short in the wiring somewhere. Ouch.
I'd love to get a wheel but this is one of the reasons why I don't want to splurge for an $100 one, because unlike an Arcade stick if one of my Sanwa buttons goes bad, I can just swap it out.
The complexity of these wheels doesn't seem to allow the hot swapping of parts unless you just by a bunch of the same wheel to use to for junk.
I hope you can get that fixed and back to racing again.
From what I've seen/heard among my sim racing friends, G27s aren't as durable as G25s. My G25 is going on its 6th year now, and I've only had to open it twice to clean the throttle pedometer to stop the throttle from spiking. When it does break, I'm either gonna try to get a used one with low mileage or go T500.
Metalmurphy
Member
You owe me new pedals amar...
I opened and messed up one of the screws, no I can't unscrew it.
Mother!"#$!%!$!
At least I managed to find out the problem isn't actually in the pedals, because switching the cable reproduces the problems with any pedal.
Wax Free Vanilla
Member
drill it with a small metal drill bit and tap an allen key in or get a screw extractor.
27 days:
Metalmurphy
Member
GAF... I think I broke it...
Help!
Help!
Metalmurphy
Member
Knowing my self I'd probably end up soldering all the wires togheter. I plugged it in and all the buttons work, so I'm guessing this is the cable for the LEDs, so *phew*
I still can't find anything else wrong that could explain the pedals not working -.-
I still can't find anything else wrong that could explain the pedals not working -.-
Clean the hell out of them. Not just a air can. I used a Q-tips and WD40. If that fails I would recommend getting replacement pots. I did this and solved the stuck pedal issue. But it will return if you do not clean your pots at least twice a year.
Metalmurphy
Member
But I switched the cables so it would use another potentiometer, it can't possibly be that right?
I mean the other pedal behaved exactly the same way after switching them. Or do all 3 work together in their outputs?
Can't tell if serious.
Metalmurphy
Member
Omg... I feel so dumb right now.
Took everything apart, broke one cable up, only to realize afterwards it was just a bent cable -.-
Took everything apart, broke one cable up, only to realize afterwards it was just a bent cable -.-
lol, well at least its working now?