project cars Loz Shots! (Project CARS)

[HuuuuuuH]

If this game will be released in 2013...i vote 2013 for the best driving games year...until now ofc.

[Ryzza5]

Early 2014 at this stage. There's no publisher to force a specific date to the detriment of the project.

[Loz]

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[Kelvjy]

Nice shots Loz :hi5: Zonda R shot in post #23 is stunning :drool::drool::drool:

[Eudemon]

Scrolling down this page I was immediately drawn to the Zonda R and the BAC Mono, you have a cracking eye for a good shot mate.

[Loz]

KTM X-Bow - I edited this to make Diablo look dumb ....er

 

KTM X-Bow?

 

And thanks :).

[Eudemon]

Oops. I mean what you talking about? :whistle:

[Loz]

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The Audi A4 shadows are a bit dodgy.

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[Beav]

This game looks brilliant. Do you use a wheel? How much did you pay? Is it like a membership where you pay every month like iRacing?

[Ryzza5]

Hi Beav

 

Game is still in development. We all joined by paying a one time fee (similar to kickstarter, different price points give you different access and perks), to help the devs reach the required amount. That amount was reached in November 2012 (the project originally opened in October 2011) which means there is no more need for extra money, and no-one else can join.

 

However

 

Slightly Mad Studios intend to build pCARS for PS4 and Xbone which will require more funding (they are already registered PS4 developers and have the dev kit and APIs). Once Ian works out all the legal and fiscal details community funding will open again, where people can invest in the game for those 2 consoles. While they won't receive any profits for the original 4 platforms (and vice versa) they will still get forum access and access to PC dev builds. When this happens I'll probably post something about it on the homepage.

 

The final game is expected on the original 4 platforms (PC, Wii U, X360, PS3) early 2014 for around $60 (not finalised). We can afford to be cheaper since there isn't any EA or Atari style publishers who will take the majority of the profits (we the community do that, while SMS get 30% plus returns on their additional investment instead of a traditional flat fee paid by the publisher).

 

Check out the pCARS thread in the Green Room - Ben Collins (sacked Stig) posted some great feedback on the Formula 1 handling there.

[Loz]

Bloody Hell, it's been over a year since I did any pCars photos?

 

 

Just a quick image to get back into the swing of things.

 

How I wish iRacings RUF looked like that.

[Loz]

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Looks like this shot might make a good phone wallpaper.

[Ryzza5]

cool

 

I think you can specify odd resolutions in the command line for taking portrait photos too.

[Loz]

I use the command line to do 4K res images. Probally won't use it for Portrait stuff.

[Milli]

That Bilstein livery is wrong, can easily be fixed though. :lol: I believe that who made it didn't know that it's possible to remove the carbon texture where you want.

 

But that is a great advantage of computer games over consoles, the livery editing is MUCH better, since there is always a way to export it and work on Photoshop.

[Loz]

Didn't know there was anything wrong with the livery. It's now the default/first for that car.

 

Anyway, here's a Ginetta.

 

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The G55 is probally my favourite GT3 car on pCars at the mo. Sounds and drives great.

[Ryzza5]

Depends if they are allowed to use the genuine livery or not

[Loz]

Something I have been wondering is are all the liveries currently in the game final? I've seen quite a few made by just a few guys, with just a member/senior status. Though it was only Managers who could have liveries in the final product?

[Ryzza5]

The game is community assisted - those members have been assisting the devs with making generic liveries.

 

The Manager perk allows you to bring your own real life brand/logo into the game.

 

'Those few' photoshop experts have also been assisting the managers in making their car liveries. They're happy to do it since it gets their work out there, makes the game they care about look good, and may create job opportunities. 2 members have already been formally hired by SMS.

[Loz]

Ahh right, makes sense now. Thanks for clarifying.

 

Anyway, here's some Audi R8 LMS at Oulton Park.

 

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I like Oulton Park as a place to take photos. In my eyes the track looks to be one of the best looking so far.