[HO] Project CARS

KraistGp escribió:Por fin acabe de montar el pc !!
Un i7 3770k, placa asrock formula oc, nvidia msigtx 680, ssd corsair gt240gb, caja silverstone rv01, .... Lo malo que despues de engegarlo y comprobar que todo esta ok no he tenido huevos de encontrar el cd del windows 7 !!! espero tenerlo listo mañana noche.

Por cierto alguien tiene el windows 8 ? Vale la pena comprarlo o mejor continuar con el 7 ?

Pd: perdonad el offtopic !

denis74 escribió:Este hilo sirve la todo,jejeje

Para los de Madrid y alrededores sabed que a las 10.30 comienza la charla de Andy Tudor en iDÉAME. Todavia hay tiempo de llegar. Correrrrrr

denis74 escribió:He mirado pero no he visto nada de nada. A ver si alguien graba algo.

Gameplay multijugador con el pequeño Formula Gulf1000:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mInWHRWn3eM&hd=1

colets escribió:Voy a ser la nota discrepante
En mi caso, windows 8 funciona mejor: arranca más rápido, no ha dado problemas, los programas funcionan igual o mejor y el sistema de seguridad es muy decente (al punto de no necesitar antivirus si no quieres)
La interfaz Metro, la odio. Puede que funcione en tablets, pero en PC de escritorio no hay forma, ni sabiéndote los atajos de de teclado.
Al "genio" que decidió quitar el botón de inicio de la vista de escritorio, habría que darle un premio, vaya idea, para matarle.

Al final le puse una aplicación como Classic Shell: botón inicio, salta la pantalla de la interfaz Metro, vista clásica del explorador y alguna cosilla más.
Una vez arrancado, poca gente sería capaz de decir si está usando W7 o W8.
Manda narices que tengas que poner una aplicación externa para que el windows funcione como debería, pero bueno.

Vaya pedazo de PC te has montado!

Edito:ups, escribimos a la vez se engega?

se engega?

Kalakatita escribió:Un gameplay mio del nuevo Gulf1000 y los nuevos efectos de luz. Jeje.
Saludos!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6CUxsUw ... e=youtu.be

* Terrain materials: Testing a mix of high collision friction and resistance in gravel

urewol escribió:Impresionante la primera pagina de este foro, con toda la informacion hay
le debe de dar envidia a la oficial de WMD.

denis74 escribió:

urewol escribió:Impresionante la primera pagina de este foro, con toda la informacion hay
le debe de dar envidia a la oficial de WMD.

Ya,,,a lo bestia. Mis hilos suelen ser así. Me extiendo demasiado pero también es verdad que en este momento es más bien un hilo de seguimiento del proyecto. Muchas cosas irán fuera o cambiarán una vez estemos muy cerca del final del desarrollo. Entonces será una información más concisa.


En el foro dicen que no funcionan las partidas privadas del online. Que aun metiendo la contraseña es inútil y se mete gente aun sin saberla. No lo he probado.


kalatatita a ver si puedes hacer unas capturas del Formula Gulf que no encuentro ninguna idónea para la sección Vehículos. Merci

denis74 escribió:Currololo no veo eso de "motor de arranque"

denis74 escribió:Ok currololo ahora voy a ello. (Voy a cenar. No puedo entrar ahora).

JFK. Me pegué un hartón de reír con ese que va un rato por el talud izquierdo y pega el salto "coche fantástico" jajajaja Si viese esto Jim Clark que pensaría,ya ves. Estuvo cómica esa partida.
El circuito invita a correr sin darte cuenta del peligro en las cunetas.

jlanc3 escribió:Algunas news importantes desde el IDEAME??

Hey guys,

Here's a brief overview of the Project CARS showing at Ideame Madrid...

So we were asked by Nintendo if we'd like to show Project CARS at this particular conference since Nintendo continue to show interest in Project CARS for the Wii U. The conference focuses on indie developers like ourselves and they believed the crowdfunding aspect of it would be of particular interest to their audience given that a lot of indie developers use other systems like Kickstarter or Indie-Go-Go to get their games made.

Since the audience is mostly University students wanting to get into the games industry or indie developers struggling to get their first game out, my talk focused on my own upbringing and my path into the games industry through University and then transitioned to the heritage of Slightly Mad Studios working originally as a mod team and ultimately leading to the the WMD platform and going 'back to our roots' with Project CARS.

It was only the night before that I found out I was the keynote speaker opening the show and throughout the day there continued to be clarification that Project CARS and SMS were definitely the biggest game and highlight of the show (although I made best friends with the guy currently making the Duck Tales Remastered game and understandably there was a lot of buzz around that too).

There were then a bunch of interviews for both web, TV, and radio/podcasts, some of which have hit already and then in the evening there was a panel dedicated to crowd-funding where of course, Project CARS/SMS/WMD killed once again and was the star of the show (not my own words!).

So Spaniards, keep an eye out over the next few weeks!

Solodos escribió:¿Y qué quiere decir con lo último que dice?, ¿alguna sorpresa?

Well it's taken a month but the Fanatec folks have been great and my CSW and pedals are back (as of about 10:30pm est last night) and working fine. Turns out one of the force feedback motors failed. I felt like I was walking around in a daze while it was down. None of my games were fun to drive with my old wheel. I feel good again!

I have only taken the SP300 out for a spin for about two hours. Made some changes from the default setup (tire pressures, gears-track appropriate, ride height, brake bias, wing and spring stiffness-front) and the car feels very, very good. Just set a 2:18 at Belgian circuit. There seems to be the right amount of wheel spin out of slow corners. Handing feels good but still just a tad too much understeer at turn in and then it corrects itself about mid corner. At mid point I can induce power oversteer but it would be nice to be able to do this on turn entry and hold it through the corner or get the car to be more neutral at turn in. As it is now it is a real handful going from mild understeer at turn in to induced oversteer from mid corner on out through trackout. Very tough to hold it. I feel I can do it easier in my real car. Some of that has to do with inertia and g forces which makes sims difficult to hold on the edge. Brakes are still a little too easy to lock up (58% front bias with only 90% pressure). Not enough feedback to feel what the car is doing during braking. I don't use the anti lock feature as any race car I have driven has not had it. I may try it at the lowest level and see how that feels. Also, I would like to feel more wheel feedback. It feels too muted. Over bumps and the curbs I'm not getting enough kick back.

Overall it feels much better than it has in the past. Good job guys.

I'd just like to chime in and say I'm very impressed with how the handling is coming on. Haven't had much time to play recently, but I've just had a few good races online with some fair drivers and it was simply amazing. The M3 GT in particular is just spot on in terms of risk vs. reward. You can push that thing right to the limit and just hold it there - beautiful!

FYI I've been racing karts for 13 years, and I've test-driven Formula Ford and Renault Clio Cup machinery in the past. pCARS is the closest I've felt to being out on the track whilst sat at my PC - keep it coming guys!

It's true that very high camber should be good for grip over the short term of 1 lap or so. The camber exploit was a bug that meant the grip gain was even higher than it should have been. The exploit fix helps to resolve this. You may still find extra speed with large cambers up to a point for now, but that will change when we get detailed heat and wear effects added.

jlanc3 escribió:Me la juego, creo que con la sorpresa para los españoles, esta confirmando que tendremos SEAT seguramente el de las WTCC, para aprovecachar a Hamilton.

Ale ahi lo dejo

SALUDOS!!!!

Good news everyone!

As people may have seen elsewhere there is a lot of buzz around pCars/WMD/SMS and WiiU. We now have some WiiU devkits to start getting our engine running on WiiU and things converted over. This will take a while, so please be patient, but we'll use this thread to post updates.

The first stage (non-sexy boring stuff) is to add the WiiU platform configuration to our code projects and to fill in the WiiU platform specific layer in our Base library, I'll be doing that over the next few weeks. The second stage (sexy, not boring) is to move higher level libraries over to run on WiiU too. Griff will be handling the render side of things and we'll move over libs bit by bit until the basics are building for WiiU. In addition we'll need to convert data to the WiiU format and get it all running. After that it'll all be performance, memory, TRC (technical requirements that are set by 1st Party, Nintendo in this case) related work.

It's going to be fun

We're now registered developers, so we've got access to their SDK, docs and website (which reminds me I need to sort out Griff's reg ). First step is for us to go through all that and start updating the engine, we'll probably be asking them several questions along the way and normally 1st Party are good at getting back to us with detailed answers to help us sort out any problems. It's been a few years since I worked directly with Nintendo and they were good then, so I'm assuming nothing has changed in that regard

denis74 escribió:Pues sí el proyecto va tomando cuerpo, como el buen vino, jejeje!

Es lo suyo. Tener Hamilton compitiendo con el Seat León y así que testee el del juego, en el caso que lo añadan.



Atención en breve comienzan el desarrollo en WiiU. Ya tienen los kits de desarrollo. Me he pasado por el foro WiiU para que lo sepan

Good news everyone!

As people may have seen elsewhere there is a lot of buzz around pCars/WMD/SMS and WiiU. We now have some WiiU devkits to start getting our engine running on WiiU and things converted over. This will take a while, so please be patient, but we'll use this thread to post updates.

The first stage (non-sexy boring stuff) is to add the WiiU platform configuration to our code projects and to fill in the WiiU platform specific layer in our Base library, I'll be doing that over the next few weeks. The second stage (sexy, not boring) is to move higher level libraries over to run on WiiU too. Griff will be handling the render side of things and we'll move over libs bit by bit until the basics are building for WiiU. In addition we'll need to convert data to the WiiU format and get it all running. After that it'll all be performance, memory, TRC (technical requirements that are set by 1st Party, Nintendo in this case) related work.

It's going to be fun

We're now registered developers, so we've got access to their SDK, docs and website (which reminds me I need to sort out Griff's reg ). First step is for us to go through all that and start updating the engine, we'll probably be asking them several questions along the way and normally 1st Party are good at getting back to us with detailed answers to help us sort out any problems. It's been a few years since I worked directly with Nintendo and they were good then, so I'm assuming nothing has changed in that regard

Dume escribió:Cuando dices wiiu y en ese sentido, tambien podrias incluir la ps3 o la xbox360. En cualquier caso, no comparto esa opinion. No me parece ni bueno ni malo que salga en diversas maquinas y maxime, como estamos viendo, no se ve afectado el desarrollo de la version PC.
En todo caso, estaria bien una version para la proxima ps4 y la 720. Mas que nada para discutir un poco el reinado en solitario de Gran Turismo y Forza. Que campan demasiado tranquilos en sus respectivas consolas y no les vendria mal algo de competencia seria. A la larga, todos saldriamos ganando.

denis74 escribió:Yo creo que el enfoque de Project CARS es diferente al de Gran Turismo y Forza. En definitiva los jugadores de esos dos juegos les gusta los juegos de conducción y si aparece un título que les da una experiencia nueva no vista antes con varias disciplinas y coches pues creo que le darán la bienvenida. Y cada uno de estos con su conducción/manejo diferenciados, y unas físicas globales. Yo creo que es bueno.

Como dice, Dume, el desarrollo en WiiU no va a afectar en el desarrollo en PC. A la vez están haciéndolo en PS3 y Xbox y como veis no afecta. Lo hacen paralelamente. Y es que SMS está creciendo.
A mi me gustaría, como bien dice Dume, que anunciasen el desarrollo para las dos nuevas consolas de Sony y Microsoft.

También comentar que están ya con el otro juego de coches que no es simulador y que les encargo una compañía que no sabemos cual es. Por ahora están escribiendo su motor de físicas. Ya me han dicho que diversos desarrolladores están trabajando, por ejemplo en los circuitos de ese otro juego. Concretamente me ha dicho que Luis Barata, quien se encarga del desarrollo de circuito histórico Solitude se encuentra a tope de faena ya que está a la vez con circuito/s del otro juego.
Y esto quiere decir que esta compañía no es tan pequeña como parece. O bien su estructura está bien montada.

Tony Vargas escribió:Mis fotillos de hoy,las dejo en spoiler para no molestar a nadie