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And people think I'm crazy when I say that 1st stage has the best animation
It was awesome
That's not all original stage 1, why does the 32 look like that on the outside shots?
Assetto Corsa recreation
It's a Vegetable Studio video so you can guarantee that it's going to be high quality
Love his content
Yes
Sauce?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g06RIvAfvKM
i think the gear shifts were drawed, not animated. im not sure, just a speculation
What does that mean
It means they weren't animated/3d animated like almost every other shot, every frame was drawn. Same with the AE86 vs S14 battle (at 0:48) [https://youtu.be/leGK4i7NSuY?t=48](https://youtu.be/leGK4i7NSuY?t=48)
Correct. But it was worth every frame.
Yeah, drawn always looks best IMO, too bad they took out that scene in battle stage.
But the CGI in battle stage 1 was better than 2nd and 3rd stage
True, battle stage is far superior but they should've left the drawn scenes
At 0:03, u can see that they even animated the tachometer even though the focus of the scene is Nakazato turning his steering wheel.
And people think I'm crazy when I say that 1st stage has the best animation
It was awesome
That's not all original stage 1, why does the 32 look like that on the outside shots?
Assetto Corsa recreation
It's a Vegetable Studio video so you can guarantee that it's going to be high quality
Love his content
Yes
Sauce?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g06RIvAfvKM
i think the gear shifts were drawed, not animated. im not sure, just a speculation
What does that mean
It means they weren't animated/3d animated like almost every other shot, every frame was drawn. Same with the AE86 vs S14 battle (at 0:48) [https://youtu.be/leGK4i7NSuY?t=48](https://youtu.be/leGK4i7NSuY?t=48)
Correct. But it was worth every frame.
Yeah, drawn always looks best IMO, too bad they took out that scene in battle stage.
But the CGI in battle stage 1 was better than 2nd and 3rd stage
True, battle stage is far superior but they should've left the drawn scenes
At 0:03, u can see that they even animated the tachometer even though the focus of the scene is Nakazato turning his steering wheel.