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Despite the difficulty, I surprisingly managed to make it work, and boy did it really fit! I've got the junctions well and the gradient effect as well, and I feel like I've found another technique to easily work with the junctions! Glad that I could deal with some things I always deem as difficult.Д«ut somehow after doing that skin, my gut wanted me to skin once again, this time for another private project of mine explained below.Д¬urrently, nobody dares to reference some elements on a certain TV series in particular, until now. Looking at the Ultimate GT3's template of the GT-R GT3, I had two adversaries to be dealt with: junctions, and the gradient.

The front cover's livery features a black hood and roof coloring, an overlaid background, and two lines on both sides which one of them has a gradient. I promised my team's livery to be as close as possible to the main inspiration: Kamata RC410 from Ridge Racer 7, which is largely based on the early iteration of Nissan GT-R (back when it was still a concept car). My best ever attempt at skinning, being a car for GRL races.

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The best part is now templates are provided alongside the car selection, so you can get them right off the bat, but then again you'd need a mod to preview all the stuff, like Australian GT mod or Ultimate GT3 mod in case of the GT Endurance AM class (a mix of GT3s and some Japanese GTs). This opened doors to more car choices (GT3 cars, GT1s, and stuff) and disciplines (the rF season adds a 'Tuner' discipline) although there are sacrifices made (for instance, the absence of the RE Amemiya RX-7 GT300, the car I chose in the previous season, due to the lack of the GT300 mod). This is currently just one car being worked, as I have an intention to do some other cars but still, I'm waiting for the new version to be released some time.ДЇast forward to the present, where Global Racing League has become an established motorsport role-playing game and changed platforms from GTR2 in the first season to rFactor. As this is purely original (not based on any livery in particular) and considering the super-deformed size of the car, I applied some Grand-Am aesthetics, especially in terms of the car's number, where it's just a number without numberplates or anything. Previously, I do skinning in rFactor because of the ChoroQ mod, wanting to make a couple of skins for a variety of cars, but with the new version still unreleased yet, I stayed off a while, until creating this random skin which involved a Supra body, a pink base color and a white double-stripe, as well as some fictitious sponsors I make. Just your usual pink Supra here, nothing's that special, except it's a ChoroQ Supra. That said, this pops out to my mind: 'why can't I just do skinning in rFactor?'

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The fact that you can immediately see your car once the game starts is really a plus and makes previewing a straightforward process without all that hassle going through menu and stuff, especially if you turn the 'Player Car' option to 'Full' in the Settings. Working on an rFactor skin for the aforementioned reason, I felt like the process is much more enjoyable than in both GTR2 and TMUF, especially the previewing part.

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Before starting this post, I cordially invite you to Global Racing League, one of the best motorsport role-playing series based on rFactor, where racing, cuteness, and role-playing mix together with numerous racing disciplines! More on GRL can be seen in the full post. But that is just a TMUF story, as right now I tried my luck skinning in rFactor (as the title suggests) because of one thing: Global Racing League. The struggles I had in search of paint splash brushes for use in my Desigual FTO Super Touring Car WIP skin took its toll, and so did the Alpha Layer business.