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JDM: Japanese Drift Master Expanded Paint Shop Update Adds Livery System, Rim Painting and Colour Gradients

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JDM: Japanese Drift Master gameplay with a drifting car on a mountain road

JDM: Japanese Drift Master has launched its Expanded Paint Shop Update, adding the community’s most requested feature since release — a full livery system with hundreds of decals, rim painting and colour gradients — live today.

The highly anticipated livery system is launching today for JDM: Japanese Drift Master! It was the final missing puzzle piece to fully represent the street car and drift cultures in the game and remained the most requested, by the community, feature since the initial release.

It provides over a hundred decal designs and shapes, various improvements to the game’s paint shop, as well as the ability to paint the car rims, allowing for all players to fully let their designer imagination run wild.

Long story short – we’ve expanded the Paint Shop experience with additional ways you can paint your car, added rim painting and the whole livery/decals systems, so you can drive on Guntama streets in a car from your dreams.

Patch Notes:

The All-New Paint Shop

Added the livery option in the Paint Shop menu screen

Choose from hundreds of decals and stickers to create your livery.
Up to 5000 layers of stickers available at your disposal.
Full control over the process: scale, rotate, colour, symmetry mode and various camera precision settings for a robust and pleasant user experience.
Control over colour saturation, brightness and gradients.
Ability to reorder, hide and duplicate layers.
Saving liveries as presets – this also creates a separate save file in the game’s folder for each preset created.
Livery sharing in multiplayer – just drive to and inspect a player in multiplayer to save their active livery to your own library of livery presets.

Expanded the Paint Shop car painting:

Redesigned the UI for a better gamepad experience.
Added colour gradients – two point system with a start and end colour selection. Players will also be able to change the colour angle, brightness, and saturation for truly unique designs.

Added rim painting:

Single-part and three-part rims can now be painted just like the car’s body (stock rims cannot be changed).
Material selection – factory finish, gloss, metallic, sateen, matt, chrome
Control over colour saturation and brightness.

Bug Fixes

Fixed several crashes concerning, among others:

crashes caused by issues with force feedback steering wheels,
crashes occurring when entering the car parameters screen,
crashes caused by HUD issues,
crashes happening after collisions during gameplay.

Traffic / AI

Traffic and AI drivers now spawn correctly after leaving multiplayer.

Photo Mode

Fixed a postprocess which oversaturated the scene in certain circumstances.
Fixed issues with screenshots not saving correctly on Steam (they previously appeared with UI on the game’s page on Steam and players had to look directly into the game’s folder to find the correct ones).
Fixed issues with the gear going into Natural when leaving the Photo Mode
Fixed issues with the Landmarks activity – in certain circumstances the game would register a landmark even without the player making the photo.

General stability and performance improvements

IMPORTANT !!

Please update the game before launching multiplayer. The game needs to be up to date before you will be able to connect with other players!

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Project Hail Mary: Journey Among the Stars Is Out Now on Quest, PICO and Android XR

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Rocky, a rocky alien crewmate, reaches out with a stone fist inside the Hail Mary spaceship in Project Hail Mary: Journey Among the Stars.
Rocky, the rocky alien crewmate, inside the Hail Mary in Project Hail Mary: Journey Among the Stars. Photo by Maze Theory

Humanity’s last hope is now a mission you can step inside. Project Hail Mary: Journey Among the Stars is out now, a mixed-reality adventure that tells a previously untold chapter of Andy Weir’s bestselling sci-fi universe.

The immersive mixed reality experience launched on PICO, Android XR and Meta Quest 3/3S. It comes from Maze Theory, the award-winning London-based immersive entertainment studio behind Peaky Blinders: The King’s Ransom and Doctor Who: The Edge of Time.

Players step into the role of Ryland Grace. Ryland Grace and his friend and crewmate Rocky must work together in the face of disaster to keep the Hail Mary intact and bring their world-saving cargo to Eridani — Rocky’s home planet, and Grace’s new home.

It is a story of trust and communication between species. As this mixed-reality experience blends your physical environment with the Hail Mary itself, players diagnose problems, improvise solutions and push the limits of science and engineering to keep the mission alive.

Along the way, players work alongside Rocky to keep the mission alive, diagnose failing systems and improvise scientific solutions, and manage their ship and its precious cargo as they travel through the stars — experiencing humanity’s last hope firsthand.

Watch the launch trailer below.

Project Hail Mary: Journey Among the Stars is out now on PICO, Android XR and Meta Quest 3/3S.

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