Radar - Revision history

ZS at 16:51, 7 July 2014

2014-07-07T16:51:11Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:51, 7 July 2014
Line 5:		Line 5:

	== Description ==		== Description ==
	=== GTA III ~~Era and~~ GTA IV ===		=== GTA III — GTA Chinatown Wars ===
	Introduced in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], the radar essentially replaces the player centered [[Location Compass\|location compass]] used in preceding GTA games, and remains an element of all GTA games after.		Introduced in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], the radar essentially replaces the player centered [[Location Compass\|location compass]] used in preceding GTA games, and remains an element of all GTA games after.

Line 22:		Line 22:
	The radar in GTA San Andreas is also adapted to support flight. When the player operates a helicopter or freefalls with a [[parachute]], an altitude indicator will appear to the left of the radar showing the player's height from sea level. Additionally, if the player controls a fixed-wing aircraft, an [[wp:Attitude indicator\|artificial horizon]] (represented by a semi-transparent green horizon and a horizontal miniature wings) is integrated into the radar, and pitches and banks in accordance to the plane that the player controls. Rows of three yellow blips will also be added into the radar to indicate the position and alignment of the nearest aircraft runway.		The radar in GTA San Andreas is also adapted to support flight. When the player operates a helicopter or freefalls with a [[parachute]], an altitude indicator will appear to the left of the radar showing the player's height from sea level. Additionally, if the player controls a fixed-wing aircraft, an [[wp:Attitude indicator\|artificial horizon]] (represented by a semi-transparent green horizon and a horizontal miniature wings) is integrated into the radar, and pitches and banks in accordance to the plane that the player controls. Rows of three yellow blips will also be added into the radar to indicate the position and alignment of the nearest aircraft runway.

	~~From~~ GTA IV ~~onwards~~, the [[Health]] and [[Body Armor]] indicators, which were initially located on the upper right side of the [[Heads-Up Display\|heads-up display]], are integrated into the radar, warping around the radar's circular border; the health bar and armor bar each take up half of the radar's circumference, and the health bar will become red and blink if the player's health is low. In addition, ~~the radar from~~ GTA IV ~~onwards~~ also ~~indicates~~ the extent in which law enforcement scouts for the player whenever they have a [[Wanted Level in GTA IV Era\|wanted level]].		=== GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars ===
			For GTA IV and GTA Chinatown Wars, the [[Health]] and [[Body Armor]] indicators, which were initially located on the upper right side of the [[Heads-Up Display\|heads-up display]], are integrated into the radar, warping around the radar's circular border; the health bar and armor bar each take up half of the radar's circumference, and the health bar will become red and blink if the player's health is low. In addition, in GTA IV also indicate the extent in which law enforcement scouts for the player whenever they have a [[Wanted Level in GTA IV Era\|wanted level]]; this is not implemented in the GTA Chinatown Wars radar due to a significant different police evasion system.

	=== GTA V ===		=== GTA V ===

Gsu eagle 31049: /* GTA V */

2014-03-09T17:29:32Z

GTA V

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:29, 9 March 2014
Line 25:		Line 25:

	=== GTA V ===		=== GTA V ===
	In GTA V, the radar has been significantly ~~overhauled~~ and includes several features not present in previous games.		In GTA V, the radar has been significantly redesigned and includes several features not present in previous games.

	* The radar itself is now rectangular in shape.		* The radar itself is now rectangular in shape.
	* The map within the radar is displayed in a top-down perspective when the player is on foot and in a slanted~~, pseudo-3D~~ perspective when the player is in any vehicle. Additionally, when the player ~~is in a~~ building, the interior ~~floorplan~~ is displayed.		* The map within the radar is displayed in a top-down perspective when the player is on foot and in a slanted perspective when the player is in any vehicle. Additionally, when the player goes inside any accessible building, the interior floor plan is displayed.
	* When using the [[GPS]], a direction indicator is shown at the bottom on the left side with a mileage indicator shown on the right side. If the player enters a tunnel, connection to the GPS satellites is lost until the player exits the tunnel. ~~When~~ underwater, the distance to surface is displayed on left side while the distance to the floor is displayed on the right.		* When using the [[GPS]], a direction indicator is shown at the bottom on the left side with a mileage indicator shown on the right side. If the player enters a tunnel, connection to the GPS satellites is lost until the player exits the tunnel. While underwater in a [[Submersible]], the distance to surface is displayed on left side while the distance to the floor is displayed on the right.
	* A sound indicator is included for stealth purposes. The indicator is blue when the player is either sprinting or talking loudly, and the indicator is red whenever the player discharges a firearm or ~~causes~~ an explosion.		* A sound indicator is included for stealth purposes. The indicator is blue when the player is either sprinting or talking loudly, and the indicator is red whenever the player discharges a firearm or triggers an explosion.
	* Whenever the player is [[Wanted Level in GTA V\|wanted by the police]] and the police has lost sight of the player, the radar displays field of vision indicators on police blips.		* Whenever the player is [[Wanted Level in GTA V\|wanted by the police]] and the police has lost sight of the player, the radar displays field of vision indicators on police blips.
	* As with GTA San Andreas and The Ballad of Gay Tony, the radar displays an altimeter when the player controls any aircraft or is parachuting.		* As with GTA San Andreas and The Ballad of Gay Tony, the radar displays an altimeter when the player controls any aircraft or is parachuting.
	* As with GTA IV, health and armor meters are still integrated into the radar; however, they are now located at the bottom of the radar. Additionally, in single-player, a third meter is present, representing the protagonists' [[Special Abilities]]. If the player dives underwater, the special ability meter changes to a oxygen meter, indicating the player's lung capacity.		* As with GTA IV, health and armor meters are still integrated into the radar; however, they are now located at the bottom of the radar. Additionally, in single-player, a third meter is present, representing the protagonists' [[Special Abilities]]. If the player dives underwater, the special ability meter in single player or the armor meter in multiplayer changes to a oxygen meter, indicating the player's lung capacity.
	* As with GTA IV, the radar flashes red when the [[protagonists\|protagonist]] loses [[health]]. In GTA V, additionally, the protagonist's sight would be covered with blood if he loses much health for once, like that in ''Red Dead Redemption''.		* As with GTA IV, the radar flashes red when the [[protagonists\|protagonist]] loses [[health]]. In GTA V, additionally, the protagonist's sight would be covered with blood if he loses much health for once, like that in ''Red Dead Redemption''.

Super Wang: /* GTA V */

2013-12-10T09:14:33Z

GTA V

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:14, 10 December 2013
Line 34:		Line 34:
	* As with GTA San Andreas and The Ballad of Gay Tony, the radar displays an altimeter when the player controls any aircraft or is parachuting.		* As with GTA San Andreas and The Ballad of Gay Tony, the radar displays an altimeter when the player controls any aircraft or is parachuting.
	* As with GTA IV, health and armor meters are still integrated into the radar; however, they are now located at the bottom of the radar. Additionally, in single-player, a third meter is present, representing the protagonists' [[Special Abilities]]. If the player dives underwater, the special ability meter changes to a oxygen meter, indicating the player's lung capacity.		* As with GTA IV, health and armor meters are still integrated into the radar; however, they are now located at the bottom of the radar. Additionally, in single-player, a third meter is present, representing the protagonists' [[Special Abilities]]. If the player dives underwater, the special ability meter changes to a oxygen meter, indicating the player's lung capacity.
			* As with GTA IV, the radar flashes red when the [[protagonists\|protagonist]] loses [[health]]. In GTA V, additionally, the protagonist's sight would be covered with blood if he loses much health for once, like that in ''Red Dead Redemption''.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Gsu eagle 31049: /* GTA V */

2013-10-09T16:51:22Z

GTA V

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:51, 9 October 2013
Line 28:		Line 28:

	* The radar itself is now rectangular in shape.		* The radar itself is now rectangular in shape.
	* The ~~minimap~~ within the radar is displayed in a top-down perspective when the player is on foot and in a slanted, pseudo-3D perspective when the player is in any vehicle. Additionally, when the player is in a building, the interior floorplan is displayed.		* The map within the radar is displayed in a top-down perspective when the player is on foot and in a slanted, pseudo-3D perspective when the player is in any vehicle. Additionally, when the player is in a building, the interior floorplan is displayed.
	* When using the [[GPS]], a direction indicator is shown at the bottom on the left side with a mileage indicator shown on the right side. When underwater, the distance to surface is displayed on left side while the distance to the floor is displayed on the right.		* When using the [[GPS]], a direction indicator is shown at the bottom on the left side with a mileage indicator shown on the right side. If the player enters a tunnel, connection to the GPS satellites is lost until the player exits the tunnel. When underwater, the distance to surface is displayed on left side while the distance to the floor is displayed on the right.
	* A sound indicator is included for stealth purposes. The indicator is blue when the player is either sprinting or talking loudly, and the indicator is red whenever the player discharges a firearm or causes an explosion.		* A sound indicator is included for stealth purposes. The indicator is blue when the player is either sprinting or talking loudly, and the indicator is red whenever the player discharges a firearm or causes an explosion.
	* Whenever the player is [[Wanted Level in GTA V\|wanted by the police]] and the police has lost sight of the player, the radar displays field of vision indicators on police blips.		* Whenever the player is [[Wanted Level in GTA V\|wanted by the police]] and the police has lost sight of the player, the radar displays field of vision indicators on police blips.
			* As with GTA San Andreas and The Ballad of Gay Tony, the radar displays an altimeter when the player controls any aircraft or is parachuting.
	* As with GTA IV, health and armor meters are still integrated into the radar; however, they are now located at the bottom of the radar. Additionally, in single-player, a third meter is present, representing the protagonists' [[Special Abilities]]. If the player dives underwater, the special ability meter changes to a oxygen meter, indicating the player's lung capacity.		* As with GTA IV, health and armor meters are still integrated into the radar; however, they are now located at the bottom of the radar. Additionally, in single-player, a third meter is present, representing the protagonists' [[Special Abilities]]. If the player dives underwater, the special ability meter changes to a oxygen meter, indicating the player's lung capacity.

Gsu eagle 31049: /* Description */

2013-09-27T16:32:58Z

Description

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:32, 27 September 2013
Line 5:		Line 5:

	== Description ==		== Description ==
			=== GTA III Era and GTA IV ===
	Introduced in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], the radar essentially replaces the player centered [[Location Compass\|location compass]] used in preceding GTA games, and remains an element of all GTA games after.		Introduced in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], the radar essentially replaces the player centered [[Location Compass\|location compass]] used in preceding GTA games, and remains an element of all GTA games after.

Line 23:		Line 24:
	From GTA IV onwards, the [[Health]] and [[Body Armor]] indicators, which were initially located on the upper right side of the [[Heads-Up Display\|heads-up display]], are integrated into the radar, warping around the radar's circular border; the health bar and armor bar each take up half of the radar's circumference, and the health bar will become red and blink if the player's health is low. In addition, the radar from GTA IV onwards also indicates the extent in which law enforcement scouts for the player whenever they have a [[Wanted Level in GTA IV Era\|wanted level]].		From GTA IV onwards, the [[Health]] and [[Body Armor]] indicators, which were initially located on the upper right side of the [[Heads-Up Display\|heads-up display]], are integrated into the radar, warping around the radar's circular border; the health bar and armor bar each take up half of the radar's circumference, and the health bar will become red and blink if the player's health is low. In addition, the radar from GTA IV onwards also indicates the extent in which law enforcement scouts for the player whenever they have a [[Wanted Level in GTA IV Era\|wanted level]].

	In GTA V, the radar has been overhauled. It is now rectangular in shape~~, and the map~~ within the radar is ~~shown~~ in a pseudo-3D perspective ~~whenever~~ the player is in any vehicle. ~~Also~~, if the player is ~~inside~~ a building, ~~the radar displays~~ the interior ~~layout~~. As with ~~San Andreas and The Ballad of Gay Tony~~, the ~~radar displays an altimeter whenever~~ the ~~player~~ is ~~operating any aircraft or parachuting~~. ~~The radar has a~~ sound indicator for stealth purposes~~; the~~ indicator is blue when the player is either sprinting or talking loudly, and the indicator is red whenever the player discharges a firearm or causes an explosion. Whenever the player is [[Wanted Level in GTA V\|wanted by the police]] and the police has lost sight of the player, the radar displays field of vision indicators on police blips. ~~The~~ health and armor meters are still integrated ~~with~~ the radar, however, they are now located at the ~~very~~ bottom of the radar, ~~with the left side indicating health and the right side indicating armor. In~~ single player, a third meter is present, representing ~~[[Michael De Santa]], [[Franklin Clinton]], or [[Trevor Philips]]~~'s [[Special Abilities~~\|special ability~~]]. ~~When~~ the player dives underwater, ~~this~~ meter changes to a ~~sky blue color and represents~~ the player's lung capacity.		=== GTA V ===
			In GTA V, the radar has been significantly overhauled and includes several features not present in previous games.

			* The radar itself is now rectangular in shape.
			* The minimap within the radar is displayed in a top-down perspective when the player is on foot and in a slanted, pseudo-3D perspective when the player is in any vehicle. Additionally, when the player is in a building, the interior floorplan is displayed.
			* When using the [[GPS]], a direction indicator is shown at the bottom on the left side with a mileage indicator shown on the right side. When underwater, the distance to surface is displayed on left side while the distance to the floor is displayed on the right.
			* A sound indicator is included for stealth purposes. The indicator is blue when the player is either sprinting or talking loudly, and the indicator is red whenever the player discharges a firearm or causes an explosion.
			* Whenever the player is [[Wanted Level in GTA V\|wanted by the police]] and the police has lost sight of the player, the radar displays field of vision indicators on police blips.
			* As with GTA IV, health and armor meters are still integrated into the radar; however, they are now located at the bottom of the radar. Additionally, in single-player, a third meter is present, representing the protagonists' [[Special Abilities]]. If the player dives underwater, the special ability meter changes to a oxygen meter, indicating the player's lung capacity.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Thehambone: Added info about lung capacity meter in GTA V.

2013-09-19T21:39:27Z

Added info about lung capacity meter in GTA V.

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:39, 19 September 2013
Line 23:		Line 23:
	From GTA IV onwards, the [[Health]] and [[Body Armor]] indicators, which were initially located on the upper right side of the [[Heads-Up Display\|heads-up display]], are integrated into the radar, warping around the radar's circular border; the health bar and armor bar each take up half of the radar's circumference, and the health bar will become red and blink if the player's health is low. In addition, the radar from GTA IV onwards also indicates the extent in which law enforcement scouts for the player whenever they have a [[Wanted Level in GTA IV Era\|wanted level]].		From GTA IV onwards, the [[Health]] and [[Body Armor]] indicators, which were initially located on the upper right side of the [[Heads-Up Display\|heads-up display]], are integrated into the radar, warping around the radar's circular border; the health bar and armor bar each take up half of the radar's circumference, and the health bar will become red and blink if the player's health is low. In addition, the radar from GTA IV onwards also indicates the extent in which law enforcement scouts for the player whenever they have a [[Wanted Level in GTA IV Era\|wanted level]].

	In GTA V, the radar has been overhauled. It is now rectangular in shape, and the map within the radar is shown in a pseudo-3D perspective whenever the player is in any vehicle. Also, if the player is inside a building, the radar displays the interior layout. As with San Andreas and The Ballad of Gay Tony, the radar displays an altimeter whenever the player is operating any aircraft or parachuting. The radar has a sound indicator for stealth purposes; the indicator is blue when the player is either sprinting or talking loudly, and the indicator is red whenever the player discharges a firearm or causes an explosion. Whenever the player is [[Wanted Level in GTA V\|wanted by the police]] and the police has lost sight of the player, the radar displays field of vision indicators on police blips. The health and armor meters are still integrated with the radar, however, they are now located at the very bottom of the radar, with the left side indicating health and the right side indicating armor. In single player, a third meter is present, representing [[Michael De Santa]], [[Franklin Clinton]], or [[Trevor Philips]]'s [[Special Abilities\|special ability]].		In GTA V, the radar has been overhauled. It is now rectangular in shape, and the map within the radar is shown in a pseudo-3D perspective whenever the player is in any vehicle. Also, if the player is inside a building, the radar displays the interior layout. As with San Andreas and The Ballad of Gay Tony, the radar displays an altimeter whenever the player is operating any aircraft or parachuting. The radar has a sound indicator for stealth purposes; the indicator is blue when the player is either sprinting or talking loudly, and the indicator is red whenever the player discharges a firearm or causes an explosion. Whenever the player is [[Wanted Level in GTA V\|wanted by the police]] and the police has lost sight of the player, the radar displays field of vision indicators on police blips. The health and armor meters are still integrated with the radar, however, they are now located at the very bottom of the radar, with the left side indicating health and the right side indicating armor. In single player, a third meter is present, representing [[Michael De Santa]], [[Franklin Clinton]], or [[Trevor Philips]]'s [[Special Abilities\|special ability]]. When the player dives underwater, this meter changes to a sky blue color and represents the player's lung capacity.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

Gsu eagle 31049: added more features of the GTA V radar (sound indicator, police field of vision indicator)

2013-09-19T06:34:45Z

added more features of the GTA V radar (sound indicator, police field of vision indicator)

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:34, 19 September 2013
Line 23:		Line 23:
	From GTA IV onwards, the [[Health]] and [[Body Armor]] indicators, which were initially located on the upper right side of the [[Heads-Up Display\|heads-up display]], are integrated into the radar, warping around the radar's circular border; the health bar and armor bar each take up half of the radar's circumference, and the health bar will become red and blink if the player's health is low. In addition, the radar from GTA IV onwards also indicates the extent in which law enforcement scouts for the player whenever they have a [[Wanted Level in GTA IV Era\|wanted level]].		From GTA IV onwards, the [[Health]] and [[Body Armor]] indicators, which were initially located on the upper right side of the [[Heads-Up Display\|heads-up display]], are integrated into the radar, warping around the radar's circular border; the health bar and armor bar each take up half of the radar's circumference, and the health bar will become red and blink if the player's health is low. In addition, the radar from GTA IV onwards also indicates the extent in which law enforcement scouts for the player whenever they have a [[Wanted Level in GTA IV Era\|wanted level]].

	In GTA V, the radar has been overhauled. It is now rectangular in shape, and the map within the radar is shown in a pseudo-3D perspective whenever the player is in any vehicle. Also, if the player is inside a building, the radar ~~will show~~ the interior layout. As with San Andreas and The Ballad of Gay Tony, the radar displays an altimeter whenever the player is operating any aircraft or parachuting. The health and armor meters are still integrated with the radar, however, they are now located at the very bottom of the radar, with the left side indicating health and the right side indicating armor. In single player, a third meter is present, representing [[Michael]], [[Franklin]], or [[Trevor ~~Phillips\|Trevor~~'s]] ~~special ability~~.		In GTA V, the radar has been overhauled. It is now rectangular in shape, and the map within the radar is shown in a pseudo-3D perspective whenever the player is in any vehicle. Also, if the player is inside a building, the radar displays the interior layout. As with San Andreas and The Ballad of Gay Tony, the radar displays an altimeter whenever the player is operating any aircraft or parachuting. The radar has a sound indicator for stealth purposes; the indicator is blue when the player is either sprinting or talking loudly, and the indicator is red whenever the player discharges a firearm or causes an explosion. Whenever the player is [[Wanted Level in GTA V\|wanted by the police]] and the police has lost sight of the player, the radar displays field of vision indicators on police blips. The health and armor meters are still integrated with the radar, however, they are now located at the very bottom of the radar, with the left side indicating health and the right side indicating armor. In single player, a third meter is present, representing [[Michael De Santa]], [[Franklin Clinton]], or [[Trevor Philips]]'s [[Special Abilities\|special ability]].

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

A-Dust at 19:56, 14 September 2013

2013-09-14T19:56:13Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:56, 14 September 2013
Line 43:		Line 43:
	File:HUD-GTACW.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (DS version), having been integrated into its HUD.		File:HUD-GTACW.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (DS version), having been integrated into its HUD.
	File:Radar-CW-PSP.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (PSP version), being closer in design to the GTA IV version <small>([[:File:Radar-GTACW-PSP-wanted.png\|Wanted level radar]])</small>.		File:Radar-CW-PSP.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (PSP version), being closer in design to the GTA IV version <small>([[:File:Radar-GTACW-PSP-wanted.png\|Wanted level radar]])</small>.
	File:Radar-GTAV-~~Trailer~~.jpg\|GTA V; the green bar denotes the player's health, the blue bar denotes the player's armor, and the gold bar denotes Michael, Franklin, or Trevor's special ability.		File:Radar-GTAV-trailer.jpg\|GTA V; the green bar denotes the player's health, the blue bar denotes the player's armor, and the gold bar denotes Michael, Franklin, or Trevor's special ability.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Gsu eagle 31049 at 19:52, 25 August 2013

2013-08-25T19:52:09Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:52, 25 August 2013
Line 23:		Line 23:
	From GTA IV onwards, the [[Health]] and [[Body Armor]] indicators, which were initially located on the upper right side of the [[Heads-Up Display\|heads-up display]], are integrated into the radar, warping around the radar's circular border; the health bar and armor bar each take up half of the radar's circumference, and the health bar will become red and blink if the player's health is low. In addition, the radar from GTA IV onwards also indicates the extent in which law enforcement scouts for the player whenever they have a [[Wanted Level in GTA IV Era\|wanted level]].		From GTA IV onwards, the [[Health]] and [[Body Armor]] indicators, which were initially located on the upper right side of the [[Heads-Up Display\|heads-up display]], are integrated into the radar, warping around the radar's circular border; the health bar and armor bar each take up half of the radar's circumference, and the health bar will become red and blink if the player's health is low. In addition, the radar from GTA IV onwards also indicates the extent in which law enforcement scouts for the player whenever they have a [[Wanted Level in GTA IV Era\|wanted level]].

	In GTA V, the radar has been overhauled. It is now rectangular in shape, and the map within the radar is shown in a pseudo-3D perspective ~~rather than~~ a ~~top-down 2D perspective~~. As with San Andreas and The Ballad of Gay Tony, the radar displays an altimeter whenever the player is ~~flying~~ any aircraft or parachuting. The health and armor meters are still integrated ~~into~~ the radar, however, they are now located at the very bottom of the radar, with the left side indicating health and the right side indicating armor. In ~~addition to the aformentioned meters~~, a ~~"special ability"~~ meter is present ~~in single-player~~.		In GTA V, the radar has been overhauled. It is now rectangular in shape, and the map within the radar is shown in a pseudo-3D perspective whenever the player is in any vehicle. Also, if the player is inside a building, the radar will show the interior layout. As with San Andreas and The Ballad of Gay Tony, the radar displays an altimeter whenever the player is operating any aircraft or parachuting. The health and armor meters are still integrated with the radar, however, they are now located at the very bottom of the radar, with the left side indicating health and the right side indicating armor. In single player, a third meter is present, representing [[Michael]], [[Franklin]], or [[Trevor Phillips\|Trevor's]] special ability.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
Line 39:		Line 39:
	<gallery width="auto" perrow="3" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left;" widths="160">		<gallery width="auto" perrow="3" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left;" widths="160">
	File:Radar-GTAIV.png\|GTA IV; the green bar denotes the player's [[health]] and the blue bar denotes the player's [[Body Armor\|armor]] <small>([[:File:Radar-GTAIV-wanted.png\|Wanted level radar]])</small>.		File:Radar-GTAIV.png\|GTA IV; the green bar denotes the player's [[health]] and the blue bar denotes the player's [[Body Armor\|armor]] <small>([[:File:Radar-GTAIV-wanted.png\|Wanted level radar]])</small>.
	File:Radar-TLAD.png\|The Lost and Damned; the white bar denotes the player's health and the ~~red~~ bar denotes the player's armor.		File:Radar-TLAD.png\|The Lost and Damned; the white bar denotes the player's health and the blue bar denotes the player's armor.
	File:Radar-TBOGT.png\|The Ballad of Gay Tony; the white bar denotes the player's health and the purple bar denotes the player's armor.		File:Radar-TBOGT.png\|The Ballad of Gay Tony; the white bar denotes the player's health and the purple bar denotes the player's armor.
	File:HUD-GTACW.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (DS version), having been integrated into its HUD.		File:HUD-GTACW.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (DS version), having been integrated into its HUD.
	File:Radar-CW-PSP.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (PSP version), being closer in design to the GTA IV version <small>([[:File:Radar-GTACW-PSP-wanted.png\|Wanted level radar]])</small>.		File:Radar-CW-PSP.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (PSP version), being closer in design to the GTA IV version <small>([[:File:Radar-GTACW-PSP-wanted.png\|Wanted level radar]])</small>.
	File:Radar-GTAV-Trailer.jpg\|GTA V; the green bar denotes the player's health, the blue bar denotes the player's armor, and the gold bar denotes ~~either [[~~Michael]], [[Franklin]], or ~~[[Trevor Phillips\|~~Trevor's]] special ability.		File:Radar-GTAV-Trailer.jpg\|GTA V; the green bar denotes the player's health, the blue bar denotes the player's armor, and the gold bar denotes Michael, Franklin, or Trevor's special ability.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Gsu eagle 31049: Added image of GTA V radar

2013-08-18T20:57:48Z

Added image of GTA V radar

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:57, 18 August 2013
Line 36:		Line 36:
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	===GTA IV — GTA ~~Chinatown Wars~~===		===GTA IV — GTA V===
	<gallery width="auto" perrow="3" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left;" widths="160">		<gallery width="auto" perrow="3" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left;" widths="160">
	File:Radar-GTAIV.png\|GTA IV; the green bar denotes the player's [[health]] and the blue bar denotes the player's [[Body Armor\|armor]] <small>([[:File:Radar-GTAIV-wanted.png\|Wanted level radar]])</small>.		File:Radar-GTAIV.png\|GTA IV; the green bar denotes the player's [[health]] and the blue bar denotes the player's [[Body Armor\|armor]] <small>([[:File:Radar-GTAIV-wanted.png\|Wanted level radar]])</small>.
Line 43:		Line 43:
	File:HUD-GTACW.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (DS version), having been integrated into its HUD.		File:HUD-GTACW.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (DS version), having been integrated into its HUD.
	File:Radar-CW-PSP.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (PSP version), being closer in design to the GTA IV version <small>([[:File:Radar-GTACW-PSP-wanted.png\|Wanted level radar]])</small>.		File:Radar-CW-PSP.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (PSP version), being closer in design to the GTA IV version <small>([[:File:Radar-GTACW-PSP-wanted.png\|Wanted level radar]])</small>.
			File:Radar-GTAV-Trailer.jpg\|GTA V; the green bar denotes the player's health, the blue bar denotes the player's armor, and the gold bar denotes either [[Michael]], [[Franklin]], or [[Trevor Phillips\|Trevor's]] special ability.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:52, 25 August 2013
Line 23:		Line 23:
	From GTA IV onwards, the [[Health]] and [[Body Armor]] indicators, which were initially located on the upper right side of the [[Heads-Up Display\|heads-up display]], are integrated into the radar, warping around the radar's circular border; the health bar and armor bar each take up half of the radar's circumference, and the health bar will become red and blink if the player's health is low. In addition, the radar from GTA IV onwards also indicates the extent in which law enforcement scouts for the player whenever they have a [[Wanted Level in GTA IV Era\|wanted level]].		From GTA IV onwards, the [[Health]] and [[Body Armor]] indicators, which were initially located on the upper right side of the [[Heads-Up Display\|heads-up display]], are integrated into the radar, warping around the radar's circular border; the health bar and armor bar each take up half of the radar's circumference, and the health bar will become red and blink if the player's health is low. In addition, the radar from GTA IV onwards also indicates the extent in which law enforcement scouts for the player whenever they have a [[Wanted Level in GTA IV Era\|wanted level]].

	In GTA V, the radar has been overhauled. It is now rectangular in shape, and the map within the radar is shown in a pseudo-3D perspective ~~rather than~~ a ~~top-down 2D perspective~~. As with San Andreas and The Ballad of Gay Tony, the radar displays an altimeter whenever the player is ~~flying~~ any aircraft or parachuting. The health and armor meters are still integrated ~~into~~ the radar, however, they are now located at the very bottom of the radar, with the left side indicating health and the right side indicating armor. In ~~addition to the aformentioned meters~~, a ~~"special ability"~~ meter is present ~~in single-player~~.		In GTA V, the radar has been overhauled. It is now rectangular in shape, and the map within the radar is shown in a pseudo-3D perspective whenever the player is in any vehicle. Also, if the player is inside a building, the radar will show the interior layout. As with San Andreas and The Ballad of Gay Tony, the radar displays an altimeter whenever the player is operating any aircraft or parachuting. The health and armor meters are still integrated with the radar, however, they are now located at the very bottom of the radar, with the left side indicating health and the right side indicating armor. In single player, a third meter is present, representing [[Michael]], [[Franklin]], or [[Trevor Phillips\|Trevor's]] special ability.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
Line 39:		Line 39:
	<gallery width="auto" perrow="3" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left;" widths="160">		<gallery width="auto" perrow="3" style="font-size:95%; padding:0; text-align:left;" widths="160">
	File:Radar-GTAIV.png\|GTA IV; the green bar denotes the player's [[health]] and the blue bar denotes the player's [[Body Armor\|armor]] <small>([[:File:Radar-GTAIV-wanted.png\|Wanted level radar]])</small>.		File:Radar-GTAIV.png\|GTA IV; the green bar denotes the player's [[health]] and the blue bar denotes the player's [[Body Armor\|armor]] <small>([[:File:Radar-GTAIV-wanted.png\|Wanted level radar]])</small>.
	File:Radar-TLAD.png\|The Lost and Damned; the white bar denotes the player's health and the ~~red~~ bar denotes the player's armor.		File:Radar-TLAD.png\|The Lost and Damned; the white bar denotes the player's health and the blue bar denotes the player's armor.
	File:Radar-TBOGT.png\|The Ballad of Gay Tony; the white bar denotes the player's health and the purple bar denotes the player's armor.		File:Radar-TBOGT.png\|The Ballad of Gay Tony; the white bar denotes the player's health and the purple bar denotes the player's armor.
	File:HUD-GTACW.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (DS version), having been integrated into its HUD.		File:HUD-GTACW.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (DS version), having been integrated into its HUD.
	File:Radar-CW-PSP.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (PSP version), being closer in design to the GTA IV version <small>([[:File:Radar-GTACW-PSP-wanted.png\|Wanted level radar]])</small>.		File:Radar-CW-PSP.png\|GTA Chinatown Wars (PSP version), being closer in design to the GTA IV version <small>([[:File:Radar-GTACW-PSP-wanted.png\|Wanted level radar]])</small>.
	File:Radar-GTAV-Trailer.jpg\|GTA V; the green bar denotes the player's health, the blue bar denotes the player's armor, and the gold bar denotes ~~either [[~~Michael]], [[Franklin]], or ~~[[Trevor Phillips\|~~Trevor's]] special ability.		File:Radar-GTAV-Trailer.jpg\|GTA V; the green bar denotes the player's health, the blue bar denotes the player's armor, and the gold bar denotes Michael, Franklin, or Trevor's special ability.
	</gallery>		</gallery>