Game development presentations - a useful reference

Clukos · Aug 25, 2015

Not surprising, Alan Wake ran sub-720p on 360 as well. Off to read the presentation!

AlNom · Aug 25, 2015

Ike Turner said:
Remedy's Quantum Break GI presentation is up

Wonder why they stuck with Light Pre-Pass.

Ike Turner · Aug 25, 2015

AlNets said:
Wonder why they stuck with Light Pre-Pass.

I still can't figure out most of what is going on after reading the whole thing. They should have released it in PPT format with comments because the PDF is a bloody mess to understand IMO.

Clukos · Aug 25, 2015

Yes, most of their slides are useless without notes

jlippo · Aug 25, 2015

Clukos said:
Yes, most of their slides are useless without notes

Yup, would love to see the presentation someday.

Clukos · Aug 25, 2015

jlippo said:
Yup, would love to see the presentation someday.

Well, that day is today: http://advances.realtimerendering.com/s2015/SIGGRAPH_2015_Remedy_Notes.pdf

AlNom · Aug 25, 2015

Ike Turner said:
I still can't figure out most of what is going on after reading the whole thing. They should have released it in PPT format with comments because the PDF is a bloody mess to understand IMO.

http://advances.realtimerendering.com/s2015/SIGGRAPH_2015_Remedy_Notes.pdf

They mention that the screen space lighting & SSR are done @ 720p. Maybe the main scene is done at a different res (not that strange) & not finalized, but anyways, resolution talk is kinda boring at this stage.

The mixed resolution rendering might help explain the oddities in the analyses last year, not unlike the mixed res lighting buffer for Saint's Row 3/Red Faction: Armageddon last gen.

Anyways, I gather the rest of the tech talk is *probably* more important.

jlippo · Aug 25, 2015

Clukos said:
Well, that day is today: http://advances.realtimerendering.com/s2015/SIGGRAPH_2015_Remedy_Notes.pdf

Thanks.

milk · Aug 26, 2015

Wow, this year's siggraph brought A LOT of great presentations. So much new tech and ideas. I am sudently much more optimistic about the development of this gen now. There's still room for a lot of "I can't believe they are doing THAT at real time" moments.