Those artifacts are the result of a "time rift" effect (or whatever Remedy calls it). At least try to pay attentionI believe that is the effect which L. Scofield (and others) constantly mistakes for GI;
"Look at the excellent GI; the light is bouncing from the railing onto the wall.. this is the most next-gen advanced lighting right here"
While I cannot confirm all the GI or lack of GI going on, I can say LScofield is totally right about this one.
There's one happening in this thread too.
Those artifacts are the result of a "time rift" effect (or whatever Remedy calls it). At least try to pay attention
http://gfycat.com/SeveralFlusteredJanenschia
As for this example:
There are no artifacts on the reflected light from the handles even when the camera changes position quickly. A pretty great example of SSGI.
Hmm, i'm not so sure if it's actually SSGI anymore, example on another door:
Or maybe that's exactly because of their GI implementation, is this supposed to be light bouncing, reflection? The game looks flat out weird sometimes. The weird thing in this image specifically is that the door is actually reflecting the side that's not facing it (right side of Jack).
For starters that door is under a completely different lighting setup. Secondly, the issue there is with the character reflection rather than any bounce lighting.Hmm, i'm not so sure if it's actually SSGI anymore, example on another door:
Or maybe that's exactly because of their GI implementation, is this supposed to be light bouncing, reflection? The game looks flat out weird sometimes. The weird thing in this image specifically is that the door is actually reflecting the side that's not facing it (right side of Jack).
I think some of the ghosting could be AA related since they are using so sort of temporal solution.Interesting theory but ghosting exists even when time is "okay"
Maybe it's just the time affected people!
The "problems" of screen space in motion: http://gfycat.com/PessimisticVelvetyCaecilian
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