A comparison of motion blur implementations *spawn
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hesido
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Am I wrong to think the VR verion will not be the Battlefront that currently we are playing? It'll just be a different game, so I don't think there will be porting. I'm guessing lightsaber stuff on rails.
Ever since they moved to Trackmania 2 engine, this franchise always looked absolute stellar to me, mostly thankfully to the good blur that conveys excellent sense of speed. Here is the awesome overview [and driving] of the all environments from the latest Trackmania Turbo release.
Uploader also has several standalone videos where he tries to break records. Game looks great in all of them.
Uploader also has several standalone videos where he tries to break records. Game looks great in all of them.
L. Scofield
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Wow! How have I never heard of that? It looks stupidly good and fun!
hesido
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Project Cars blur straight from replay, camera is tracking the car and surrounding move quite fast
I don't know if they patched it later, but cars are exempt from any type of motion blur no matter what the motion is, in project cars. I'll find a couple of screenshots demonstrating it.
Trackmania was so far a PC-only franchise, it has a great fanbase there. This is the first game that fixed the menus into something casual user can use, and online servers will probably not be as seizure-inducing as before [server host could mod-in zillion custom hud elements [usually 10 types of rankings] and play custom music].
The main appeal of this franchise for me is that it has awesome track editor, so after just few months users can go on a online server each day, drive short tracks with 99 other players, and almost never drive same track twice.
hesido
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This is Project Cars PC version, screenshot from this video, best I could find in 5 mins:
As you see, cars are held exempt from the motion blur shader. Hint:
So in the shot that novcze posted, the car is sharp not because the camera is moving with it, but simply the shader is not applied on the car, in any case. (Of course, this works in 90% of the cases, but you can see their trick in S curves)
As you see, cars are held exempt from the motion blur shader. Hint:
The car moving in the opposite direction should receive motion blur.
So in the shot that novcze posted, the car is sharp not because the camera is moving with it, but simply the shader is not applied on the car, in any case. (Of course, this works in 90% of the cases, but you can see their trick in S curves)
His wedding ring got stuck in a splinter
hesido
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I mentioned this elsewhere, he's very, very stupid to wear that ring, given what he's constantly doing. I'm serious.
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You know it's not a simulation, right? Or real on any level.
It's a game. It's not real. The ring is not real. The whole marriage is a sham. I mean he should never have married that stupid cow. I was waiting for him.
hesido
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I thought they were using GPU physics to calculate the ring getting stuck.
Kidding aside (if that's what you think I thought?!), someone who is constantly climbing and clinging onto things wouldn't wear a ring. He could as well wear an inflatable sumo wrestler costume because it's a game and stuffs and Drake is not real.
edit: This belongs in the UC4 thread, sorry for the noise.
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