Buy me a new computer with a DX10 compliant GPUOkay, that makes more senseCheck out the demo I posted earlier though - shadow map MSAA is awesome!
Rendering engine of S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
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Hehe yeah that is a problem... I should probably back-port to D3D9, but that's no funBuy me a new computer with a DX10 compliant GPU
We discussed this a bit in another thread and I think the consensus was that while MSAAed deferred rendering can be done on D3D10, the way that samples are queried would perhaps make it a bit less efficient than it could be (probably not quite as bad as super-sampling, but somewhere in between SSAA and MSAA certainly). I have no idea what D3D10.1 will bring to the party...
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Doesn't crackdown developer's said they use deferred lighting in it with AA on 360?
If xenos is capable of deferred rendering with AA, then i cant see why a Dx10 card wouldn't.
(unless there's some trick on how they got AA on 360)
If xenos is capable of deferred rendering with AA, then i cant see why a Dx10 card wouldn't.
(unless there's some trick on how they got AA on 360)
Interesting...maybe they're doing the cartoon outline as a post-process? Maybe some sort of edge filter (Sobel?) on the normal/depth information in the G-Buffer? I've seen an implementation that did something similar, except they used the results of the edge detection to do a selective blur.
A good read about deferred lighting, written by Dean "DeanoC" Calver:
http://www.beyond3d.com/content/articles/19/
http://www.beyond3d.com/content/articles/19/
