Accurate human rendering in game [2014-2016]
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Ike Turner
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Nice talk about characters in Paragon.
http://www.twitch.tv/unrealengine/v/29242137?t=05m03s
Papers mentioned.
https://t.co/x2nZJjuo2h
https://t.co/YUBDMUgrN4
http://www.twitch.tv/unrealengine/v/29242137?t=05m03s
Papers mentioned.
https://t.co/x2nZJjuo2h
https://t.co/YUBDMUgrN4
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I hope they understand that making a moba must have as #1 priority the ability to scale down and be playable on toasters. I don't have time to check out the video right now but i will later.
hesido
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Hair looking really nice, deferred rendered too. I noticed when he was changing camera positions, the lighting on the hair changes a bit for less than half a second. I wonder if it is converging to a solution (some temporal component) or just that the light positions are changed with the camera direction with some delay.
Newsflash! A £300 gaming console can't render in 0.32ms what a render farm can render in a comparatively infinite amount of time! Shock horror NEXT!
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Are you sure it's not just the fade? The eyes are still visible during the transition. I think you're just seeing the highlights muted with the blend with the grey background; the highlights over the skin show less variation over time.
They do not use dithering instead of alpha blending and let their temporal AA clean the image.
Really impressive that it works so well.
This and some additional info.
https://twitter.com/BrianKaris/status/675022683084562433
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Looks reminiscent of UC4's progressive LOD. Probably calculating hair shader at frequency less than one frame to save processing time and blend between results or somesuch.Maybe, another example. 25% speed
Edit: Saw most of the video, looks great. Only question i have is how are they going to scale that down to be playable in very low-end PCs, because that's what the majority of the moba user base are using.
L. Scofield
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Definitely the best game models I've seen. They mention at 14m that the assets in the cinematic trailer are the same as those used in-game. We'll see if that holds true when it's released.
Maybe, another example. 25% speed
Edit: Saw most of the video, looks great. Only question i have is how are they going to scale that down to be playable in very low-end PCs, because that's what the majority of the moba user base are using.
They can just have simpler LODs and shaders like PC games usually do.
Too much skin showing. Too fit. Unrealistic standards. Don't you think of the children? Blood and violence are totally ok though
I do agree that this Lara is better than the one in reboot/RoTR. Not solely because of the design though, but because she's also a more interesting character.
I do agree that this Lara is better than the one in reboot/RoTR. Not solely because of the design though, but because she's also a more interesting character.
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PeanutButterOnPickles
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This is the most pleasing character I've seen over the last few pages in the thread. Very impressive modeling, shading and lighting; and even more impressive if it's running on consumer hardware : >Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris
Such a perfect version of Lara.
PeanutButterOnPickles
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I've never seen a video game which has characters that remotely looks like a human : P
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Is 'doll' a criticism or have you just lapsed into 1920's gangster talk?
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