Very impressive. Not just the track and game, but also the UI. Can it be made multiplayer though?
Dreams : create, share & play [PS4, PS5]
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Dreams supports only couch coop for now.
So it probably will work via share play?
https://gamasutra.com/view/news/354...tected_the_code_Dreams_are_made_of_at_GDC.php
Probably very interesting
Probably very interesting
I dunno how it plays, but this looks bloody phenomenal.
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Well, that's 10 minutes of my life I'll never get back, and don't want back. What an amazing game/tool thing Dreams is.
Some really good rendering tech here. Not sure how scalable it is for AAA teams to make a whole world of art for it. But I will admit if the whole world is capable of looking this good that’s quite impressive and I would agree ray tracing hardware doesn’t need to be a thing.
Doesn't even have raytracing yet!
It looks good, but what matters to me in food is how it tastes, and unfortunately, I gave this one a try and it tasted like a cellphone screen.
The final level in Uncharted 4 was also really amazing. I came across a screenshot of a bedroom I posted on Facebook back then. That pool table posted a while back in Dreams, playable and with realistic physics, also looked really amazing.
Dreams probably doesn’t have the resources yet to match Uncharted there. But the point here is definitely that the tools allow for some amazing results.
I am so so curious about how creating art in VR turns out.
Dreams probably doesn’t have the resources yet to match Uncharted there. But the point here is definitely that the tools allow for some amazing results.
I am so so curious about how creating art in VR turns out.
They definitely need better tools tutorials because having done the included tutorials twice, I knocked together a simple Cornell box. Created the back wall on a grid. Had to somewhat contort my hand to rotate it with the Move Controller to align properly. Cloned it for side walls and they don't align at the top. Slapped a roof on that overlaps the walls to ensure a close fit as there's no exact fit. Found the global lighting settings not mentioned anywhere in the tutes and set sunlight to black/off, but there was still ambient light. And then you see the amazing things that can be created and you just wish there was a decent from-basics modelling that took you through creating multiple simple objects to see how to master the fundamentals.
hadnt tried it again for awhile, did they change the UX from the first few weeks of alpha? IIRC, the tools and functions were like opening a matroshka doll or something. menu inside menu. tools inside tools. options inside option.
There are a lot of videos that I think are more helpful. For me I think the grid is the most important thing to master, for the exact problems you are having. And it’s not that easy ... but online videos offer a lot more than the built-in tutorials.
