Playstation 3 e3 thread 4
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Joe DeFuria
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DeanoC said:
I know...isn't that what I said? :?
Joe DeFuria
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OK. I thought maybe I started talking out of my ass again. 
gmoran said:
He's telling us it supports FP32 and therefore 128bit precision HDR. Unless i'm missing something.
DeanoC said:
You big tease you!
Pugger said:
95% of it was not pre-rendered, but real time.
It can be proved: We can find 2 pop-ups in the trailler... pop-ups should not be into a CG, right ?
I hope you´ve already seen the slow motion movies showing these pop-ups. It´s everyhere in the net.
I know it´s SO GREAT to the eyes that most of us simply cannot believe, but it´s true, and I´m happy for that.
Ant it was done in less than 4 months, with a beta PS3... the real thing is actually faster than the kit that rendered these KZ2 scenes in real time.
Get ready, because the actual game well be like 5% better than this trailler.
Helstar said:
Here's how offline rendering is done.
- render each important element of the scene separately, with an alpha channel mask, into a 2D image sequence
- load all the sequences into a compositing program like After Effects or Digital Fusion, and re-assemble the scene using the masks
- apply image processing effects
- render out the composite into a 2D image sequence
Reasons to do this include (there are many others though):
- ability to tweak colors, contrast, etc. and apply filters, glows, effects etc. on each element individualy
- only have re-render and replace layers that require changes, not the whole sequence
- only have to render a layer for the frames in which its contents are seen
- no need to render static objects for the whole sequence when the camera doesn't move
- 3D compositing allows you to insert texture mapped 2D planes for backgrounds, clouds, smoke and fire effects etc. etc.
The popping error is there because the compositing artist made a mistake and that certain image sequence is added into the comp a few frames later than it should be. Thus the popping does not prove that it is rendered in realtime.
Of course it goes like that. Ever heard the term 3D matte painting? You model a simple 3D set and project a nice painting on it from the camera's POV, so now you can even move the camera around quite a bit. We're using this all the time, because camera paths in cinematics / CG movies are always locked and so, why spend resources on modeling something if you only see it from one angle?
Please tell me i'm hallucinating... We can't be talking about the game that cannot be named shown at the Sony conference AGAIN.
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mckmas8808
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http://media.ps3.ign.com/media/748/...7/617862/g4_e305live_day3_jtretton_wmvlow.wmv
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DigitalSoul
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I dont get why people are still going on about that game. There are more interesting games in development or have been announced for the PS3, and will probably(or most likely) end up being better than that game regardless of how the graphics looks or end up looking......
mckmas8808 said:http://media.ps3.ign.com/media/748/748475/vid_
1134552.html?mu=http%3A%2F%2Fstreamingmovies.ign.com%2Fps3%2Farticle%2F617%2F617862%2Fg4_e305live_day3_jtretton_wmvlow.wmv
Watch and learn something. Listen real good Laa-Yosh and jvd. Just listen.
he seemed pretty hesitant and kept using 'real gamplay' over and over. no sale.
EDIT: turns he vice pres of Marking = case closed
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