Could be the case; they might be using a static collision mesh that does not account for the arm movement. I might ask our rigging guys about what things are slowing down clothsims, apart from the cloth mesh detail level; I think self-collision and multi-layer cloth are the worst offenders, though.
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Heh, it looks like the eyelids failed to load or something. Maybe a good example of why they haven't shown much footage if there a glitches like the eyes and the shadow issue cropping up right now.
Bagel seed
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New engine details and screenshots from their GDC panel
Way more at the link. Presentation slides here: http://mynameismjp.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/rad_gdc_2014.pptx
http://www.dualshockers.com/2014/03...nd-new-details-on-the-engine-emerge-from-gdc/
Way more at the link. Presentation slides here: http://mynameismjp.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/rad_gdc_2014.pptx
http://www.dualshockers.com/2014/03...nd-new-details-on-the-engine-emerge-from-gdc/
We're only at the start of the generation and they have the engines to produce this quality... Give them another couple of years to really nail it. Wow.
Heh they are complaining that they dont have enough RAM.
That's normal if you prebake everything.
Still looks great.There isn't really much room left for such drastic improvements. Practically everyone has adopted physically correct lighting and shading and the artists have become familiar with the new methodology, the tools have matured, and the hw limitations are still there.
What you can most likely expect to improve are art direction and scale.
I would say more gpu computing running in parallel for fancy effects like fluid dynamics and particles since they're already using it for cloth. Cerny did say it would take devs a couple of years to really grab a hang of them asynchronous computing.
We see games with robust implementation of area lights, we see others with very good AO, some with excellent Post Processing, some with really convinincing materials, other with nice SSGI... Still no game has nailed ALL these aspects in one piece, but I am convinced that by the middle of this gen, pretty much all engines will support all that. That's pretty much how it was with ps360
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Gameplay video streams later today:
http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2014/05/23/revolution-will-televised/
That's the logo of the game in the background.
So what's the point in showing this a couple of weeks away from E3?
http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2014/05/23/revolution-will-televised/
That's the logo of the game in the background.
So what's the point in showing this a couple of weeks away from E3?
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Perhaps Sony wants to make room at E3 for their surpprises, or for Uncharted, or even for Project Morpheus?
Eitherway I'm pretty pumped for this game. It looks spectacular and I'm eager to see more gameplay.
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Sony has a habit of showing everything before E3 , making for a no surprises final event.
Can't wait for the footage though ! Bring it on !
Can't wait for the footage though ! Bring it on !
Sony has a habit of showing everything before E3 , making for a no surprises final event.
Can't wait for the footage though ! Bring it on !
Not true in my experience. Instead, they tend to have too much for just E3, and know that only a bunch of highlights will stand out, but media is primed for news in the month before that (and media gets most of the regular E3 news three weeks before the event). So they give extra air-time strategically ...
There is certainly a chance we'll see bigger attention grabbers than this title, which being a new ip probably needs more attention.
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