ken_masters
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Somebody knows what's the polygon number from Chris, Jill, Wesker and company in Resident Evil GC version?
"Yes, but how many polygons?" An artist blog entry with interesting numbers
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I've got contacts some of them so I'll see if I can track some figured down in the next few days.I wouldn't expect them to be too high since it did rely very heavily on LOD to get the massive scenes but we didn't care because they where still awesome.
Thanks, both of you.
DeadlyNinja
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Does anyone know how many polygons are used on the characters in those Dynasty Warrior games? It doesn't matter which system or which version. It is interesting to find out about a game that's focused on pumping as many characters on screen at once.
Blade47167
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Wii??
Can't say for sure about SH3 but SH2 has some FMV cut-scenes on all versions.
Yes, SH2 does use FMV in some part. But SH3 real-time graphics looks so good that it doesn't need FMV
peacegamer
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Yeah, Silent Hill 3 has some of the most impressive models I have seen on ps2. For example
starts a rt cut scene where incredibly modeled, self-shadowed(!) models move smoothly (maybe 60 fps) with even the best depht of field effect ever seen on ps2.
I preferred SH2 graphics due to choice of colour palette (more realistic), but from the point of view of model complexity, SH3 is above it (not too above, tough: even SH2 sports some impressively detailed and textured models - check out the bosses!).
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after Heather beaten down the monster who killed her father,
I preferred SH2 graphics due to choice of colour palette (more realistic), but from the point of view of model complexity, SH3 is above it (not too above, tough: even SH2 sports some impressively detailed and textured models - check out the bosses!).
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No wonder why it ran with 10-15fps during combat with Colossu Creature.
Am I mising something or is the word "polygon" being mis-used by some devs?
Does the enemy soldiers bodies in Crysis have 8000 polygon, I find that very strange since I have seen other games that have worse geometry on bodies and they have 20.000+polygons (or so they say).
First HDR, now polygons?
Does the enemy soldiers bodies in Crysis have 8000 polygon, I find that very strange since I have seen other games that have worse geometry on bodies and they have 20.000+polygons (or so they say).
First HDR, now polygons?
Showing what I mean would probably break the rules unles an admin allows me to post screenshots of characters from different games (which would mean X vs Y) to prove my point.
I find it very strange that the soldiers (one soldier) have 8000 polygons (body+head) compared to other games that have much more polygons (according to the blog/thread)and looking worse
, here´s some screenshots I have taken from my computer, Enjoy :The quality of the screenshots isn´t the best but it´s good enough if you enlarge the screenshots by clicking on it or above it.
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa4/Obakan/Crysis2007-11-0521-32-35-14.jpg
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa4/Obakan/Crysis2007-11-0521-32-27-09.jpg
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa4/Obakan/Crysis2007-11-0521-32-24-09.jpg
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa4/Obakan/Crysis2007-11-0521-21-03-39.jpg
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa4/Obakan/Crysis2007-11-0521-21-02-48.jpg
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa4/Obakan/Crysis2007-11-0521-20-49-37.jpg
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa4/Obakan/Crysis2007-11-0521-20-00-06.jpg
Almost forgot this one: http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa4/Obakan/Crysis2007-11-0521-19-58-15.jpg
Maybe it´s 8000 polygons per soldier, if it´s then I think I just have proven that the way to use "polygons per character" has been mis-used by many.
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By 'versus threads', we mean 'this game shows platform X to be better/worse than platform Y'. If you're discussing a technical point about game technology and want to refer to different games as examples, that's fine.
Great, then I would want to show you some screenshots of Drake (30.000 polygons according to the blog/thread) and compare them to my screenshots of a soldier in Crysis.
Focusing on the geometry of the body and the face, I can´t see how the Drake character has almost 3 times more polygons than a soldier in Crysis:
http://media.ps3.ign.com/media/812/812550/img_4969225.html
http://media.ps3.ign.com/media/812/812550/img_4969220.html
http://media.ps3.ign.com/media/812/812550/img_4969227.html
Time for me to get some sleep, I hope you see my point.:smile2:
Dont know about that Drake vs soldier. But against KZ2 then yes Crysis soldier has more polygons from the looks of it. Things like the face and fingers stick out like sore thumb on KZ2 when you have high-res upclose screenshots of the game.
I know that the Crysis characters with the spec ops suit has about 67000 polys in the cut-scenes and seems to carry all if not most of the detail into ingame play (all cut-scenes = real-time rendered).
Although the Crysis soldiers seem to have more detail and that may be from special detail-shaders apart from the SSS shader and not count into the poly numbers. I mean less use of mapping yet it has the detailed look... impressive.
I know that the Crysis characters with the spec ops suit has about 67000 polys in the cut-scenes and seems to carry all if not most of the detail into ingame play (all cut-scenes = real-time rendered).
Although the Crysis soldiers seem to have more detail and that may be from special detail-shaders apart from the SSS shader and not count into the poly numbers. I mean less use of mapping yet it has the detailed look... impressive.