For a second I didn't realize it was a physics simulation. Seemed so real.
DEM GRAPHICS
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Simply amazing. Poor bunny's though
Oh if only Valve replaced Havok with this physics engine...
[QUOTE=kidwithsword;23527888]Oh if only Valve replaced Havok with this physics engine...[/QUOTE]
Then we'd have to replace our computers :frown:
[QUOTE=kidwithsword;23527888]Oh if only Valve replaced Havok with this physics engine...[/QUOTE]
Just imagine every time you walk over a clump of dirt you're computer overheats and dies
[QUOTE=Valdor;23527953]Then we'd have to replace our computers :frown:[/QUOTE]
Not necessarily. The scalability of the engine shown in the demo could hopefully allow for simulations that are interactive in real-time in video games. I've also read some articles online about the engine and there are [i]rumors[/i] that a game studio is already trying to implement it.
[QUOTE=kidwithsword;23527888]Oh if only Valve replaced Havok with this physics engine...[/QUOTE]
To be honest, i dont think this was even RENDERED in real time at 30 fps, if it was, then i wish i had there computer.
If valve used this, it would cause too many computers to commit suicide.
For a second I thought it was real to.
Cool.
I don't see how this is new though. It's still all pre-rendered, and we know amazing physics can all be pre-rendered well.
I want the dirt thing running in real time.
[QUOTE=Dclone2;23528250]Cool.
I don't see how this is new though. It's still all pre-rendered, and we know amazing physics can all be pre-rendered well.
I want the dirt thing running in real time.[/QUOTE]
Then go outside and play with some dirt.
[QUOTE=HoodedSniper;23528264]Then go outside and play with some dirt.[/QUOTE]
But if it were on the computer I could crash land a spaceship in it.
saw this yesterday, rating late because I can
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