Realtime on a Titan gpu


The making

Looks so nice
Remind me on The Vanishing of Ehtan Carter Game made too with Uneal

http://ethancartergame.com/

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Maybe that was an iClone 7 preview. 

Very nice.  I love tech demos.

While watching the "Creating" video, I paused it near the beginning, when the deer were starting to run away, and that's where I noticed MOTION BLUR.  The grass and flowers were definitely blurred as the camera flew through the scene.  Nice touch.

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Yea its a tech demo I guess but I never once thought about the tech. Instead I kept thinking about what a cool little story idea it was and how much I wish I had come up with the simple idea of a boy chasing his kite. Good stuff.

Oh so brilliant!


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I have always enjoyed "shorts," and my iClone hobby has made me truly appreciate them much more fully.  I love how they are able to tell a compelling story, and usually without any dialogue at all.  Add to that story the acting (animation), camera angles and wide shots and close-ups, lighting, set design and decoration, art work (color schemes, etc.), music and sound effects... many of these 3 to 7 minute videos are true works of art, and are genuine masterpieces.

Knowing it was a tech demo to showcase Unreal Engine 4 and the Nvidia Titan X capabilities, even while enjoying it I kept thinking to myself, "If I tried to do this in iClone..."

They started with 100 square-miles of terrain.  Wow.

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It would be wonderful if ICLONE could "borrow" UE4's large open world capabilities !!....to begin with......

Maybe I should be making movies in Unreal as opposed to iClone...

I'll have to see this when I get home.  Can't watch from work.  I'm just glad I can get to the forum.

Matthew

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First of all I suggest you to see in the second video starting at 26:00 to 35:00 to understand the
"fake" hudge asset you see on the video demo. The technic called Continuous LOD system with streaming . And you'll discover what is LOD with trees and foliages.
You can achieve big big terrain in Iclone with one Heightmap with 4 different textures for closup and 4 lowrez prop terrain around it to "fake" huge environment.

And Again UDK4 team show their feature with a movie but I can assure you that it is not made for that , it's GAME oriented. it is painful and very long to make movies for newbees....