Unreal Engine 3.9

[D3ads]

I don't like it at all, but then I've never been a fan of Unreal 3...

[D3ads]

I don't like it at all, but then I've never been a fan of Unreal 3...

сентура...

[Mr. Happy]

The lighting looks so much better than what I'm used to from Unreal, but maybe that's just the difference between what is done for a demo and what is done for a game in terms of artist effort and scene optimization.

[Psy]

Unreal has had nice lighting for a while, thanks to Lightmass.

[Zyn]

Still hardly anyone takes advantage of the streaming content feature in the engine. The only somewhat recent game I can recall using it is 'Singularity'

[dux]

I heard that the demo was running on 3 nvidia cards. So all I'll need is 1 5870, maybe 2 and I'm sorted.

[e-freak]

Still hardly anyone takes advantage of the streaming content feature in the engine. The only somewhat recent game I can recall using it is 'Singularity'

Bulletstorm streams quite alot in and out.

[KungFuSquirrel]

Still hardly anyone takes advantage of the streaming content feature in the engine. The only somewhat recent game I can recall using it is 'Singularity'

Wait, what? Outside of UT3 and maybe some other MP-only stuff that keeps everything in the persistent level, I'd be shocked if there's a single game that's not using some amount of level streaming (and textures can stream automatically).

[Zyn]

My definition of streaming content is when I don't encounter a loading-screen for a very long time, which is what I noticed in Singularity

[e-freak]

ah ok. Dead Space 2 is an example, but I'm not sure if it's Unreal

It's true, you could do a game without any (or few) loading screens in Unreal, but I guess it's a mess if you stop working with Corridor-Only Levels and not every LD has very strict restrictions on what how to do.

[Orpheus]

Its more artwork than technology

Someday you guys are gonna not complain about something and I'll stroke out I swear.

[KungFuSquirrel]

My definition of streaming content is when I don't encounter a loading-screen for a very long time, which is what I noticed in Singularity

That's too narrow a definition when everyone's still streaming levels like mad You can only exist in the same persistent level for so much game.

[Jetsetlemming]

ah ok. Dead Space 2 is an example, but I'm not sure if it's Unreal

It's true, you could do a game without any (or few) loading screens in Unreal, but I guess it's a mess if you stop working with Corridor-Only Levels and not every LD has very strict restrictions on what how to do.

Dead Space afaik uses an EA internal engine that was made for a Godfather game.

[e-freak]

ah ok. Dead Space 2 is an example, but I'm not sure if it's Unreal

It's true, you could do a game without any (or few) loading screens in Unreal, but I guess it's a mess if you stop working with Corridor-Only Levels and not every LD has very strict restrictions on what how to do.

Dead Space afaik uses an EA internal engine that was made for a Godfather game.

I thought that was Dead Space 1. Wasn't DS2 migrated to a newer engine?

[dux]

Dead space 2 runs on the visceral engine