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[hateradio]

I think this video is the same tech, but explains the technology.

PS. to those saying it's not good enough, it's more about the technique than the models used in the demo. Removing some of the shinny plastic looking renders can help even further, the stretching is where the magic is at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuZMMZ8vbNk

Mathematical models and programming. How cool is that.

 

[JCreasy]

I think this video is the same tech, but explains the technology.

PS. to those saying it's not good enough, it's more about the technique than the models used in the demo. Removing some of the shinny plastic looking renders can help even further, the stretching is where the magic is at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuZMMZ8vbNk

Wow. Eyelids solved. Strike my last question then.

I've been daydreaming about how Naughty Dog might use this tech one day. But damn, now I'm thinking about Pixar and Disney Animation using it.

Holy Shit I can't wait for the future

 

[DrBo42]

So Avatar 2?

You gonna be mad salty when Avatar 2 uses tech like this and will be the new tech bar for years to come

I'll be okay with that if Avatar 2 doesn't have a garbage story. That's not very likely though. God damn that movie was shit.