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Yep, this topic is usually updated by Rayfan with tons of goods like music, screenshots, or even gameplay footage in some cases.

Who knows what is coming next?

An announcement at the end of August, lot's of good things happening then.

Well in the midst of this huge gap of nothing to talk about, I am working on lots of stuff, the hardest part is just figuring out what to show and what not to show.

RayFan9876 wrote:Well in the midst of this huge gap of nothing to talk about, I am working on lots of stuff, the hardest part is just figuring out what to show and what not to show.

Im sure you will come up with something. That don't spoil too much.

Anyway, when will you continue work on the Music Mountain and bring the ideas we discussed into life?

Good luck, Rayfan.

We'll be awaiting.

I'm dying to see what you show

Downloaded and tested !

So, ~45fps with a Phenom 4,2Ghz, Radeon HD 6870 and 8Go DDR3... Needs little optimisations

Great work, in any case. You arrived to create a magical atmosphere !

PS: If it can help you

Thanks Metal! Nice to see you around.

I read the entire log for some reason; it seems that the engine is trying to load far too many things that aren't there, even things that haven't existed for years and only in a completely different build of the engine.

Also, what was your resolution? 1920x1080?

Thanks
Yep, 1920*1080, 64-bits build. With 'low' settings, the demo run at ~90fps.

I can try to run it with 32b build, and paste the logfile.

Ah, good to know! That means that the different settings do make a good difference.

By the way, I've been implementing tessellation in the last couple days, and boy does it make things look smooth. As of now, every almost every object is tessellated, with the lowest detail ranging out about 200 metres, and the highest detail ranging about 10 metres. It works really well, props to Crytek for having such an efficient DX11 method. For example, here are some mushrooms with tessellation enabled:



Note the bumps on the top of the left shroom and the uneven billowing along the stem. Here's a crude wireframe of the tessellated shroom:



As opposed to the non-tessellated version:

That's a pretty extreme amount of polys if you ask me. Isn't this a bad thing?

Also tesselwhattie is lowering quality the further the object is right?
(edit: then came the low-poly model)
(edit2: 3000th post)

Ok, a cheap Anisotropic Filtering, in fact .

Okay, I've googled about the effects of tessellation and that's pretty amazing.

Spanex wrote:That's a pretty extreme amount of polys if you ask me. Isn't this a bad thing?

Also tesselwhattie is lowering quality the further the object is right?
(edit: then came the low-poly model)
(edit2: 3000th post)

That's correct. And no it isn't a problem, since it's not rendered 'up-front,' DX11 GPUs have a whole separate compartment for taking care of tessellation. It's hardly a performance problem, because all the hi-polys are right next to you. When in relation to the hundreds of thousands of polys in the rest of the environment, a couple ten thousand are hardly a big deal when they're only within a 10-50 metre range.

LoveMetal wrote:Ok, a cheap Anisotropic Filtering, in fact .

Whatchu mean?

RayFan9876 wrote:

Spanex wrote:That's a pretty extreme amount of polys if you ask me. Isn't this a bad thing?

Also tesselwhattie is lowering quality the further the object is right?
(edit: then came the low-poly model)
(edit2: 3000th post)

That's correct. And no it isn't a problem, since it's not rendered 'up-front,' DX11 GPUs have a whole separate compartment for taking care of tessellation. It's hardly a performance problem, because all the hi-polys are right next to you. When in relation to the hundreds of thousands of polys in the rest of the environment, a couple ten thousand are hardly a big deal when they're only within a 10-50 metre range.

agsdgasjkidahfj gotta love technology of today.

Those mushrooms are trippin'!

The joys of modern technology and DX 11...

Er, no update this week. My new motherboard is giving me countless consecutive problems, and until I can work them all out, I can't even boot. The god news is that I got the new motherboard because I got a second GTX580, which means that whenever I get it working, mt computer will be twice as powerful as it was before.

Er, no update this week. My new motherboard is giving me countless consecutive problems, and until I can work them all out, I can't even boot. The good news is that I got the new motherboard because I got a second GTX580, which means that whenever I get it working, my computer will be twice as powerful as it was before.