http://forums.cdprojektred.com/threads/33354-Interviews-and-Articles-2015?p=1570577&viewfull=1#post1570577
This may be appropriate for some of you downgrade folk.
This may be appropriate for some of you downgrade folk.
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Google did a satisfactory job so far. I think a couple of German-speaking forum members are aware, so it wont be long.Thanx for sharing mate!anyone who can translate it??
EDIT: http://forums.cdprojektred.com/threads/33354-Interviews-and-Articles-2015?p=1570621&viewfull=1#post1570621
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I wondered what that 'haloing' was. I thought it was a feature implemented by CDPR to make Geralt/NPCs stand out from the static surroundings a tad more. :/
This aura in geralts boots was all over his body in The Witcher 2.. I hope we don't have to play with it on The Witcher 3....
Plus I haven't met this awful thing on other games. For example I play Star Citizen (pre alpha) which uses Cryengine 3 but this thing was not existed even in Cryengine 2 or 1....
So please CDPR don't let this aura pass to Gold.
Plus I haven't met this awful thing on other games. For example I play Star Citizen (pre alpha) which uses Cryengine 3 but this thing was not existed even in Cryengine 2 or 1....
So please CDPR don't let this aura pass to Gold.
A little halo might occasionally happen in HBAO+ I've seen it happen myself but it's momentary at best, but I have never seen HBAO+ do overshadowing due to inaccuracy and low sample count, SSAO does, it's extremely evident in Witcher 2.
It's a limitation of the technology, CDPR cannot do anything about it except make sure it's well implemented and that it was in Witcher 2.
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Google did a satisfactory job so far. I think a couple of German-speaking forum members are aware, so it wont be long.
EDIT: http://forums.cdprojektred.com/threads/33354-Interviews-and-Articles-2015?p=1570621&viewfull=1#post1570621
Great news all round!
All the more reason to show ultra ahead of release.
The case for not doing it is becoming harder and harder to advocate. The fact they had a reporter playing on the highest settings and then writing effusively about it strikes me as preparing the ground and leads me to believe the footage is now eminent.
They sould just use parallax, or better yet tesselation for the brick and stone walls, those look horribly flat.
Getting 60 fps on ultra settings with a GTX 980 is freaking excellent news. Optimization works miracles.
That might even give them the freedom to push the textures a tiny bit further as well if they wanted to
That might even give them the freedom to push the textures a tiny bit further as well if they wanted to
Yes, environments use tessellation as well as water, not characters. That's what I remember atleast.
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Well I'll be damned. That's great news indeed. Maybe my lowly 660 will now survive the encounter after all.Getting 60 fps on ultra settings with a GTX 980 is freaking excellent news. Optimization works miracles.
That might even give them the freedom to push the textures a tiny bit further as well if they wanted to
So, I will be able to get the fidelity on that screenshot with my 970, with a decent FPS?.. I physically started drooling Give me the game now! Also, they mention barely noticable bugs... In an open-world game this size... I said before that even if they publish the game with a relatively small amount of bugs, that by itself will revolutionize the open-world RPGs; because I wasn't expecting it. Well, call me impressed then
Give me the game now! Also, they mention barely noticable bugs... In an open-world game this size... I said before that even if they publish the game with a relatively small amount of bugs, that by itself will revolutionize the open-world RPGs; because I wasn't expecting it. Well, call me impressed then 4k doesn't mean max setting people. I don't know where he heard that but I d like confirmation.
watter and terrain is tesselated, but you wont see the DA:I kind of tesselation with rocks on the ground being 3D. TW3 has flat textures.
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