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ggrobot
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 Posted: Tue May 29, 2012 12:08 pm Post subject: Revolutionary soft-body physics in CryEngine3 [32996] |
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The amazing soft-body physics you know from Rigs of Rods, now even better in CryEngine3. Anything can be built in the Beam physics system - cars, trucks, planes, boats, trains, cranes, tanks, helicopters, and even destructible map objects and crash test dummies. It\'s all real physics. Anything is possible. This is sti
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Csimbi
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Flatout (the first) already provided half of this several years ago.
I am glad to see that other members of the industry are catching up. |
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Flatout never attempted any kind of realism.
It's still fun though. |
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-=WolverinE=-
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This + Carmageddon
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Profit! |
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tride
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| -=WolverinE=- wrote: | This + Carmageddon
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Profit! |
Nice one!!! Is there a Carmageddon game in the works, anyone knows ? |
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Tom
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Csimbi
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| El_Coyote wrote: | Flatout never attempted any kind of realism.
It's still fun though. |
No, but it offered the best physics at the time - and it is still better than most; especially after modding it a bit to make it more realistic. |
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tride
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| Posted: Tue May 29, 2012 11:46 pm Post subject: |
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| Tom wrote: | | Get with the program, or start trolling again, at least you were good at that. |
STFU Trollolomo  |
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Was hoping it would show vehicle crashes, not just into static solid objects.
Carmageddon (et al) was my fav sandbox games. I remember getting the time crack for the demo and simply playing it for HOURS!! used to just 'toy' with the other cars and just kill peds for to keep time clock going,Repulsificator anyone? Got to love the stupid names of the drivers, pit bull, mother trucker,buzz lightweight, heinz faust, screwie lewie.
I'm sure to this day i NEVER found all the shortcuts on all levels and fully explored everything. The camera suite in TDR was brilliant, amazing slow-mo right down to fragments of glass and gibs. (1/8sec if i remember?) Pretty sweet for it's time.
I got a complimentary pack from SCI for plugging it on the net.
Though i doubt it will ever be as good as it was back in its day, very rarely do games from the 90's make an impact today. Completely different generation and mind set. If it had guns -ala, Interstate '76, another timeless classic  |
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Tom
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| tride wrote: | | Tom wrote: | | Get with the program, or start trolling again, at least you were good at that. |
STFU Trollolomo |
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