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It looks impressive, I just don't understand why computer games don't use these techniques to feature realistic human bodies/faces.
by xiphias 8y ago
It looks impressive, I just don't understand why computer games don't use these techniques to feature realistic human bodies/faces.
- saagarjha 8y agoYou appear to be shadowbanned. Most of your (reasonable-looking) comments are showing up as dead to me.
- xiphias 8y agoSounds interesting, thanks! I had a few informative but controversial comments in the past... that may be the reason.
- Jaruzel 8y agoSeconded, I just had to vouch for you in the above comment to un-dead it. Aha, it was when you said this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15725493 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15725493
- xiphias 8y agoI see, thanks! I didn't get any explanation for which rule I was banned. Inside Google it's well known that she had a relationship with Larry, although for us it was not allowed to have any kind of romantic relationship with our superior, as it can be used for carrier advancement.
- TheCoreh 8y agoI don't think this can run on real time on current hardware yet, so it would only work for pre-rendered cutscenes
- anonytrary 8y agoDid you notice the hands in the video? I don't think computer games can accept that level of error. I would ask again in a decade, when this technique is more viable. Until then, I feel game developers will still need humans to do the work.