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While this is very ambitious, I'm sure that they will eventually settle on a similar pipeline to Avatar: render in lower graphics quality in real-time, then inc
by btown 13y ago
While this is very ambitious, I'm sure that they will eventually settle on a similar pipeline to Avatar: render in lower graphics quality in real-time, then increase the "graphics settings" and re-render in post-production. People are used to seeing things like realistic water and hair simulations, and those things do just take time.
- chaostheory 13y agoWhat they demo'd may not work for movies, but I can see it working well for television shows for kids.
- vidarh 13y agoCheck out "Gormiti Nature Unleashed". It's a CGI rendered childrens cartoon, and the rendering is so low budget that when the scene complexity gets high, it stutters, as if they're recording from realtime rendering. Don't know if that's what they're doing, though the entire look of it makes that plausible, or if it's just that they've got a fixed time budget for rendering each frame and simply skips frames for the most complex stuff.