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Exactly,movie studios use pretty much the same lighting tricks as games - direct illumination with some ambient occlusion and color bleeding hacks here and ther
by miloshh 17y ago
Exactly,movie studios use pretty much the same lighting tricks as games - direct illumination with some ambient occlusion and color bleeding hacks here and there. Yet they do not look brown/gray. I think it might be because they have armies of artists (they call them "technical directors") that tweak the materials and lighting for thousands of man-hours until it looks good. Game companies probably invest much less in this kind of tweaking.
- elai 17y agoAnd aren't not limited by "must work in realtime" and can use all the computationally expensive visual effects?
- miloshh 17y agoOh yes, absolutely, but there's no reason why real-time would imply brown/gray color hues...
- ewiethoff 17y agoNevertheless, I've gotten so bored by the sight of movie CGI. There's just too much texture or not enough light or something. Please, someone, make a physical model, shine some lights on it, and do some stop motion.