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It appears as if the mountains are loading in the background (like in a video game) as you get closer to them. Awesome idea/execution!
by Lifescape 12y ago
It appears as if the mountains are loading in the background (like in a video game) as you get closer to them.
Awesome idea/execution!
- 0x0 12y agoHaha, I was just going to post that. It really gives off a mipmapping&LoD game/progressive-loading effect. So weird.
- hexasquid 12y agoAnd the running speed of the original Doom / Doom 2 games.
- gus_massa 12y agoI guess that it's not a proximity problem. For example, in the first video at 3:08 a gray mountain with snow appears on the upper right corner, and replaces a piece of sky. I think that a big rock was occluding the vision of the mountain in this frame, and the algorithm has to choose a texture from another frame to fill the void, and it made a mistake.
- ascorbic 12y agoIf you watch the technical video, they say that they couldn't use the scene reconstruction for the climbing video as there were too many artefacts. This is why the rendering isn't as good as the others.