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[-link-] Very informal if you want to learn something as well. |
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frak graphics, if this is real do you know what this will do for video game physics? | ||
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| ice phoenix |
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I see no physics in this game atm. That would lag the shit out of that demo | ||
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If everything is atom based, you could blow legit holes in the walls and shit. Each atom would have a value(mass) and lets say, a wall made of these atoms would be able to be modified by a bullet(with its own combination of atoms to equal a certain mass) so that you could actually make it realistic. | ||
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| ice phoenix |
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ah so the texture or wall has a hole and not just a color where u shot Edited Mon Oct 10 2011, 11:32PM | ||
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exactly, if im imagining it correctly, each atom would have its own skin, so basically youd be blowing atoms out of the wall... god damn that would be sick. Imagine holes in jets, windshields, everything. | ||
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