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kavorka
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region render!
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Sdados
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looking really good cannot wait to get my hands on it! :)
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wow :shock:

That look great.

If you can let us see a Particles Sistem aplyed. :oops:

It look sooo good. :o :o

Hope we can have it soon :D

cheers

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Hi JimStar,

what are the specs for the machine that you used for the last real time video demo?
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JimStar
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megacal wrote:Hi JimStar,

what are the specs for the machine that you used for the last real time video demo?
Nothing very cool.
i7, One GTX-690 (2 cores dedicated for rendering), and a separate simple GPU for display... Engine team have done the great job increasing last versions speed...
And don't forget, that the video is highly compressed - so in real the quality is better than on the video, when something is moved in viewport...
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Daniel
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Next time you make a preview, do you think you could show us (simple) destruction with the physics system, like the 3DS Max plugin previews?
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Daniel wrote:Next time you make a preview, do you think you could show us (simple) destruction with the physics system, like the 3DS Max plugin previews?
You will be able to try it by yourself..;) Very soon...))
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Sounds good
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tibicen
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Region render!! It would solve a lot of time in my renders. Truly amazing.
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Daniel
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JimStar wrote:
Daniel wrote:Next time you make a preview, do you think you could show us (simple) destruction with the physics system, like the 3DS Max plugin previews?
You will be able to try it by yourself..;) Very soon...))
Oh, now you've got me excited. My money is ready...
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