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vurt

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Posted: Fri, 30th Aug 2019 22:45 Post subject:

Il_Padrino wrote:

Crazy shit!

oh man, i want to play around with that Surprised

talk about brutal games we could have with this (at 5 FPS buuuuut...)

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Posted: Fri, 30th Aug 2019 22:47 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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madmax17

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Posted: Fri, 30th Aug 2019 23:36 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Games are another matter, you have to run all that graphics, ai, sound, music, user input at once, running physics like this would be very difficult. "I like playing as the mushroom." \| My Imdb ratings \| My Best Games \| Best actors \| Best directors \| Best musicians \| Best women \| Best Shows \| Freak the Hump!

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Posted: Mon, 2nd Sep 2019 13:28 Post subject: *****	Quick Quote Quote

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Frant
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Posted: Mon, 2nd Sep 2019 14:36 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

We won't see that level of physics in games anytime soon. To get that level of physics in real-time probably requires some serious computing power that just isn't practical for home usage. Probably 5-10 years away from usage in games and by that time we won't be so impressed since we've seen an incremental evolution of existing physics engines. Just look at Control for instance. The physics in it is pretty good for what it is. Btw, there's the clip from the original author with links to the papers and stuff: Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn! "The sky was the color of a TV tuned to a dead station" - Neuromancer

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Il_Padrino

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Posted: Mon, 2nd Sep 2019 17:52 Post subject:

Areius wrote:

garus wrote:

10 minute video with annoying voice over and the same 4 clips repeated.

Welcome to the YouTube. What an annoying guy, same with the other video.

It's the same guy, sorry Laughing

Thanks for posting the original, way more interesting

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Frant
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Posted: Mon, 2nd Sep 2019 21:37 Post subject:

The guy that is behind the original video (assistant professor working with others but he's the main dude behind the advanced physics simulation) is really well, really smart. Razz

https://www.seas.upenn.edu/~cffjiang/

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Current research focus: physics-based animation, multicore and GPU scientific computing, computational solid and fluid mechanics.

Postdoc opening: HPC-oriented scalable multiphysics (particle-in-cell and material point method) simulation on next-gen architectures.

MPM papers in Computer Graphics: Up to August 2019.

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