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Les 04-03-2011 10:59 PM

Just a funny vid showing off some ground details, full description and vid here -

Edit - video removed.

nearmiss 04-03-2011 11:18 PM

This a special feature that only occurs when you get around a windmill.

Something about empathetic programming.

Les 04-03-2011 11:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nearmiss (Post 251294)
This a special feature that only occurs when you get around a windmill.

Something about empathetic programming.

lol I thought something similar.

dflion 04-04-2011 03:35 AM

Les's vid
 
Les, I am still laughing at your vid. I had to turn it off, started feeling giddy.

What I did like was the interesting and unique tour of the ground features on 'high res'. I am definately going to upgrade my system with more RAM and Window's 7 @ 64bit.

DFLion

Les 04-04-2011 03:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dflion (Post 251399)
Les, I am still laughing at your vid. I had to turn it off, started feeling giddy.

What I did like was the interesting and unique tour of the ground features on 'high res'. I am definately going to upgrade my system with more RAM and Window's 7 @ 64bit.

DFLion

Thanks mate. The lowest frame-rates I was seeing while recording that stuff were in the high teens. I think the final video actually makes it look a little bit smoother than it really was.

Just to state the obvious though, it was almost all flown and recorded using external views, there's no way it would have looked that smooth using cockpit view, even with minimum settings.

Opitz 04-04-2011 12:38 PM

rendered or ingame?
 
Guys,

I think it is time to start including an information if you rendered these videos or not.

thank you...

Les 04-04-2011 12:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Opitz (Post 251747)
Guys,

I think it is time to start including an information if you rendered these videos or not.

thank you...

Now that you mention it, has anyone actually posted a video that was made using the built in recorder thing? I still haven't seen one as far as I know.

What I have just done is make a video showing London on full settings with no stuttering, using an old technique from way back. Am just waiting for it to upload, will explain more later.

Edit - here you go (Edit- Video removed.)

Decrease in-game speed to 25%, record with FRAPS at 30 fps, speed up the clip by 400% in an editor that can do that, and there you have it. You lose sound, but you could try adding some in later from another recording if you wanted to.

Robert 04-04-2011 01:31 PM

I don't have CoD yet, so I don't know how the AVI renderer works in the game.

That said, anyone I've read who's said they tried to use this feature couldn't get it working. Not sure if a codec has to be installed or what, but.....

I know the latest hysteria is rendered videos being used to fake out unsuspecting customers and fans. I asked below in a different topic because another forum was propagating that mystery/fallacy.





Personally, the game not being smooth for 40 - 100 planes doesn't affect me yet. I've got a low end system and don't see me upgrading for a while. Sorties of me in a Hawker taking pot shots at Ju 87s over the channel will be all I manage for a while. I'm much more concerned about AI.

Robert 04-04-2011 01:35 PM

B-E-A-Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu- Tee- Fulllllll, Les.

Les 04-04-2011 01:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robert (Post 251797)
B-E-A-Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu- Tee- Fulllllll, Les.

Thanks mate. It was just a quick demo of the technique, showing off the beauty the developers have created. Hopefully others can use it to make some better video's.

Edit - Here's another one, http://www.vimeo.com/21929549. A lot of the finer details have been crushed in converting the video, it looks better on the version you can download via the link on the bottom right of the screen. I sped this one up more too, so the camera moves around a lot more, but I think the object's movements look more normal.


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