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Lucasfilm to combine Movies and Gaming
The creative technicians over at Lucasfilm are working on film making using video game engines and real-time motion capture together to virtually eliminate post-production editing. The blending of two high tech processes will begin to blur the line between real life, gaming and movie production.
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#4660676 Posted on: 09/24/2013 02:31 AM
I guess I wanted to see the words LucasArts and then reality hit.
I guess I wanted to see the words LucasArts and then reality hit.
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#4660828 Posted on: 09/24/2013 09:51 AM
this is impressive, but having a library of pre defined movements is very restrictive. i would like to see real time, on the fly movement generation based on some form of 'movement AI'
either way, interesting, this development is.
Agree I do.
this is impressive, but having a library of pre defined movements is very restrictive. i would like to see real time, on the fly movement generation based on some form of 'movement AI'
either way, interesting, this development is.
Agree I do.
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#4661503 Posted on: 09/25/2013 10:25 AM
This isn't about video games, it's about having a near-perfect previs system using video game engine technology and methodology.
This isn't about video games, it's about having a near-perfect previs system using video game engine technology and methodology.
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#4661513 Posted on: 09/25/2013 10:39 AM
I can't wait to see movies like this. Finally, we can get rid of most overpaid actors and give the creative artists the real money.
That being said, I would really like a "leak" of the 1313 game as it stands; those graphics and animations look incredible.
I can't wait to see movies like this. Finally, we can get rid of most overpaid actors and give the creative artists the real money.
That being said, I would really like a "leak" of the 1313 game as it stands; those graphics and animations look incredible.
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this is impressive, but having a library of pre defined movements is very restrictive. i would like to see real time, on the fly movement generation based on some form of 'movement AI'
either way, interesting, this development is.