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#5023006 Posted on: 03/03/2015 03:00 PM
Depends on how you configure the lights.
Looks cartoon-like to me, not as realistic as other UE4 demos I've seen. Maybe the lighting is not as good in this demo, and I always thought lighting was the strength of UE4.
Depends on how you configure the lights.
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#5023012 Posted on: 03/03/2015 03:27 PM
Interesting you should say that, Chris Roberts chose to use CryEngine for Star Citizen over UR for a number of reasons, one of which he mentioned was that Unreal Engine gave everything a cartoony look which he did not appreciate so much.
EDIT: Still awesome they have made it freely available in its complete form. It going to really open its use up to so many, some of whom may get serious with it ^^
Looks cartoon-like to me, not as realistic as other UE4 demos I've seen. Maybe the lighting is not as good in this demo, and I always thought lighting was the strength of UE4.
Interesting you should say that, Chris Roberts chose to use CryEngine for Star Citizen over UR for a number of reasons, one of which he mentioned was that Unreal Engine gave everything a cartoony look which he did not appreciate so much.
EDIT: Still awesome they have made it freely available in its complete form. It going to really open its use up to so many, some of whom may get serious with it ^^
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#5023028 Posted on: 03/03/2015 03:59 PM
It is nice, like to see this in rpg's
It is nice, like to see this in rpg's
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#5023380 Posted on: 03/04/2015 05:07 AM
Spectacular, but cartoonish ...although avatarish.
Spectacular, but cartoonish ...although avatarish.
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Looks cartoon-like to me, not as realistic as other UE4 demos I've seen. Maybe the lighting is not as good in this demo, and I always thought lighting was the strength of UE4.