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SIGGRAPH 2014 Video
This video probably shows the future physics in games, check out Adaptive Tearing and Cracking of Thin Sheets, very cool stuff.
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#4868131 Posted on: 07/08/2014 06:18 PM
Very cool. Was watching this when my boss walked behind me and sort of puzzled asked me why I was watching it... Once I explained that it was not "video" but computer rendered graphics he asked me to restart it =P
Very cool. Was watching this when my boss walked behind me and sort of puzzled asked me why I was watching it... Once I explained that it was not "video" but computer rendered graphics he asked me to restart it =P
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That's cool. We could probably use this for physics in materials science. Modelling, etc.