Statistics: Posted by StarFire — 19 Nov 2012, 11:33
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^-- also for the advanced physics features i've discussed with you via email; i would looove to have an "advanced" physics system setup that would require a specific card like nVidia ( 4 way SLI ) or if you could work it in better, a radeon ( 4 way crossfirex )... obviously this would provide massive power but need a very costly computer so would be used most for cutscene rendering and films i imagine ( if only you knew how far i can take my imagination with cinematography
)Statistics: Posted by ucm — 19 Nov 2012, 11:14
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To answer your questions:
1) 3D Vision: We will look into this. Currently you could possibly do something similar by writing your own shader( Skyline uses standard shader code such as cg/hlsl/glsl ) but in time we can add it as a main feature,( can you make a post in the feature requests section of the forums requesting 3D Vision, thanks).
2) Huge landscapes: Yes Skyline will be able to do vast limitless terrains as it has built in paging( feature currently under development) and has a great set of terrain sculpting tools and painting. The terrain system also has built in vegetation paging for huge numbers of trees,bushes and grasses.
3) Objects in scene: Currently this is fixed at 5000 until we go beta and then it will be limitless (memory dependent)
4) Terrain Paging: Yes we are currently working on this and looking at streaming the pages from disc.
We are very happy you like Skyline : ) we are constantly developing the engine and and have so many cool new features still to add. We plan to have a full release as soon as it is physically possible.
Statistics: Posted by StarFire — 05 Nov 2012, 11:38
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1 - 3D VISION.
2 - huge landscapes
3 - What is the maximum number of objects in the scene?
4 - Internal Terrain paging support
This engine I like it very much! LUA - it's wonderful!!! If you will actively develop it, then I will definitely buy it. I even have the idea of making the Russian community.
Statistics: Posted by ant0N — 05 Nov 2012, 05:31
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