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...In the mean time lets get busy
I agree, but if we're going to give this a go as a proof of concept we need the poly-budget.Now that's interesting, how is the poly count on this model?
Too much on my opinion. It can be a lot of simpler and it doesn't reduce quality. For render it's ok. Though it's harder to skin it =)
I'm sure the creative and skilled minds within Team Avalanche could eventually adapt to creating such great looking grapics. However, the only problem I see here is the time scale of it all.I don't think you'll have to start from scratch...
Of course, scenes such as the one depicted in that image require more complicated 3D techniques. This means the Team Avalanche graphic artists including myself would have to adapt to the new techniques, and amost all previous work on the scenes would need to be started from scratch.
If someone here can create 3d like here on this image then I gladly spend all my time to add this features. But I don't believe in this.How tempting.....
ps: I really hope I mistakes and we can produce ffvii levels at such quality.
Is it real time rendered?
It's just a WIP shot to show that it's possible, I don't think you need to worry about whether your PC can handle it anytime soon
If we do decide to go down this road, we'll almost definately totally remodel and optimise the scenes for perfect utilisation of the new engine.
Spoox they are nmkin_1 to nmkin_5 for the inside reactor scenes.theses are the Field files(.dat) which i know,
I was about to start work on that field file. Good job I didn't cause that looks fugging sick
)Damn Spoox, you work fast
spoox woah man! You continue to blow my mind!
Main goal of this project is create engine that can be used to create games like FFVII, Xenogears, FFIX, FFX and so on and bunch of converters to convert data from this games to engine. I even think we can enhance things. For example now I play with nmkin5 field location made by Team Avalanche. =) Fully 3d FFVII =)
We need to see a video of my scene in 3d.
) Full quality render with good quality occlusion takes an hour to render.This all depending on the program you use, hardware, render-engine and scene complexity of course.
for example:
regular render (draft quality) - 35 secs
regular render (production quality) - 5 mins
render with occlusion (draft quality) - 12 mins
render with occlusion (production quality) - 1:05 mins
SpooX that looks great! I didnt compare to riginal for a ton of detail, but it looks like you have the form and details on the right track. Is that in sketchup?Thanx, No it is not in sketchup, it's 3d Max (my favorite 3d package)
Things to keep in mind - Try to model as many details in as you can, and make sure yer camera angle is right. - to check, make a render and stick it in photoshop or something, and on another layer put the original, whilst playing with the opacity, you can see the inconsitencies change.The camera should be spot on... you can check it out, the render is the same resolution...
I look forward to seeing more! (and animating it all when its done)
Rendering can be any size, so basically whatever is needed is what is rendered.Okay, here goes...
...We are recreating those models within a reasonable tolerance of error, and rendering them at probably somewhere around 4x to 8x the original size so they don't look pixelated in-game.
If you want to help, pick your favorite place and have at it.
FFVII doesn't do variable or semi-transparency at all, so we simply have "opaque" or "transparent" pixels to worry about.
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The only real issue is getting the scenes rendered at the same FOV and angle as the originals.
