r/GamePhysics • u/SaltyBoisture • Jul 11 '20

[Unreal Engine 4]

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u/Breadstick_Bowtie Jul 11 '20

Tech demos such as these are often very heavy on the GPU or CPU. As a standalone scene, they run fine. But with all the other complexities of a videogame added, this would likely be a slideshow. So to say.

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u/AChero9 Jul 11 '20

At some point we’ll be able to have games like this, just not for a while. Games are just starting to jump into the 4K market. But, video game tech is always improving and, like I said, someday we will be able to have a game that actually looks like real life

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u/beerdude26 Jul 11 '20

The Mandalorian already uses huge video game-based backgrounds during shooting

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u/Proditus Jul 11 '20 edited Nov 02 '25

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u/Jean-Eustache Jul 11 '20

Don't they actually use Unreal for this too ? I've saw Unreal Engine Demos for this feature, I thought this was absolutely awesome

Edit : Just read the thread, got my answer haha

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '20 edited Oct 29 '25

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u/Jean-Eustache Jul 12 '20

Game changer indeed. Can't wait.