Cinematic Animation

[pokealong1227]

i love how people are like amazed by this... they should look at more videos XD

[Scarlov87]

Reactor??

[r3struction]

 Maya BlastCode

[ronniereiff]

owwwwww:)

[salazar1134]

rayfire.... amiright?

[erikouwehand]

this is not real time rendering right? pre-renderd?

[Molton1878]

Cinematic physics is physics baked into an animation so it doesn't have to be rendered in real time, but can be view in real-time.

[MNC117]

@Molton1878 Indeed. When half life 2 ep2 introduced this, I thought it would be something special. In reality, it became something clever and optimized to use for games, but in the end not really that special for an engine.

[pintxogamer]

thats cool man

[0RobinHood1]

I have serious doubts that this is made in 3dsMax.I don't think it's possible.You used something else for sure.Didn't you?

[MrtwoVideoCards]

It's 3dsmax alright, have you ever used the program? There's a in-built physics engine simulator that's used to create the animation. This kind of tool also exists in many other animators. I believe the name of the simulator is Core or something.

[rifleman0007]

so this is particle system?

[stoopdapoop]

are those peices keyframed?

[Doomsday192]

what program was that made in? 3ds max?

[MrtwoVideoCards]

Yup.

[Doomsday192]

wow nice

how long did it take you to model all those tiny pieces o_o

[MrtwoVideoCards]

Actually it was done by a freind of mine, I'd say a couple of hours though.

[Doomsday192]

well kudos to him then :P

[MrtwoVideoCards]

Sure will, but just an example of what Cinematic Animations are. And how they act of course.

[radomaj]

Will that be in City 17: Episode One?