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Uploaded by on Jan 7, 2008

Even more craziness. no im not lighting chickens and fire and throwing them off a cliff... though that sounds fun and probably can be done. anyway im still finding more and more funs things to do.

if u are wondering about anything... just look in the description on my Physics Phun 2 video. I have more info posted.

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  • So, uh, Jerrari, what kind of supercomputer you running?!?

  • Nothing special. This was rendered frame by frame, so I was really only getting about 2-20fps during most of the recording. But if your wondering what my hardware specs were at the time, I was running an e6600 with 2gb ddr2, and a single 8800gt. The real limitation i found out for running this is the amount of vram you have on your video card. With my 8800gt with 512mb the shader would crash if i had a few too many objects.

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  • wow, crysis looks so fun. I'm pretty sure my computer cant run it for shit though.

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  • Guards + physics = fun.

  • thanks for the barrelphoby

  • I have Crysis, Crysis Warhead and Crysis wars. And I've seen theese Crysis Physics videos on youtube. But how can I do it myself ? Like map editor or whatever it is ?

  • its like watching inception all over agian

  • 2:21 = nut shot

  • @moffe247 then you would get like 500FPS on max settings doing a 3000 red barrel explosion.

  • @moffe247 without physx with clocks above 5GHz for all processors and graphics functions including RAM and all that junk

  • HEY PUT THAT SONG BACK ON HERE GO JOHNY GO

  • Geez, stop moving the camera around too much. Gives me a headache. ;)

  • I'm looking forward to the day one will be able to render this kind of mass-scale physics in real-time

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