Revolutionary soft-body physics in CryEngine3

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The amazing soft-body physics you know from Rigs of Rods, now even better in CryEngine3. Anything can be built in the Beam physics system - cars, trucks, planes, boats, trains, cranes, tanks, helicopters, and even destructible map objects and crash test dummies. It's all real physics. Anything is possible.


This is still an early work in progress - don't mind the shading and collision issues, we're working on it.

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  Gaming

[Freezyboy23]

If Gta V gets this you need a new car every fucking time you crash into something --'''

[Niko Bellic]

Do we drive like that when you play?

[Ionic0]

this is simply amazing. but i can see why many games dont use it. could you imagine driving this with police constantly ramming you in GTA? i honestly have to hand it to rockstar for their physics. the damage in gta 4 is better than forza sometimes. i wanna see those physics in granturismo 6 damnit

[Stiiiable]

would be really cool

[rolftheuber]

Dammit I TOLD you that making cars out of silly putty and styrofoam was a bad idea! Now just look what's happened! Cars are falling apart at the slightest brush against a wall!

(seriously though impressive looking stuff)

[MrDenney101]

It would be pretty sick though. i would crash the whole time lol

[Patrick Wilkinson]

Where did u get the truck? Did you model it? Nice vid btw

[Easton28HD]

That is not the engine. that is the suspension, hydraulics.

[MegaPR2]

No, it was all real time at 100 fps. The cars are drivable.

[Freezyboy23]

I'm sorry.. yes you do and you realy do after you have been drinking with roman ;)

[TheJamsh]

Make a game about building obstacle courses for cars to navigate and destroy themselves on, and I will pay it. This is strangely satisfying to watch.

[Jason Dunbar]

At 0:20 Seconds, the engine parts seem way too loose... Just letting you know.