APEX Clothing (Mafia 2)

Mafia 2 bude využívat novou technologii PhysX - APEX Clothing pro zvýšení kvality animací oblečení u postav. Více na http://mafia.czech-games.net

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Gaming

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• APEX
• Clothing
• Nvidia
• Mafia 2

[26DeislerFCB]

great, goty 2010

[163Chaos]

This is amazing they've really worked hard on this title omg i cant wait i didnt expect this attention to detail finally an open world mob game thats like an interactive movie, hopefully this video wasn't made on the date in was posted on youtube, i really don't want to wait i'm anxious for it to be released next month, damn.

[MrAlbinoGhost]

how can i get this to work on my ps3?

[HelpMyFellowPeople]

So where do I download this plugin?

[GunSotsOverMe]

@BigdogWitBigdog We got political over it? :o

[BigdogWitBigdog]

@GunSotsOverMe For fucks sake they're physics engines. Must we get so political over pieces software?

[26DeislerFCB]

@26DeislerFCB well its not the goty 2010, i am disappointed, in no way it could competete with mafia 1, only graphics^^

[xtreme666bio]

@26DeislerFCB Well, I'd say Game with the most potential of the year.

[Jopari444]

@26DeislerFCB never, not even top 5

[GunSotsOverMe]

"New version of Bullet physics engine SDK has a HW-acceleration support through both OpenCL and DirectCompute for compliant GPUs. However, right now HW acceleration is used only in cloth module. Also, the new plugin for 3Dmax have been released, which should get things easier for developers. Basically, it's PhysX plugin, with PhysX engine replaced by Bullet. I'd say, that's a start, finally"

Told you open source is the way forwards and physx is just a gimick

[GunSotsOverMe]

@super6plx Well such intense physics are better rendered on a gpu its not like we're going to see such implementation of physics in a game, then we'd need a dedicated physics card and kind of kills the purpose of physx.

Cpu can handle physics that physx makes its just its poorly coded for cpu, once physics libraries mature we'll need a gpu physics rendering but that is with open source physics library and not nvidia nor ati owned one.

Future lies in havok bulle andt other open source libraries

[super6plx]

@GunSotsOverMe are you sure about physx being JUST a gimmick? it seems to me that all the demos I've seen with physx have done things that are INSANELY complex, much too complex for the cpu alone. eg: that bridge demo on the gtx400's where they rendered 10,000 particles just to see if they could do it, then they rendered 100,000 to push the limits, then ten million (I think) and it didn't even slow down. there was footage. I'm wondering if a cpu can do that kind of physics.