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I wonder if we can get skinning of that quality in INF? but the problem is do'n photo skins that look THAT good.
hell, its hard just to get the photos
Now thats skinning
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I wonder if we can get skinning of that quality in INF? but the problem is do'n photo skins that look THAT good.
hell, its hard just to get the photos
UT weapons skins are limited to 256x256.
If you can fit that kind of detail into that area, then yes. However, the answer, at least for the UT engine, is no.
If you can fit that kind of detail into that area, then yes. However, the answer, at least for the UT engine, is no.
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It would be a modified version, then. The current incarnation of the Unreal Engine(tm), as it was released with Unreal Tournament cannot do skins like that. 3D Realms would have had to modify the engine themselves.
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Heh, where are you getting your facts from? 
Max Payne is indeed using a new engine. If I'm not mistaken, part of the team working on the game are formerly from the demo group Future Crew.
http://headline.gamespot.com/news/98_09/17_payne/
The engine is demoed in the 3DMark 2001 benchmark, and it looks pretty impressive.
Max Payne is indeed using a new engine. If I'm not mistaken, part of the team working on the game are formerly from the demo group Future Crew.http://headline.gamespot.com/news/98_09/17_payne/
The engine is demoed in the 3DMark 2001 benchmark, and it looks pretty impressive.