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[NeoNautica]

Teaser video for the game over at Game trailers

Environments and cars look beautiful. Hard to tell how destructible the cars are from the video though.

 

[[VaLkyR]Anubis]

Indeed,what a beautiful looking game.It is really hard to distinguish if this is a great designed game or reality,because it looks very realistic.

 

[stevenhorton]

The enviroment is good...... but the cars and particle system......W O W ! !

 

[[VaLkyR]Anubis]

Hey steven,your cars are similar great made like these cars.

 

[Diego1203]

Looks pretty sweet, and it's a codemasters game so maybe I'll get to play it on GameTap, although I'm still waiting for them to make Dirt available :0

 

[stevenhorton]

Did you know UT3 is set up for deformable body parts, as in getting dents and crumpled hoods It isn't too hard to set up. Here is a pic in the editor showing a basic Morph Target.

 

[ProjectX]

Phew! Makes our life a lot easier. I wonder why they didn't do that for the vehicles in UT3? Perhaps they planned it but didn't have time or something.

 

[[VaLkyR]Anubis]

Did you know UT3 is set up for deformable body parts, as in getting dents and crumpled hoods It isn't too hard to set up. Here is a pic in the editor showing a basic Morph Target.

Now that is really impressive.

 

[stevenhorton]

take the Scorpion for a spin, and crash into everything you can with the same part of the vehicle. You will notice they are using it

 

[[VaLkyR]Anubis]

Really,wow,man I wanna play the game,I need my new system!

 

[dub]

Does it actually morph or does it just go from one frame to the other - ie. step by step? (as in do the vertices tween from one point to the other or do they just jump)
I had the feeling in UT3 the vehicle damage goes step-by-step rather than morph smoothly.

 

[stevenhorton]

It takes a second mesh piece that has been deformed and as damage builds it distorts the original vehicle to match the deformed piece. It is gradual.