Someone asked me for my old degree project, an architecture generating thingumy. While I was playing with it I realised it was trivial drop it into moviestorm....so a quick video later and we have:
it'd be heavy on textures but not that heavy - most of it would be the same brick or tile textures.
[goes glassy eyed]Unless we generate them too. Then we just generate and stream the correct level of detail of material to the GPU. Come to that perhaps we want a Web->Hard Disk->Main Memory-> GPU Memory managed database. It could use those spare flux-capacitors left over from the scifi pack?[goes back to making pretty buttons]
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Lookee! Walky-spliny-thingummies in action!
Wow, that is really really great!
You do know they aint paying you enough your honourable Twakness?
Kate
Thats the best thingumy Ive ever seen....I want it now!
Whoa!!! It's good that it's a long ways off. Adding textures to those buildings would incinerate my computer.
it'd be heavy on textures but not that heavy - most of it would be the same brick or tile textures.
[goes glassy eyed]Unless we generate them too. Then we just generate and stream the correct level of detail of material to the GPU. Come to that perhaps we want a Web->Hard Disk->Main Memory-> GPU Memory managed database. It could use those spare flux-capacitors left over from the scifi pack?[goes back to making pretty buttons]
That's very clever and is what I expect quite a few research teams are looking into.
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