Besides the red sky and black everything else, is there something to see ?Dunno! Maybe so they could make stuff like this:
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But yeah, Horizon couldn't do that for sure.
Nor that
That's so blurry I feel I need new glasses.
Besides the red sky and black everything else, is there something to see ?Dunno! Maybe so they could make stuff like this:
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Really? Are you blind? My own experience and this thread proves you so wrong...Really? Are you blind? Potato PC perhaps? My own experience and the Odyssey screenshot thread proves you so wrong...
I think someones something is not during everything perhaps, and therefore something is not quite working right for them.With so much planets around it's not difficult to filter for the ugly ones. Are you still playing, really? What are your PC's specs? Help me to understand.
Methinks you should turn it off and on again...I think someones something is not during everything perhaps, and therefore something is not quite working right for them.
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I had a circle shaped one, look kinda nice, if you are into fractals and stuff. Not at all if you are into ED exploration, but you can't have everything I guess.The person who designed this particular landscape texture tile was obviously so pleased with it that they've left their initials on it!
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At least now we know who to blaim for alll this!
Where was that?The person who designed this particular landscape texture tile was obviously so pleased with it that they've left their initials on it!
It takes racing around the planet and diving before the terrain can generate.I have never seen anything so extreme. I suspect that my machine is just too good for that sort of rubbish.
Can you stop talking about machine when it's terrain gen ? Your machine doesn't put texture where there isn't, and doesn't alter the planet gen on a whim.I have never seen anything so extreme. I suspect that my machine is just too good for that sort of rubbish.
If in doubt, give me the coordinates and if it's no more than 3 carrier jumps away from my current location, I'll go there myself and have a look. Then we can compare.
Machine does all the hard work, and if it cannot keep up, well terrain gen WILL produce artifacts.Can you stop talking about machine when it's terrain gen ? Your machine doesn't put texture where there isn't, and doesn't alter the planet gen on a whim.
Maybe the minimum rig requirements in the store should specify i9-9900k, 64GB RAM and a GTX 4090, then?Machine does all the hard work, and if it cannot keep up, well terrain gen WILL produce artifacts.
Really? Are you blind? Potato PC perhaps? My own experience and the Odyssey screenshot thread proves you so wrong...
That's what most of my Odyssey screens look like on ultra above recommended specs.I have never seen anything so extreme. I suspect that my machine is just too good for that sort of rubbish.
If in doubt, give me the coordinates and if it's no more than 3 carrier jumps away from my current location, I'll go there myself and have a look. Then we can compare.
correction: i7-13370K, 128 GB RAM, RTX 5090-64 GBMaybe the minimum rig requirements in the store should specify i9-9900k, 64GB RAM and a GTX 4090, then?
The one I posted for Alec ? The coordinates and system is on the screenshot. You know where to look, right ?Actions speak louder than words. My offer stands, but I will not discuss this until kingdom comes. Give me the coordinates and we can talk.
Otherwise... PLONK
I should have asked Alec directly as I don't really expect anything constructive from you.
No. If you have weird rainbows, then yes, your card is probably dying.Machine does all the hard work, and if it cannot keep up, well terrain gen WILL produce artifacts.
Nope, have you ever checked how much bandwith Elite uses. If generation of systems were done unlocally you would see massive amounts of data transferred. In fact your computer does generate terrain from small seed on fly (Yes your own computer runs that "Stellar Forge", or lets say part of it. First rough generation happens while in hyperjump. And then on background while you fly nearer to your target. If your system cannot keep up, bad things happen. That certain post about fast flying producing artifacts at previous page, user jojo if I remember correct demonstrates that nicely.No. If you have weird rainbows, then yes, your card is probably dying.
Otherwise, you'll get lower FPS while the system catch up, and if it's too difficult, you'll freeze and crash. Simple as that.
All the terrain building is done in Frontier, by the stellar forge. That's simply too complicated to do on the fly for a computer. You just put the texture and the mesh where the game tall you to put said stuff.
The texture you use is related to your setting. Low setting means lower rez texture, but it's the same. Also stuff like shadows.
It was the last post with a picture I posted before you did, just below Alec's. I thought you were refering to that. Otherwise I have no idea what you are referring to.I don't know what you "posted for Alec". You don't expect me to go through the whole thread of 195 pages now, do you?
And btw, what personal attacks are you talking about? If you mean that "PLONK", that's an old school jargon from usenet times and basically just another word for the ignore bin.
I should have asked Alec directly as I don't really expect anything constructive from you.
You don't say.This post is about a little bit off topic
Maybe, maybe not. Frontier made the stellar forge in house, so it's moot anyway. It works some way, whether or not it could work differently is irrelevant., but people do not understand how much power modern gaming pc has under its hood. It can easily outperform many of the 90's supercomputers on certain tasks. You know those machines used to make weather forecasts, or simulate exploding nuclear weapon and so on...Tricks like generating entire planets on fly are achievable nowadays.