Or look at Outer Wilds: six planets, all them fairlysmallindescribable using three-dimensional geometry, and yet several orders of magnitude more filled with content and actual game design than anything anyone at CI¬G could ever imagine.
Oh dear lord, don't remind me... Don't suppose you went to the University of Bristol, did youOne of the languages I was taught at university was Occam. It was fundamentally unsuited to game development.
A road brush found by a redditer. First time I see one on SC.
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The EVA part was so cool in Prey...
Thanks mate...cleaning up the coffee I snorted over my keyboard is real funHere's a cloud shaped like a pig.
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I mean, the human brain is good at seeing patterns, and if you look at that image, and take away the line that is drawn, you could draw other lines following those contours and say they were roads as well.
Nope, Salford University in my 2nd year which was 91-92 so it was approximately current. I remember very little about it except 1) it had a horribly obtuse editor and 2) getting any time on our lab's transputer array was virtually impossible.Oh dear lord, don't remind me... Don't suppose you went to the University of Bristol, did you
I'm fairly sure the reason we got taught it was because David May (who designed the damn thing) still worked for the uni. I hear they've finally moved on from it in more recent years...
Communicating? NoAnyhow, where's this roadmap? And can it be described as a set of communicating sequential processes...
It bother you so much that CIG works on road brush maps for it's planetary tech ?I mean, the human brain is good at seeing patterns, and if you look at that image, and take away the line that is drawn, you could draw other lines following those contours and say they were roads as well.
It bothers you so much that there is nothing to show that CI¬G has worked on it other than the unsubstantiated wishful thinking borne out of same pattern recognition that creates shapes out of nothing?It bother you so much that CIG works on road brush maps for it's planetary tech ?
You presumably also have much trouble finding a road.I have much trouble finding a pig here
It bother you so much that CIG works on road brush maps for it's planetary tech ?
No, it's rather that it's unfinished and left unfinished as a scar in the world. I know, I know "hiz alpher" - But I think there is a good chance it will just stay there for ever. Or until the whole planet gets refactored. Backer funds must be consumed somehow after all.It bother you so much that CIG works on road brush maps for it's planetary tech ?
My post was just about the fact that the planetary tech had a wip (at least) dirt roads brush tool.No, it's rather that it's unfinished and left unfinished as a scar in the world. I know, I know "hiz alpher" - But I think there is a good chance it will just stay there for ever. Or until the whole planet gets refactored. Backer funds must be consumed somehow after all.
The problem is that that's not a fact. It's just an assumption illustrated by a couple of lines based on work that was supposedly started three years ago, which when it comes from CI¬G is about as weak a foundation as it gets for basing your assumptions on.My post was just about the fact that the planetary tech had a wip (at least) dirt roads brush tool.
My post was just about the fact that the planetary tech had a wip (at least) dirt roads brush tool.
With the new heightmap released in 3.10 and if they're not planning on changing it again, chances are we're gonna see some dirt roads popping up.
My point is, brush tool or not, that doesn't look any differnt to any of the other contour lines all over the place on those images you posted. You could draw a line for a "road" over any of them and say it was a road.
Also, embiggening a brush tool in 3D modelling, something that has existed for decades, is not something CIG (or backers) really need to be shouting about. It just makes them look desperate to show off anything at all to make it look like there is some sort of progress.
Now if CIG were to actually do something that hadn't been done before (and not just reinventing the wheel) then it might be worthy of some praise. Still waiting for that to happen though after 8 years, as they only things they have really excelled at over the years is misleading backers and squeezing money out of them.
My post was just about the fact that the planetary tech had a wip (at least) dirt roads brush tool.
With the new heightmap released in 3.10 and if they're not planning on changing it again, chances are we're gonna see some dirt roads popping up.
If you did that — especially on the Amiga — you've been doing for far longer, and using much more complex tools, than the “senior” developers CI¬G have padded their numbers with recently.If i did that, would anyone proclaim my work as some sort achievement?
If you did that — especially on the Amiga — you've been doing for far longer, and using much more complex tools, than the “senior” developers CI¬G have padded their numbers with recently.![]()