Itsstillthinking
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Weird topic but as some of you know as i transitioned to UE4 For making my animations, this gave me the ability to run around and experience these animations as well.
It should be stated right at the beginning that any of these Demos that are released in the future are not meant to steal any thunder from Titanic Honor & Glory, Titanic VR or any other project in the future. This is simply one person who loves history and in his spare time makes these. These demos if ever released will be made available only here and will be password protected and only people who PM me can get the password to play these.
While the main one i see down the future for sure is my updated Lusitania Animation (will start once a updated model is done) that will be made in mind for being a demo, i wanted to first talk about a Titanic one.
As some people know i released a rough draft for a Titanic Real-Time Animation that made every deck and major rooms represented in the model. Due to many reasons i eventually considered it to be more of a test and to save on time and processing power i will for the next one only have 1 exterior model that only has rooms/decks on it that you can see from the outside and do any interior shots in its own Deck only too allow greater detail.
The reason i bring this up is because now is because of the way im doing the next animation, this means there will no longer be a main ship with every room anymore, outside of the draft i made.
I am wondering how many people would want to explore this model sinking in real-time and run around the full ship? And please only people who have a decent or good PC cast a yes as we are talking about a huge ship that runs fine in the daytime with a good frame rate (at least on mine, keep in mind my machine is not the greatest) but at night with most rooms lit and have about 300 lights it can start to be a real demanding demo.
I would say you would need about 10 gigs of ram and something better than a I5 to make sure it runs decent, if i get a few people how would want it then il spend a afternoon programming collision so you can run around
The video below is what you can expect if i do the Titanic one
youtube:Zt6eHa0rPTA
It should be stated right at the beginning that any of these Demos that are released in the future are not meant to steal any thunder from Titanic Honor & Glory, Titanic VR or any other project in the future. This is simply one person who loves history and in his spare time makes these. These demos if ever released will be made available only here and will be password protected and only people who PM me can get the password to play these.
While the main one i see down the future for sure is my updated Lusitania Animation (will start once a updated model is done) that will be made in mind for being a demo, i wanted to first talk about a Titanic one.
As some people know i released a rough draft for a Titanic Real-Time Animation that made every deck and major rooms represented in the model. Due to many reasons i eventually considered it to be more of a test and to save on time and processing power i will for the next one only have 1 exterior model that only has rooms/decks on it that you can see from the outside and do any interior shots in its own Deck only too allow greater detail.
The reason i bring this up is because now is because of the way im doing the next animation, this means there will no longer be a main ship with every room anymore, outside of the draft i made.
I am wondering how many people would want to explore this model sinking in real-time and run around the full ship? And please only people who have a decent or good PC cast a yes as we are talking about a huge ship that runs fine in the daytime with a good frame rate (at least on mine, keep in mind my machine is not the greatest) but at night with most rooms lit and have about 300 lights it can start to be a real demanding demo.
I would say you would need about 10 gigs of ram and something better than a I5 to make sure it runs decent, if i get a few people how would want it then il spend a afternoon programming collision so you can run around
The video below is what you can expect if i do the Titanic one
youtube:Zt6eHa0rPTA
