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Piscine parfaite by Archee [web] [nfo] platform :   Windows type :   4k release date : october 2012 release party : Main 2012 compo : combined intro ranked : 1st 76 15 2 popularity : 1 %   0.80 alltime top: #1060 [download] [youtube] [mirrors...] added on the 2012-10-07 by las   popularity helper increase the popularity of this prod by spreading this URL: comments Beautiful rendering, but the ripples somehow look wrong - like there's just a single circular ripple from each splash. Still a very easy thumb for the rendering though :)   added on the 2012-10-18 14:01:45 by psonice   Visuals rule.   added on the 2012-10-19 00:34:36 by RCL   .   added on the 2012-10-19 00:51:16 by Defiance   simple but okay fluids, nice rendering, and... music.   added on the 2012-10-19 02:21:49 by msqrt   Caustics sometimes just look like circles, and other times are very convincing (when there's a lot of perturbation). A firstie? Excellent work on physics, as usual!   added on the 2012-10-19 05:57:40 by baah   Very appealing, esp. underwater part and sunset   added on the 2012-10-19 07:51:12 by JAC!   Now when do we have it this good looking in games? My 7950 is hungry.   added on the 2012-10-19 11:06:39 by Exin   Quote: A firstie? archee has quite some releases, and those caustics are also nothing new - neither is the water surface "movement", see my first comment on this prod (comment #2). Archee: how is the surface geometry of the water surface represented? Do you raytrace on the heightmap of the water surface or do you convert it into another representation (SDF?) before ray-tracing? Or is that just a plane and you only displace the plane direction? And why is there no filtering on the caustics? A bit higher resolution would also not be a bad thing.   added on the 2012-10-19 18:48:43 by las   Merde! C'est superbe!   added on the 2012-10-20 09:27:02 by WsW   Coooool   added on the 2012-10-21 17:46:24 by Bugo the Cat   Superb   added on the 2012-10-21 22:18:02 by jack-3d   Very cool!!!   added on the 2012-10-27 23:11:50 by BackSpace   The music was pure torture, but the pool was cool.   added on the 2012-10-28 17:19:54 by Photon   The music made my IQ go down by 10 points, but nice fun little 4k!   added on the 2012-10-28 17:37:32 by nitro2k01   Great idea, and looks amazing!   added on the 2012-11-06 10:21:38 by fizzer   Archee style. Nice water but ugly background...   added on the 2012-11-06 13:05:47 by Hicks   Ripples look strange (what psonice said). Underwater camera was cool! For some reason, I was expecting some sort of discoball to show up at sundown :)   added on the 2012-11-06 17:33:03 by Grimmy   answering to las: The water waves are a heightmap (I did full 3D water in another release). The water is rendered as 1024x512x2 triangles with raytracing (reflection and refraction part) starting from the water surface point. The background is raytraced first as a full screen quad outputting depth values too to cut the water polygons. The caustics filtering takes too much place, increasing the resolution of the lightmap of the pool or the resolution of the water would be too slow on the compo machine, which wasn't a strong one.   added on the 2012-12-19 18:52:28 by archee   obviously faked - the pool was far from being that clean after all those sceners partied in it!   added on the 2013-01-08 02:27:29 by T$     previous page displaying none 25 50 100 all comments (76-94) out of 94 (go to first) submit changes if this prod is a fake, some info is false or the download link is broken, do not post about it in the comments, it will get lost. instead, post about it. add a comment You need to be logged in to add a comment :: register here

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