Victoria, la serie tv su Canale 5: anticipazioni della prima puntataVictoria: le anticipazioni della prima puntata. Unreal Engine 3 takes game engine graphics to the next level with “Samaritan,” a real-time demo revealed at the 2011 Game Developers Conference. Now supporting DirectX 11, UE3 utilizes DirectX features such as tessellation and displacement, geometry shaders, multisampled. That's a sharp contrast to the Unreal Engine 3 Samaritan demo, which required the combined power of three GeForce GTX 580 cards in SLI configuration. If you've the bandwidth, time and inclination, you can download the Full HD “Elemental” demo video here, though be warned it's a hefty 911MB, 1920. Epic Games' Unreal Engine 3 tech demo was so impressive that many mistook it for a trailer. Little did they know, it was running in real-time on three GeForce GTX 580s.

This is a REALTIME techdemo that Epic & nvidia demostrated at GDC 2011, running on today's Unreal Engine 3, but pushed to the max. It was running on a intel i9 processor and 3 Geforce 580 GTX cards.

Literatura Brasileira William Roberto Cereja Do Rio. File Tracking System Nic Download. March 9, 2011 By Andrew Burnes Epic Games wowed attendees at last week’s Game Developers Conference with a presentation of their new Unreal Engine 3 technology and advanced DirectX 11 development features, now available for professional and amateur developers to use courtesy of Epic’s free. The presentation revolved around a showing of Samaritan, a real-time tech demo running on three NVIDIA GTX 580 graphics cards. We must emphasise “real-time” as many attendees struggled to believe that the demonstration was running as a game would, in real-time without any trickery.

Set in a futuristic Blade Runner-esque Washington D.C., the tech demo ran through a connected sequence of scenes, each showing off each new effects that DirectX 11 and the other advances made to Unreal Engine 3 allow. The demo was not pre-recorded or pre-rendered, and as such Epic were able to interrupt the presentation to adjust the camera, or focus on specific features in further detail. Will have an in-depth examination of the engine’s new technology next week, but in the meantime here’s a brief rundown of the new features on show in the screenshots and video: • Image-based reflections that allow surfaces of any shape to reflect an approximate version of scenes, with varying glossiness across surfaces, anisotropic HDR highlights and anti-aliasing. • Subsurface Scattering (SSS) that simulates the light that scatters inside semi-translucent materials, which makes character skin come alive. • Anti-aliased masked materials that super sample the edges of masked and alpha-tested materials, resulting in highly realistic hair. • Deferred rendering with MSAA support.

• Bokeh depth of field providing close to film-quality DOF, with artist-controllable Bokeh. • High-quality dynamic shadows cast by multiple realistically rendered light sources.