Revolutionary soft-body physics in CryEngine

mother of god those guys need to sell it to crytek and epic games

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KppTmsNFneg&feature=g-all-lik

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its pretty cool but that truck moved way to goofy so i'm guessing this needs alot of tweaking but its pretty nice but i'm sur if Cryteck wanted to do their own physics engine they would build it themselves and do a better job.

lol sometimes it feels the truck is made of jelly or something.

But still, nothing is rigged? o_O That's hard to believe actually... Impressive.

its pretty cool but that truck moved way to goofy so i'm guessing this needs alot of tweaking but its pretty nice but i'm sur if Cryteck wanted to do their own physics engine they would build it themselves and do a better job.

Chris_Williams

[QUOTE="Chris_Williams"]

its pretty cool but that truck moved way to goofy so i'm guessing this needs alot of tweaking but its pretty nice but i'm sur if Cryteck wanted to do their own physics engine they would build it themselves and do a better job.

wis3boi

nope, if you read the description

" This is still an early work in progress - don't mind the shading and collision issues, we're working on it"

Like i said its a cool physics engine but nothing to amazing but thats still impressive.

It is a bit goofy at this point, but wow, that's incredible.

[QUOTE="wis3boi"][QUOTE="Chris_Williams"]

its pretty cool but that truck moved way to goofy so i'm guessing this needs alot of tweaking but its pretty nice but i'm sur if Cryteck wanted to do their own physics engine they would build it themselves and do a better job.

Chris_Williams

nope, if you read the description

" This is still an early work in progress - don't mind the shading and collision issues, we're working on it"

Like i said its a cool physics engine but nothing to amazing but thats still impressive.

I can see it now: Just Cause 3, running on Cryengine 3, with these physics for vehicle deformation.

[QUOTE="Chris_Williams"]

nope, if you read the description

" This is still an early work in progress - don't mind the shading and collision issues, we're working on it"

Like i said its a cool physics engine but nothing to amazing but thats still impressive.

m_machine024

yup, the truck doesn't look like its made of metal, more like silicone like killab2oo5 said

Holy crap, Crytek has been busy.

I can see it now: Just Cause 3, running on Cryengine 3, with these physics for vehicle deformation.

princeofshapeir

Body... not... ready...

[QUOTE="Chris_Williams"]

[QUOTE="wis3boi"] I'm sure is exaggerated so that we can actually see it easily for demo purposesm_machine024

nope, if you read the description

" This is still an early work in progress - don't mind the shading and collision issues, we're working on it"

Like i said its a cool physics engine but nothing to amazing but thats still impressive.

Imagine this in trackmania

[QUOTE="m_machine024"]

[QUOTE="Chris_Williams"]

nope, if you read the description

" This is still an early work in progress - don't mind the shading and collision issues, we're working on it"

Like i said its a cool physics engine but nothing to amazing but thats still impressive.

Chris_Williams

This will be a great step forward, just need tinkering with to get it less goofy. Very impressed.

That truck is apparently made out of silicone. killab2oo5

Cars atuallyare rather squishy.They're designed to act like one big cushion, when rammed into unbudging barriers.

[QUOTE="killab2oo5"]That truck is apparently made out of silicone. MlauTheDaft

Cars atuallyare rather squishy.They're designed to act like one big cushion, when rammed into unbudging barriers.

mother of god those guys need to sell it to crytek and epic games

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KppTmsNFneg&feature=g-all-lik

NoodleFighter

if PC was doing something like this in games now, I would consider them a gen ahead

I always been saying it, next-gen will be all about physics.

Overexaggerated but still....just....damn!

Man, I can't wait to see what comes out of this.

I hated running into walls at incredibles speeds with no damage on a vehicle.

I could play with those physics for hours.

[QUOTE="MlauTheDaft"]

[QUOTE="killab2oo5"]That truck is apparently made out of silicone. killab2oo5

Cars atuallyare rather squishy.They're designed to act like one big cushion, when rammed into unbudging barriers.

But they'll feel like it when they ram into a sturdy object and high speed

when i got in the thread, i expected something like skin that looks pressure sensitive (grab your arm to see what i mean).BrunoBRS

Anyway, this is still a nice physics engine as far as I can tell. It's definitely something that I'd enjoy messing with for a while.

[QUOTE="killab2oo5"][QUOTE="MlauTheDaft"]

Cars atuallyare rather squishy.They're designed to act like one big cushion, when rammed into unbudging barriers.

NoodleFighter

But they'll feel like it when they ram into a sturdy object and high speed

[QUOTE="NoodleFighter"]

[QUOTE="killab2oo5"]Cars are not silicone. :lkillab2oo5

But they'll feel like it when they ram into a sturdy object and high speed

You could lightly throw a pebble at a window and the best it could do is a scratch, but throw that pebble at a high speed and it will go through like a bullet

[QUOTE="killab2oo5"][QUOTE="NoodleFighter"]

But they'll feel like it when they ram into a sturdy object and high speed

NoodleFighter

You could lightly throw a pebble at a window and the best it could do is a scratch, but throw that pebble at a high speed and it will go through like a bullet

Not to mention that cars are made to fold up upon impact, in order to absorb the force.

:shock: That was incredibly impressive! I can't imagine how much work that must've took to get it like that. Are physics like that going to be implemented anytime soon in any upcoming games? 'Cause I'd love to actually play a game with physics like that!

[QUOTE="killab2oo5"]That truck is apparently made out of silicone. MlauTheDaft

Cars atuallyare rather squishy.They're designed to act like one big cushion, when rammed into unbudging barriers.

agreed. I've seen enough slo-mo crash tests ... this looks pretty close to me. They admit there's still problems with the colision detection. I think it does the job pretty nicely just the same.

Anyway, if the truck was made of silicone, it'd pop back into it's original shape. It wouldn't crumple.

mother of god those guys need to sell it to crytek and epic games

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KppTmsNFneg&feature=g-all-lik

NoodleFighter

It seems too rubbery and bouncy, and there doesn't seem to be enough friction between objects, but overall its very impressive.

[QUOTE="MlauTheDaft"]

[QUOTE="killab2oo5"]That truck is apparently made out of silicone. Audacitron

Cars atuallyare rather squishy.They're designed to act like one big cushion, when rammed into unbudging barriers.

agreed. I've seen enough slo-mo crash tests ... this looks pretty close to me. They admit there's still problems with the colision detection. I think it does the job pretty nicely just the same.

Anyway, if the truck was made of silicone, it'd pop back into it's original shape. It wouldn't crumple.

Lots of stuff does pop back rather weirdly.

[QUOTE="Audacitron"]

[QUOTE="MlauTheDaft"]

Cars atuallyare rather squishy.They're designed to act like one big cushion, when rammed into unbudging barriers.

Guybrush_3

agreed. I've seen enough slo-mo crash tests ... this looks pretty close to me. They admit there's still problems with the colision detection. I think it does the job pretty nicely just the same.

Anyway, if the truck was made of silicone, it'd pop back into its original shape. It wouldn't crumple.

Lots of stuff does pop back rather weirdly.

Does it pop back into its original shape like a rubber truck? No it does not.

Metal is not rigid and unflexible. They may not have captured the properties with 100% accuracy, but the bounce and bend you see in this video are very much present in real life.

Have you ever seen a busted car? Although it looks and feels solid, it is made to crumble into pieces and fold to assure your saftey. With high speeds the car folds it's hood, engine and other parts so you get as little of impact enegy as possible. That is with the new cars.

Crash physics with old cars should be built from ground up seeing that they were solid and didn't really crumble.

It's not exaggerated, it's in slow motion to show the effects better. The truck is travelling much faster than it seems, so the metal would crumple a lot.