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3D with photorealsim was always a dream of the computer\nindustry since the very beginning of 3D graphics rendering.
\nThe main problem however was that real-time rendering of
\n3D scenes was complex and computers didn’t have the power.<\/p>\n
3D with photorealsim was always a dream of the computer
\nindustry since the very beginning of 3D graphics rendering.
\nThe main problem however was that real-time rendering of
\n3D scenes was complex and computers didn’t have the power.<\/p>\n
But nowadays it seems as if the CPUs and GPUs got mature and are able to render such comlex graphics scenes at high resolutions without any bigger flaws.<\/p>\n
The following 2 videos show what is now possible with NVidia’s RTX graphics cards for example. So the question is: If we are here now, how long will it take until we can’t safely tell fiction from reality? These tech demos have been made for the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco that is taking place these days (March 18th<\/sup> to March 22nd<\/sup>).<\/p>\n But watch these two videos and become stunned of their graphic quality!<\/p>\n Quixel made it’s contribution using Unreal Engine 4 with Raytracing. Wow!<\/p>\n