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lilbroex on 13 July 2012
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TWRoO said:
lilbroex said:


The 3rd one isn't detailed enough to be CGI. It would be a waste of it if it is. Its likely a screen shot of the enemy model from different angles.

The aliasing brought by resizing a picture would be visible throught the picture. Only specific spots and objects in that scene have the aliasing. Its obivously just an in game screen shot of one of the areas.

No, the first one you were saying it as if inferring that it was cutscene graphics(ie, not what you see in the normal game), but it is because you can actually see it in the gameplay videos.

These are dev ppictures so they don't have to be actively playing the game capture images.

Then I mean something entirely different than you when I say CGI, because the whole game will be CGI.... What i'm saying is it's definately not from an in game shot... It is a character model.

As for the 1st pic again, yes I was inferring it was cutscene graphics but I also said it was in game engine, by which I meant it would look graphically the same as an in-game shot (but yes, I mistakenly assumed it was a screenshot due to the odd camera position)

I still disagree on the blurry washroom pic... the only thing I can think of for it to be in game is if the character has just dropped from a vent in the ceiling or something. Explaining the odd camera position, and the blurry effect is added while in dropping motion, but it seems a rather odd screenshot to release if it is part of the gameplay.

I'm am 100% certain that when anyone is talking about CGI, they are talking about prerendered graphics made in an environment where there are no real resource limiations and are played back from a data file.

I've never heard anyone call something that is rendered in real time on a GPU CGI.

You apparently can't read either. What part of "dev" screenshot(taken by the devs from wherever they want, not by the character) is hard to understand. Though, given that you just called the whole game CGI....

These are not pictures taken from a retail build of the game a random person. They are pictures taken by the devs to show off there progress.