Phil Spencer Says Xbox Series X Games Aren't Being Held Back By Xbox One

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goopy20 said:

Pemalite said:

Lumin is an "approximation". - Lumin is a "collection" of lighting techniques all working to augment each other in order to get the best result with a low overhead, it's not the best approach to lighting, shit... It's not even the most efficient, but it's damn well impressive for the hardware it's being showcased on.

For larger objects the Global Illumination uses voxels which are cubes of light.
For medium sized objects they use signed distance fields, which is basically grid sampling.. Another use for it is cloth simulation collision detection.
And for smaller sized objects they use screen-space data.. Which is similar to the approach that Gears of War 5 used for it's lighting.

Yeah it did look impressive, but how do you think it compares to the Nvidia RTX implementation? And which version of RT do you think will make more sense for developers to use (assuming that AMD's Ray Tracing cores perform about the same as on the RTX cards)?

Personally I'm still hoping to see Path Tracing! Not in 4k, of course, but in 1080p with something like DLLS enabled, who knows :)

From DF review on GT7 seem like it use path tracing of 1/4 or even less than that with upscalling by temporal reconstruction.