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A tech demo based on particle fluids for NVIDIA's GPU-accelerated PhysX technology.
This video was recorded on a machine running an NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS 512 graphics card with Forceware 177.83 drivers … more info
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alright,water...
where can i get it????
realistic!
http://www.nvidia.com/content/forcewithi...
so uhhh what is the program you used for this I've been DYING to get my hands on this program man
looks sweet
source engine have also a thing like this
www.valve.com lolz
Hopefully this means no more blood pool decals.
i have to pee now
i wana go swimming...
To be honest....that looks really awsome.the clear version looked more realistic then the dark blue and black
Oh god Someone get me a Towel!
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I wish I could get a copy of that physics engine...
If this is oil, it's good. For water itself, it'll have to look lighter.
@SamSima, this is not a tech demo about what the water looks like, it is a tech demo on water physics. The looks come next.
tis was good, but it ended up looking a bit more like diluted blue jello. stunningly beautiful blue jello, but still jello. needed more foam and ripples.
this is stunning :O I think the second water type was the best, the first setting makes the watter get very dark with larger amounts of water.
OWNED
that was very pretty
looks so nice :o
Perrrrrrty....
Where's the FPS in that debug information?
Downloaded the updated drivers within that wicked Physx pack today, all the things they included (expressively the UT3 maps) kick ass. Loving the stuff they are doing!
fantastic phisics well done nvidia
water moves with more speed and anger than that
more like coke
honestly, as long as the result is smooth, who cares which chip is doing the calcs? think about it.
This is just as easily done on the CPU without the PCI-E bus bottleneck. There are many reasons why this technology will remain nothing but a niche or "could have been".
Here's why: http://games.slashdot.org/comments.pl?si...
Soon we will have working water systems in games shit in a tub and flush in down with the shower.
OMG so smart thinking using small particles to make it looks like real water. But it sposed to be limited for witch graph cart you have. ATI will make this more sucsesfull i think.
omg awesome.
omg thats awsome physics, lets see some lava now!
looks more like slime than water
Wow, technology these days. Wish I had a computer capable of running anything half as good as that, at least. :\