xyhmo Indeed. We are the first, the last, the lost and forgotten. The technicality between the soul of the past, and the free, augmented soul of the future. The ones who given up everything, to give everything to the posterity. The first to spend most of our lives in the offices, but the last to do this wholy in the analog world. What comes next is virtual office spaces and telepresence in VR. Ones where you juggle infinite tennis balls while figuring out your next gig, and where Minecraft is just another virtual room in which you recess with co-workers in office hours, and with your children and friends on vacation. Where you go shopping by entering a door in a virtual hallway, that you summon using your voice.
Supersonic Tumbleweed Yes, and to have witnessed it all from the early 80s to today, having watched cyberpunk and science fiction movies describing virtual reality whilst we playing games starting with space invaders and watching that evolve to games like Ghosts n Goblins, then rudimentary 2d/3d in Xybots and eventually Doom. To have witnessed this evolution has been to witness the creation of a new world. As for those scifi movies where people talked to their houses "lights on, open the front door, coffee", or ventured into realistic virtual reality, that's here now. And we, the few, observed its evolution from the very beginning... This is our world.
Supersonic Tumbleweed, that's poetic, my friend. I sometimes envy those who were born late enough to have grown up with the internet, as I would have loved that. But I realize that some of the magic would have been lost without having a pre-internet life to compare to. As a young adult I got the internet back in '96, and it was a new magic fronteer, much like video games in the 80s. And now we're finally getting viable VR and photorealistic virtual worlds, but then there are other fronteers on the horizon as well, such as advances in biotechnology and radical life-extension. In 1000 years I will be telling incredulous children about the time in far past when we couldn't even cure aging, and when all humans lived on a single planet. They will be amazed and horrified.
This would be great for inside tours for the Real Estate industry, anyone have any idea how practical that would be to have a database of the inside of houses through this type of tool, and it be able to be accessed and viewed by people who are looking for houses from their computer at home?
OR maybe just stick to a couple 360 photos of the inside of the house it seems, maybe that would be more practical... :) sorry i am definitely newbie when it comes to this tech
I'm not sure how prolific it is but there is definitely a market for realtime Archvis. I have to disagree with Void. UE4 is easy to use. Interior objects are also usually pretty easy to make. Most Arch vis objects use generic materials rather than specific textures, the poly count can be high and nothing needs animating. Scenes for arch vis mostly use baked lighting as well as there usually isn't a need for dramatic lighting changes. Also there are a lot of models of furniture and interior objects already out there. Chances are you might not need something too specific. Just something that looks nice and fills in the space.
Any program takes some amount of effort to learn and I'd say Unreal is easier than many to get started in. You can use sketchup to build a building then UV and export it as an FBX then just chuck some materials on it in UE4. Plenty of UE4 market place assets to fill in the rest. Or you could just pay someone to do it.
I've been playing videogames my entire life, studied computer science at university and consider myself to be very critical of Hollywood movie special effects and this stuff blows me away.
There is a real nice photorealism demo with snowy forests, look up UE4 SpeedTree - Snow. I can't remember the original one I saw but they went a bit more in depth.
**** DOWNLOAD LINKS IN THIS VID: th-cam.com/video/Pyi0hLqaxag/w-d-xo.html**** ***The demos are not mine!! all credits to the original authors!*** Because of the high popularity of part 1, this is part2! For the ones who might have missed the showcases from Unrealengine 4.0, they are almost photorealism. :) In a couple of videos I will demonstrate how the Unreal Engine 4 performs on a GTX 1080 when showcasing the demos. This part: real life interiors Specs: i7 4790k 12GB RAM MSI Z97 Gaming 5 motherboard MSI GTX 1080 GAMING X 8GB Music: 'Meditation Music Zone' (TH-cam and Spotify)
This is it. This is the absolute pinnacle of visual imagery in digital media. No matter how much more we advance our technology, digital visual imagery will never exceed this. We will be able to create stunningly beautiful environments in both realistic and fantasy like settings but this is it. It will never so long as we exist get better than this beyond minor tweaking. Edit: Ok I stand corrected. Unreal still has room for improvement. When it achieves an environment like this th-cam.com/video/BOa0zQBRs_M/w-d-xo.html , THEN we will be at the pinnacle of digital visual imagery.
Yeah, Unreal Engine 4 actually works really great with VR! lets hope the next VR headsets are going to be far better resolution and FOV. Then we can have ''Matrix'' like experiences :)
This would be good to use if you wanted to redecorate your house or something, so you can try out different things and see how you like them before actually changing it.
I really wish I could make better levels. I can get the really good looking assets, but I can't put them together well enough to make a good looking level. Anybody know of a good tutorial for that?
You are right that you could walk that demo in VR. But you won´t be able to play games in the quality in the video. These are just Demos that are pre rendered. You could say it's cheating because in games you render Realtime, the graphic cards nowadays don't cant do such extensive Renderings in such a short time. It's gonna take at least 3 years to get games that look like this. And console...well they are just consoles....
I see AO pass. How would this demo look if you turn it off? i think it's possible that even better than now, because of your level of photorealism - you just already don't need to fake shadows etc. How do you think?
2:45 colgate product placement? I suddenly feel an intense urge to rush to the bathroom and brush my teeth with toothpaste. Colgate: A brighter future, for a brighter smile...
like yeah this looks great, but you still can distiguish this from a video shot with a cam. i cant tell what the little difference is, but if you'd show me this and a video of the same scene filmed with a cam i could clearly say which one is which
The real question here is how much would an apartment like this cost a month and what type of parties would be thrown here? This is why I'm here, these are the questions.
The photo realism is nice and all. But it just can’t feel realistic when the first person animations are so basic. If they added subtle head bobbing, it would make it so much more realistic
Is it just me, or do most games use lighting that is too intense and harsh? Like, even the most amazing looking games have shadows that are so dark, even in broad daylight you can't see any detail in the shadows. A scene like at the start of this video, in a game by a AAA studio it wouldn't be nearly as bright and smooth in the lighting and shadows.
we needed 40 years to come so fare. what will happen after 40 years again ? maybe that day we will walk in a room like this and feel objects that are fake
I'm much more interested in optimizing the use of physics in games. textures and lighting have zero gameplay value while physics can improve gameplay in an incredible way. imagine everything reacted like it did in reallife. u water a plant and it grows. u shoot into my knee and i can't walk anymore and have to crouch. stuff like that is so much more fascinating. obv they already exist but they are too intense on our machines. optimizing that instead of getting textures and lighting to look more and more like reallife would benefit us gamers much more
GuRuGeorge03 yup I'm with you there. Hopefully next gen Sony and MS don't cheap out on the CPU so we get to see some actual GAMEPLAY enhancements rather than just prettier graphics. Digital Foundry has an interesting video on it.
I guess it has a lot do with marketing. much easier to market a game that looks good but has bad gameplay compared to a game that has bad graphics but good gameplay. eventually all games will have amazing graphics with computers and engines getting better by the hour. and when that point is reached we'll have no other choice than to create good gameplay to convince people to buy the games :D
Unreal engine in the past has made some incredible breakthroughs in image rendering, and this is right up there. As with anything now and in the past though, the animation ruins the whole experience and makes everything look like a cheap video-game the moment the camera moves. I wish they'd put some work into sheer camera physics - few engines/games pull that off, and when they do, engines with far less image rendering fidelity deliver a much more credible experience. Lame clunky camera motion ruins the whole thing - in these demos, as they have in many Unreal based games in the past...
This is just a house. Games tend to have many houses. And characters. And scripts, items, etc. Most PCs aren't ready yet, not to mention the consoles holding them back.
And I remember Pac-Man and everything inbetween. The progress has been insane, and it's been wonderful to witness firsthand as it happened.
xyhmo Indeed. We are the first, the last, the lost and forgotten. The technicality between the soul of the past, and the free, augmented soul of the future. The ones who given up everything, to give everything to the posterity. The first to spend most of our lives in the offices, but the last to do this wholy in the analog world.
What comes next is virtual office spaces and telepresence in VR. Ones where you juggle infinite tennis balls while figuring out your next gig, and where Minecraft is just another virtual room in which you recess with co-workers in office hours, and with your children and friends on vacation. Where you go shopping by entering a door in a virtual hallway, that you summon using your voice.
Supersonic Tumbleweed Yes, and to have witnessed it all from the early 80s to today, having watched cyberpunk and science fiction movies describing virtual reality whilst we playing games starting with space invaders and watching that evolve to games like Ghosts n Goblins, then rudimentary 2d/3d in Xybots and eventually Doom.
To have witnessed this evolution has been to witness the creation of a new world. As for those scifi movies where people talked to their houses "lights on, open the front door, coffee", or ventured into realistic virtual reality, that's here now. And we, the few, observed its evolution from the very beginning...
This is our world.
Supersonic Tumbleweed, that's poetic, my friend. I sometimes envy those who were born late enough to have grown up with the internet, as I would have loved that. But I realize that some of the magic would have been lost without having a pre-internet life to compare to. As a young adult I got the internet back in '96, and it was a new magic fronteer, much like video games in the 80s. And now we're finally getting viable VR and photorealistic virtual worlds, but then there are other fronteers on the horizon as well, such as advances in biotechnology and radical life-extension. In 1000 years I will be telling incredulous children about the time in far past when we couldn't even cure aging, and when all humans lived on a single planet. They will be amazed and horrified.
tbh this is the future in some ways.Cant wait till i can practice unreal engine and get to this kind of level.amazing.
This would be great for inside tours for the Real Estate industry, anyone have any idea how practical that would be to have a database of the inside of houses through this type of tool, and it be able to be accessed and viewed by people who are looking for houses from their computer at home?
OR maybe just stick to a couple 360 photos of the inside of the house it seems, maybe that would be more practical... :) sorry i am definitely newbie when it comes to this tech
Chris Cornelius the ability to create and place models would need to be a LOT easier before this is practical for real estate, sorry about that.
I'm not sure how prolific it is but there is definitely a market for realtime Archvis.
I have to disagree with Void. UE4 is easy to use. Interior objects are also usually pretty easy to make. Most Arch vis objects use generic materials rather than specific textures, the poly count can be high and nothing needs animating. Scenes for arch vis mostly use baked lighting as well as there usually isn't a need for dramatic lighting changes. Also there are a lot of models of furniture and interior objects already out there. Chances are you might not need something too specific. Just something that looks nice and fills in the space.
For someone who is in reality and may use sketchup or something, UE4 would be in the very least hard to get used to.
Any program takes some amount of effort to learn and I'd say Unreal is easier than many to get started in.
You can use sketchup to build a building then UV and export it as an FBX then just chuck some materials on it in UE4. Plenty of UE4 market place assets to fill in the rest. Or you could just pay someone to do it.
I've been playing videogames my entire life, studied computer science at university and consider myself to be very critical of Hollywood movie special effects and this stuff blows me away.
Can you imagine elder scrolls 6 looking this good? I wouldn't leave my house.
There is a real nice photorealism demo with snowy forests, look up UE4 SpeedTree - Snow. I can't remember the original one I saw but they went a bit more in depth.
Oh yeah, don't forget to check out "Dynamic Deformation Example Video."
Implying you leave your house now
Nedtheshred Wouldn't count on it since Bethesda has gone down hill.
Bethesda wont do shit
wish the person used a lower mouse sensitivity, with smoother movements
James Blonde The only thing that gives this away as not being real is the movement of the camera.
We Try Stuff for Kids And lack of dust and spiders in the corners.
**** DOWNLOAD LINKS IN THIS VID: th-cam.com/video/Pyi0hLqaxag/w-d-xo.html****
***The demos are not mine!! all credits to the original authors!***
Because of the high popularity of part 1, this is part2! For the ones who might have missed the showcases from Unrealengine 4.0, they are almost photorealism. :)
In a couple of videos I will demonstrate how the Unreal Engine 4 performs on a GTX 1080 when showcasing the demos. This part: real life interiors
Specs:
i7 4790k 12GB RAM MSI Z97 Gaming 5 motherboard
MSI GTX 1080 GAMING X 8GB
Music: 'Meditation Music Zone' (TH-cam and Spotify)
Is there a place I can download the showcase demos?
Yes I would like to DL them as well. I have a dual 1080 ti setup and I would love to see what I can do with these.
wats the name from that demo here? th-cam.com/video/1vc4pTFI8D4/w-d-xo.html
Hey, How well does this work in VR?
At 3:50 the unmade bed with the wrinkled sheets looks amazing, not the typical bed with nice flat straight sheets.
This is so relaxing this music fits also really well
I hope VR can make us feel emotions soon so I can just live in an engine for the rest of my life
Genesis Woody You don't need VR for emotions pal.
amazing comment!
lol if your having problems with emotion your probably a psychopath. vr won't change that for you sorry
can you post the links of the démos files please ?
same.
this makes me wish that being able to put our consciousness into a game was a thing
This is it. This is the absolute pinnacle of visual imagery in digital media. No matter how much more we advance our technology, digital visual imagery will never exceed this. We will be able to create stunningly beautiful environments in both realistic and fantasy like settings but this is it. It will never so long as we exist get better than this beyond minor tweaking.
Edit: Ok I stand corrected. Unreal still has room for improvement. When it achieves an environment like this th-cam.com/video/BOa0zQBRs_M/w-d-xo.html , THEN we will be at the pinnacle of digital visual imagery.
One day fp point of view games will look like this.
one day pretty soon tho
PredCaliber's House Tour Vlog Part 2
I remember when Resident Evil 1 came out, in 1996, i was like 6, and thinking wow!, those backgrounds looks like photos.....
is it using computer vision or a.i of some sort???
i watched this in 144p, still looks gorgeous
It would be nice to have a link so we can get these demos and try them out ourselves
I have an overwhelming desire to explore this crisp, modern world. This is beautiful work!
I think interaction is the bigger step to overcome, VR and AR will probably merge and after that we need to invent easy to use tactile materials
Ty so much for posting this and I want to see more of this! Keep up
use VR - and immersive become more awesome!
Yeah, Unreal Engine 4 actually works really great with VR! lets hope the next VR headsets are going to be far better resolution and FOV. Then we can have ''Matrix'' like experiences :)
lol not everythings like sao
can't wait to see GKITCHY realistic graphics and physics!
This would be good to use if you wanted to redecorate your house or something, so you can try out different things and see how you like them before actually changing it.
Hi do you have tutorial for this project
These videos sold me to unreal :)
I really wish I could make better levels. I can get the really good looking assets, but I can't put them together well enough to make a good looking level. Anybody know of a good tutorial for that?
Man i would kill to have a condo like that in the first part 😍😍
Just BEAUTY!wow
1:05 fail
No there no physics in this picture house, no interaction just dead objects that doesn't move a shit
HOW REALISTIC IS IT IF A CHAIR TRAPS YOU, FOOLS
@@roboticunclephil Idiotentest für privileged....
Is it possible game like this in next year?
Using VR will be mind blowing ecperience
HappyPanda no. Maybe in 3 years when the next 2 iterations of nvidia cards come out and ps5 and Xbox whatever are out.
You are right that you could walk that demo in VR.
But you won´t be able to play games in the quality in the video. These are just Demos that are pre rendered. You could say it's cheating because in games you render Realtime, the graphic cards nowadays don't cant do such extensive Renderings in such a short time. It's gonna take at least 3 years to get games that look like this.
And console...well they are just consoles....
Well, 3 years is a REALLY short time for this to happen on games.
Can this be downloaded anywhere? I'd pay money for this
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Yeah thanks.
It wasnt in the description 6 days ago.
how much storage would you need for a game thats this detailed. like half a terabyte?
stunning
It's irritating that ALL the hobs are turned on to heat up the kettle!!
Is this apartment completely your idea or you just took a one style and made it it the Engine? Looks very futuristic and modern, simply love it.
I see AO pass. How would this demo look if you turn it off? i think it's possible that even better than now, because of your level of photorealism - you just already don't need to fake shadows etc. How do you think?
2:45 colgate product placement? I suddenly feel an intense urge to rush to the bathroom and brush my teeth with toothpaste.
Colgate: A brighter future, for a brighter smile...
It's very nice, you have talent :)
but when we will get this quality in actuall shipped games, not just simple graphics only demos???
like yeah this looks great, but you still can distiguish this from a video shot with a cam. i cant tell what the little difference is, but if you'd show me this and a video of the same scene filmed with a cam i could clearly say which one is which
we need download link...
Just a little bit more dust and we all good because you know realism and all...
Please upload a 10bit HDR video on a file sharing site.
Link for demo?
***The demos are not mine!! all credits to the original authors!***
why wont you post who the author is then? kindof pointless to say that
God damn that's gorgeous
Which Graphic card is needed to play ? UnrealForce Graphic card. :)
where can i download this?
I just hope this IS my apartment....
I don't see demon viscera splayed around. if I had to guess I'd go with no.
Is this an available demo for download? Where can I obtain this to run on my hardware?
what software used to make the texture maps? or is this scanned environments or how exactly is this happening xD who did all the modeling ...
link dont work
I have a certain feeling that GTA VI housess might look almost as astonishing
Mustang De Man no they wont
Mustang De Man but it would be awesome
wish my place looked that good
This is fucking insane.
Should have some kind of display of being rendered (real-time) and not just a real life video capture.
Any games to this capacity yet?
Ashley Jones
one puzzle/ mystery game, can't remember the name
The Legend34 the witness?
The Legend34 pneuma? Or something
+Ashley Jones .. Star Citizen is pretty close but it's not officially out yet.
this is so amazing but for parts of it I feel like we fell into the uncanny valley...but for a house instead of people
looks amazing please make a tutorial video please
What credit did you give to the original authors if you do not mention who they are at any point in the video or description or title ???????
Photorealism - check
Storyrealism -
Gameplayrealism -
Baked-in shadows, zero light interaction.
7:58 nice but sad they didn't fix the moire.
The real question here is how much would an apartment like this cost a month and what type of parties would be thrown here? This is why I'm here, these are the questions.
You should make the "Ex Machina" house
wow, this new sims game is very realistic
why do you film your apartment?
The photo realism is nice and all. But it just can’t feel realistic when the first person animations are so basic. If they added subtle head bobbing, it would make it so much more realistic
The title of the video will be funny 10 years from now.. But yeah it does look amazing haha.
Is it just me, or do most games use lighting that is too intense and harsh? Like, even the most amazing looking games have shadows that are so dark, even in broad daylight you can't see any detail in the shadows. A scene like at the start of this video, in a game by a AAA studio it wouldn't be nearly as bright and smooth in the lighting and shadows.
Oh my unreal.
It looks better than real life...
Looks like an ikea catalog
What is the name of the demo at th-cam.com/video/1vc4pTFI8D4/w-d-xo.html
PS5 Lookin Extra Lit
i wish there was no motion blur
The fire still doesn't look real tho
why don't u make a VR version of this，and tag all of furniture prices，make this more commercialized
I cry
wow !
Wow, Minecraft with shaders looks a lot different these days
we needed 40 years to come so fare. what will happen after 40 years again ? maybe that day we will walk in a room like this and feel objects that are fake
It's a vampire. There was no reflection in the mirror
One day it will become too expensive to live in real world for a group of people and they will spend most of their time in virtual world.
I'm much more interested in optimizing the use of physics in games. textures and lighting have zero gameplay value while physics can improve gameplay in an incredible way. imagine everything reacted like it did in reallife. u water a plant and it grows. u shoot into my knee and i can't walk anymore and have to crouch. stuff like that is so much more fascinating. obv they already exist but they are too intense on our machines. optimizing that instead of getting textures and lighting to look more and more like reallife would benefit us gamers much more
GuRuGeorge03 yup I'm with you there. Hopefully next gen Sony and MS don't cheap out on the CPU so we get to see some actual GAMEPLAY enhancements rather than just prettier graphics. Digital Foundry has an interesting video on it.
I guess it has a lot do with marketing. much easier to market a game that looks good but has bad gameplay compared to a game that has bad graphics but good gameplay. eventually all games will have amazing graphics with computers and engines getting better by the hour. and when that point is reached we'll have no other choice than to create good gameplay to convince people to buy the games :D
MineCraft 2063, This game used to be awesome! Watching in 2075
2:43 this video was sponsored by Colgate™
Unreal engine in the past has made some incredible breakthroughs in image rendering, and this is right up there. As with anything now and in the past though, the animation ruins the whole experience and makes everything look like a cheap video-game the moment the camera moves. I wish they'd put some work into sheer camera physics - few engines/games pull that off, and when they do, engines with far less image rendering fidelity deliver a much more credible experience. Lame clunky camera motion ruins the whole thing - in these demos, as they have in many Unreal based games in the past...
This scene culd be achieved only by baked lights and shadows. There is nothing to be too impressed about expect unreal 4 is a really good engine.
lol ...photorealism ends in the fireplace :-D
Why don't they make games like this?
This is just a house. Games tend to have many houses. And characters. And scripts, items, etc. Most PCs aren't ready yet, not to mention the consoles holding them back.
Amber57499 I meant with this type a visual fidelity.
Mwalker it's resource intensive, Amber also had a few points why it's not in games. just give it a few more years
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is probably the closest. It uses very high resolution textures. That is using the Dawn engine, though.
Mr.Stranger You're right. It does look good. This video is a whole new level though. I could actually be fooled into thinking this was real.
Why unreal is so real... just a question?!
and so dislikes are for haters!
Rami M. This is the quiestion
now let everything explode
C'mon man give us the demo !!!!
I wanna see a deus ex game in this engine.
My mind can’t comprehend this shit , is it actually CGI or is it real life images that allow you to move around
Yeah umm, yeah.. I started learning Unreal Engine today, I think m gonna stop now, I am not worthy.
Looks really life grafic l but still something dosent feel right O.o