"insane for a game" bro. HL2 could do this almost 20 years ago. There are arguably more impressive in game dominoes videos uploaded to YT that are 17 years old. The only difference is that the game industry went from 32-bit floating point precision to 64-bit, so objects can be smaller.
@@nanow1990 "The only difference is that the game industry went from 32-bit floating point precision to 64-bit, so objects can be smaller." maybe you should read next time
@@nanow1990 I don't even know how to parse the sentence you just wrote, lol. And I never said starfield didn't have an impressive physics engine, I just said that this specifically isn't an example of it.
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Oblivion soundtrack is a nice touch
Where is my slinky?
pretty sure bread dominoes never crossed their minds
This is insane for a game tbh, can we get this physics engine and plug it into cyberpunk 2077? This will be preem, starborns.
"insane for a game" bro. HL2 could do this almost 20 years ago. There are arguably more impressive in game dominoes videos uploaded to YT that are 17 years old. The only difference is that the game industry went from 32-bit floating point precision to 64-bit, so objects can be smaller.
@@thorjelly show me how hl2 old build can do domino effect with small objects like that
@@nanow1990 "The only difference is that the game industry went from 32-bit floating point precision to 64-bit, so objects can be smaller." maybe you should read next time
@@thorjelly new source 2 physics engine is worse than creation engine 2 old shit that used by starfield. You are wrong
@@nanow1990 I don't even know how to parse the sentence you just wrote, lol. And I never said starfield didn't have an impressive physics engine, I just said that this specifically isn't an example of it.