Funny thing - they are going to use the unreal engine, because - as you say - it get's better and cheaper results than they now do. Check this: th-cam.com/video/bErPsq5kPzE/w-d-xo.html
For all of you, youtube takes time to render the higher quality of the video. Check back in 30 minutes and you should have it, don't blame it on him that you are so early.
I think one thing that sets this apart from a lot of games we see, is actually the camera movement. It's very realistic (using minor shakes), which helps give it a sense as if it was actually being operated by a human being, unlike those unrealistic pans we see in games
Nah man, I follow his work and chatted with him. Pretty sure. All made in Unreal Engine :) Although it probably won't be a "classical game" from what it seems. More a "look at the world" type of deal. But idk maybe I got it wrong.
oh ok thats crazy. but im assuming you´ll need a 2k+ pc to play it at 60fps. actual games arent even going to look like that within the next 10 years tho
Skyy ツ Done the process myself and I think it's more work intensive to make, than it requires hardware to run. The first Star Wars Battlefront (not the one with the crappy microtransactions) used the same technique for large parts of the game world.
Dude! this is insane! i have tried to develop with unreal engine before but never gotten to this high of a quality assets wise, and graphics wise. Youre just awesome!
I LOVE your work on every aspect. I would love to see a short-movie from you using these techniques you're developing. Something like "Adam" made in Unity I'm sure you can do better. I think realtime is going to be next-gen kind of media-storytelling. Keep it up!!
oh my god.... i watched it on my 4k screen with 100%srgb color. This is incredible! one of the best shots is at 0:20. The microdetail on the leafes is on point. Great job man!
INSANE. Seriously the most realistic realtime graphics I have ever seen. Are you eventually planning to get your method and assets you have crafted out to other creators? I'm sure so many game developers, movie makers, etc, would pay a great deal to use such a realistic realtime system/assets. Especially your capture method and lighting rig you describe on your website. I'm sure so many environment artists would love to have a rig + automated system like yours for capturing textures of various natural objects. It is so cool what you are doing! Amazing work and art.
How many polys do you think is in this environment.. Only reason I'm asking is because I'm researching poly performances on a cards like a 1080ti. @Art by Rens you can answer too.
I am from Brazil a community about High-end Hardware and I appreciate your work, spectacular. Continue on this project and what you need support from a Brazilian base fan is just count on us. We will be supporting you, I am modder of GTA IV and I know how it is work to change textures, graphics. Excellent job
0:25 I found some leaves sharing the same textures so it is really rendered instead of real life capture.But I can't find any other flaws in the other two videos Rens uploaded. It's just too mind-blowing.
Well then you won't have to wait much longer, Rense is making a game with this level of quality, with AI, game mechanics, story, and what not. And his GPU target is the upcoming Volta GPU's. And Volta will most likely launch in Q2.
can i ask, how many polys were in this render and was this running at at least 30 fps most of the time? most people i show this to cant believe that anything high poly/detailed can be rendered at 60 fps real time in game engines. Asking you may finally prove them wrong.
Absolutely amazing! The only short moment where I recognized that it wasn't actually real, was at 0:32 because of the somehow odd looking blurred out leaves in the lower part of the image. Looking forward to see this in a game someday :)
Next time, accelerate the swaying of the leaves, because the shadows are moving as if time were passing quickly, but the leaves are moving as if time wasn't moving as quickly. In other words, sun is moving in a time-lapse fashion, whereas the leaves are not
BRO! I was wondering how you set up the light? Only in world settings? Im trying about for 2 months to make realistic outdoor scene. But now my scene is blinking... cheers! Waiting for your reply
Im curious when consumer hardware can run this. UE5 might have an even better performance and runs even on the ps5 well. Photorealistic games arent that far away
Glad to see that the way people do foliage in games is still basically the same technique employed in Ocarina of Time but just much higher resolution now
I think technically games are looking as photorealistic and awesome as it can get (sure there will always be something slightly more cool), but there is still something that even not the most perfect SFX can achieve: Emotional Depths. Now that we have the bling we need the heart, so i urge gamedevelopers to emphasize on good storys and characters. And i hope videogames will finally be accepted as art as movies are.
There is no technology that can run this yet. This is rendered for hours, maybe days, maybe moths/years on renderfarms. I myself had a single frame scene that took half a month of cumulative time on renderfarm.
Do you think photogrammetry could be automated in the future? It seems like a fairly laborious process. Let's say it's 5 years from now and in theory the average person has a GPU with 32GB of VRAM, and they can render entire forest exteriors that look like this. I guess what I am asking is, does the element of human labor plateau how far we can go to create photoreal graphics?
New methods of algorithms, such as the ones used for this demo are already available through programs such as Substance Designer, by Allegorithmic*. These however are limited to generating certain textures such as normals, albedo, etc. Researchers with NVIDIA** and various universities are in the works making seamless, deep learning driven programs*** that can generate materials from photos alone. In short, simulating real world objects is going to get a hell of a lot easier, but putting those assets together in a cohesive way will likely remain an art-form for many years. *www.allegorithmic.com/products/substance-designer **developer.nvidia.com/gwmt ***deep-shading-datasets.mpi-inf.mpg.de/ P.S. Sorry for the wall of text.
Rendering wonderful and magical forests in real-time with 32 GB of VRAM in five years is possible, but if we want to add characters to it to create a game or a living VR space out of it, it would require five more years to be done in such quality. *So my guess is that will have it relatively accessible by 2030,* and fully mainstream by 2035 (the reason why I am not citing super optimistic terms is that the speed of advance in the power of microelectronics has dramatically slowed down versus how fast it was ten-twenty years ago).
Bear with me here. In the past most graphics assets have been use-once-then-throw-away, because we're constantly getting better and better resolution models. Once you achieve photorealistic parity, there's no real need to go further. So instead of making the same tree a thousand times over the course of gaming history, you do the tree one time, and you're done. Now you make other trees. Or other rocks. We will reach a point where there's a huge library of photorealistic models of everything conceivable. Hopefully someone finds a good way to make them all available through a licensing model.
My guess is that anything that isn't directly in focus doesn't get rendered to nearly the quality of the items in focus. That's why the focus never changes and the camera moves at such a slow pace. You can actually see a few times that stuff on the edge looks 240p. This is still really, really impressive though.
This is too real,so real that my mom doesn't even believe this
Holy cow man, how are you getting better CG than hollywood?
Funny thing - they are going to use the unreal engine, because - as you say - it get's better and cheaper results than they now do.
Check this: th-cam.com/video/bErPsq5kPzE/w-d-xo.html
Static objects with just moving camera and shadows
photogrammetry of real objects
For all of you, youtube takes time to render the higher quality of the video. Check back in 30 minutes and you should have it, don't blame it on him that you are so early.
3 seconds it took. you must have a shitty ISP
XD Some people
Jakob Axén Johansson That makes way more sense
I think one thing that sets this apart from a lot of games we see, is actually the camera movement. It's very realistic (using minor shakes), which helps give it a sense as if it was actually being operated by a human being, unlike those unrealistic pans we see in games
NASA called; they want their supercomputer back
Dude, two 1080s will probably do this for you any time.
Ah, alright then. I did not know that! Thanks for the info!
@@jakubkrajcovic9350 KK, mate.
Its fucking awesome
You did not disappoint - this is looking soo good! Can't wait to fool around with the photo mode ingame or whatever it'll be.
tinyruin bruh its not gonna be a game
Nah man, I follow his work and chatted with him. Pretty sure. All made in Unreal Engine :) Although it probably won't be a "classical game" from what it seems. More a "look at the world" type of deal. But idk maybe I got it wrong.
He writes on his site "A playable experience showcasing that developing high end 4K graphics is the future.".
oh ok thats crazy. but im assuming you´ll need a 2k+ pc to play it at 60fps. actual games arent even going to look like that within the next 10 years tho
Skyy ツ Done the process myself and I think it's more work intensive to make, than it requires hardware to run. The first Star Wars Battlefront (not the one with the crappy microtransactions) used the same technique for large parts of the game world.
Dude! this is insane! i have tried to develop with unreal engine before but never gotten to this high of a quality assets wise, and graphics wise.
Youre just awesome!
these are probably megascans! still mind blowing though!
Who can dislike this beauty?
Misclicks and console fanboys
Console peasants
Unity devs
atheists
33booyaka33 XD
Such clarity is unbelievable
Holy crap. So many details. Very well done, Rens!!
This is the most impressive graphics I have ever seen! Great work!
I LOVE your work on every aspect. I would love to see a short-movie from you using these techniques you're developing. Something like "Adam" made in Unity I'm sure you can do better. I think realtime is going to be next-gen kind of media-storytelling.
Keep it up!!
oh my god.... i watched it on my 4k screen with 100%srgb color. This is incredible! one of the best shots is at 0:20. The microdetail on the leafes is on point. Great job man!
This is unbelievable.
UNREAL for sure!
this is so beautiful i almost cried
Wow fantastic!
When the background blurrs more realistic it's perfect :)
Stunning detail at this one leave sequence
the gaming future in front of my eyes.
We're almost there. Unreal Engine 5 will make this detail grade a reality soon!
What do you mean? You already in it 😂
WoW extrem good work !
WOW. That's astonishing.
Amazing. Great work!
It's so real, that it looks unreal!
INSANE. Seriously the most realistic realtime graphics I have ever seen. Are you eventually planning to get your method and assets you have crafted out to other creators? I'm sure so many game developers, movie makers, etc, would pay a great deal to use such a realistic realtime system/assets. Especially your capture method and lighting rig you describe on your website. I'm sure so many environment artists would love to have a rig + automated system like yours for capturing textures of various natural objects. It is so cool what you are doing! Amazing work and art.
How many polys do you think is in this environment.. Only reason I'm asking is because I'm researching poly performances on a cards like a 1080ti. @Art by Rens you can answer too.
I'm pretty sure most of these assets are from megascans. You can get them at megascans.se
No. The assets are not from Megascans. Art by Rens made them.
"All content shown is created by me. I do not buy or use content from other sources or artists."
- His website
He has some of the assets he made here.
gumroad.com/rens
This is the gallery of the rest of his work.
overview.artbyrens.com/
Absolutely amazing!!
Absolutely stunning! Highly detailed assets, very organic composition. Thank you for sharing your work!
That looks so good...
Just awesome.
I am from Brazil a community about High-end Hardware and I appreciate your work, spectacular. Continue on this project and what you need support from a Brazilian base fan is just count on us. We will be supporting you, I am modder of GTA IV and I know how it is work to change textures, graphics. Excellent job
Now imagine a Pikmin 4 open world game in this
This made me happy and sad at the same time... Happy for what could be, sad for what will not be.
I want an ant simulator
Enough to blow your pc 😂
0:25 I found some leaves sharing the same textures so it is really rendered instead of real life capture.But I can't find any other flaws in the other two videos Rens uploaded. It's just too mind-blowing.
Welcome to the Oasis...
it looks better than real life
Great work as always Rens! Very inspiring.
daymn this is so cool i always come back to this. pls make more its been a while
Looks like Washington state. Ferns everywhere. Amazingly beautiful work
absolutely crazy
imagine your self walking on that forest through Virtual reality in 4k.
Tech is not really there yet, but almost!
I mean this is... WOW... im speechless.
Imagine fully immersive VR with imagery like this! Yes please! Congratz on Your GamerRanx rank of number 1!
wow these all shots looks 100% Real good job man.
Wow! Can't wait for hardware to be powerful enough to render this quality in gameplay
Well then you won't have to wait much longer, Rense is making a game with this level of quality, with AI, game mechanics, story, and what not. And his GPU target is the upcoming Volta GPU's. And Volta will most likely launch in Q2.
Great job man!
can i ask, how many polys were in this render and was this running at at least 30 fps most of the time? most people i show this to cant believe that anything high poly/detailed can be rendered at 60 fps real time in game engines. Asking you may finally prove them wrong.
this video is definitly mind blowing
Breathtaking!
How did you get the textures? Do you 3d scan them from real objects? I can't imagine anyone could create them manually, would take years...
It's so pretty, I almost cried
literallly stood up to applaud.
This is just SO incredible. 😫
Only the leaves in front of the sun in 0:07 looked bit off. Rest would fool me.
Very nicely done, superb!
Amazing as Allways
Quixel Megascans are just insane!
Stunningly beautiful digital art
Fantastic work Rens!
Just watched it again in 4K and oh my goodness!
For untrained eye this looks real!
Amazing
Amazing work, thank you
Wow beautiful creation. You are awesome ❤️
One day not to far in the future this is going to be playable and maybe even in VR. Thats just mindblowing!
You should have added leaf fluttering and then I wouldn’t believe that’s CG. But this is incredibly high-quality work, you are well done
Beautiful
I cannot believe this is cgi..... that is the biggest compliment I can give you!
Absolutely amazing! The only short moment where I recognized that it wasn't actually real, was at 0:32 because of the somehow odd looking blurred out leaves in the lower part of the image. Looking forward to see this in a game someday :)
Love your work Rens.
We are looking for more. We don't hear from you in a while. What are you up to?
come on someone hire this guy
Are you kidding me ?! :O
Was this rendered with Matinee or Sequencer in UE4 to a series of pngs in a chosen folder in non-real time?
WOW, im impressed
Wow, I love the camera quality!!
This is amazing!
Я слезу пустил, это прекрасно
Amazing quality, super sharp and crips and clean
Next time, accelerate the swaying of the leaves, because the shadows are moving as if time were passing quickly, but the leaves are moving as if time wasn't moving as quickly. In other words, sun is moving in a time-lapse fashion, whereas the leaves are not
Amazing. Fantastic work, keep it up please... Keeping my eyes peeled for the forest demo. :)
This is such an eye candy. But I have some weird feeling when looking at those leaves, maybe because of the lacks of subsurface scattering?
What's the rendering fps you got with 1080TI?
stunning!!!!
This is beautiful
Yesterday I had a walk in this forest
BRO! I was wondering how you set up the light? Only in world settings? Im trying about for 2 months to make realistic outdoor scene. But now my scene is blinking...
cheers! Waiting for your reply
wow. beautiufl music, beautiful scenery
Im curious when consumer hardware can run this. UE5 might have an even better performance and runs even on the ps5 well. Photorealistic games arent that far away
Glad to see that the way people do foliage in games is still basically the same technique employed in Ocarina of Time but just much higher resolution now
Amazing job man , loved everything
I think technically games are looking as photorealistic and awesome as it can get (sure there will always be something slightly more cool), but there is still something that even not the most perfect SFX can achieve: Emotional Depths. Now that we have the bling we need the heart, so i urge gamedevelopers to emphasize on good storys and characters. And i hope videogames will finally be accepted as art as movies are.
I don't understand. Is this made on a computer from scratch? Or scanned from real life and uploaded to a computer.
very nice
Im really hyped for this, I really want to true it in my PC
Amazing bravo well done.
unglaublich!
Amazing! I'm curious, what resolution are your materials rendering at? and how do you get them so sharp and uncompressed in UE4? :)
Unbeliveble🔥🔥🔥
It's awesome
What gpu needed to run this at 60 fps 1080p?
There is no technology that can run this yet. This is rendered for hours, maybe days, maybe moths/years on renderfarms. I myself had a single frame scene that took half a month of cumulative time on renderfarm.
@@benedictsforester7045 You do know this is "real time" right?
@@LewisMR2 hard to believe that it actually is.... there has to be a catch
Woahh.. This is fking amazing..
This is amazing!!!
Do you think photogrammetry could be automated in the future? It seems like a fairly laborious process. Let's say it's 5 years from now and in theory the average person has a GPU with 32GB of VRAM, and they can render entire forest exteriors that look like this. I guess what I am asking is, does the element of human labor plateau how far we can go to create photoreal graphics?
New methods of algorithms, such as the ones used for this demo are already available through programs such as Substance Designer, by Allegorithmic*. These however are limited to generating certain textures such as normals, albedo, etc. Researchers with NVIDIA** and various universities are in the works making seamless, deep learning driven programs*** that can generate materials from photos alone. In short, simulating real world objects is going to get a hell of a lot easier, but putting those assets together in a cohesive way will likely remain an art-form for many years.
*www.allegorithmic.com/products/substance-designer
**developer.nvidia.com/gwmt
***deep-shading-datasets.mpi-inf.mpg.de/
P.S.
Sorry for the wall of text.
Rendering wonderful and magical forests in real-time with 32 GB of VRAM in five years is possible, but if we want to add characters to it to create a game or a living VR space out of it, it would require five more years to be done in such quality. *So my guess is that will have it relatively accessible by 2030,* and fully mainstream by 2035 (the reason why I am not citing super optimistic terms is that the speed of advance in the power of microelectronics has dramatically slowed down versus how fast it was ten-twenty years ago).
You will be surprised what we are going to achieve with AI and how fast it will go from now on, we are about to enter a new age in human history.
Bear with me here.
In the past most graphics assets have been use-once-then-throw-away, because we're constantly getting better and better resolution models.
Once you achieve photorealistic parity, there's no real need to go further. So instead of making the same tree a thousand times over the course of gaming history, you do the tree one time, and you're done. Now you make other trees. Or other rocks. We will reach a point where there's a huge library of photorealistic models of everything conceivable. Hopefully someone finds a good way to make them all available through a licensing model.
Currently it is not possible for video game graphics to look this good in on open world game
My guess is that anything that isn't directly in focus doesn't get rendered to nearly the quality of the items in focus. That's why the focus never changes and the camera moves at such a slow pace. You can actually see a few times that stuff on the edge looks 240p. This is still really, really impressive though.
Nice work truly nice work.