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geralt wrote: ↑23/09/2022 01:57 Ako nekoga interesuje kako izgleda igra od $500 miliona.

Star Citizen has been in development for well over a decade now, during which time it has raised more than $450 million in crowdfunding, and if you're wondering why it's still in an alpha state after all that time and money, the latest update from developer Cloud Imperium Games might hold a clue.

It all comes down to something called "bedsheet deformation," which is exactly what it sounds like: Ensuring that blankets on beds are mussed up accurately, just like they would be in real life. This is important because the "sleep and bed relaxation" element of Squadron 42, the singleplayer portion of Star Citizen, was recently updated so NPCs are now able to find and enter their beds, and then sleep until they're scheduled to get up.

"We knew early on that, to hit the fidelity we expect for Sq42, we would need to do some R&D on bedsheet deformation," the AI Content team explained, apparently straight-faced. "This work is currently underway and, if successful, will allow the AI to deform their sheets when entering, exiting, or sleeping inside them. This is a challenging assignment and expands the complexity of the feature. For example, what happens to the sheets if the AI needs to exit the bed in an emergency?"

Tito_i_Partija wrote: ↑23/09/2022 14:19 Džaba vizuelni spektakl ako dolazi na račun svega ostalog. Pa jbt, u maju su izazvali haos kad su objavili da rade na "deformaciji posteljine"

Star Citizen has been in development for well over a decade now, during which time it has raised more than $450 million in crowdfunding, and if you're wondering why it's still in an alpha state after all that time and money, the latest update from developer Cloud Imperium Games might hold a clue.

It all comes down to something called "bedsheet deformation," which is exactly what it sounds like: Ensuring that blankets on beds are mussed up accurately, just like they would be in real life. This is important because the "sleep and bed relaxation" element of Squadron 42, the singleplayer portion of Star Citizen, was recently updated so NPCs are now able to find and enter their beds, and then sleep until they're scheduled to get up.

"We knew early on that, to hit the fidelity we expect for Sq42, we would need to do some R&D on bedsheet deformation," the AI Content team explained, apparently straight-faced. "This work is currently underway and, if successful, will allow the AI to deform their sheets when entering, exiting, or sleeping inside them. This is a challenging assignment and expands the complexity of the feature. For example, what happens to the sheets if the AI needs to exit the bed in an emergency?"

Sjećam se raja na Redditu popizdila oko ovoga. Radiš na igri koja je trebala izać' prije deset godina, a trošiš pare i vrijeme na ovakve bezveze gluposti na koje niko ne bi ni pomislio.

geralt wrote: ↑23/09/2022 16:05 Primjer loseg menadzmenta koji ne zna postaviti prioritete. GTA3 i Morrowind su bile spektakularne i nezamislive igre u svoje vrijeme, napravljene u razumnom roku i budzetu jer su procesom upravljali sposobni ljudi.

ferratilis wrote: ↑26/09/2022 18:21 Kako nam je lijep Zapadni Balkan (ovakav samo u igrama moze biti)
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