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Half-Life 2 ragdoll physics
my friend sent me this and said that these were the physics they were using in half-life 2 and i thought it was pretty cool. so is this really what they r using? i think its greatid love to see this in game.
ive seen the trailer too, it was great, i dont think id be able to run it though.:\
http://www.havok.com/xtra/demos/demo-ragdoll2.html
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Dude that is by far the coolest thing I have ever witnessed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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they used the same thing for UT2003..
its great stuff
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That is indeed cool physics. Very realistic. I just can't wait for HL2 to be release on Sept 30!!!!!!!!
They are hot, aren't they??
Henshin a go-go baby
yes indeed.....you guys are gonna need a behmoth of a computer to run it...if i tried on mine..it would mostly likely explode into flames lol.
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Actually I think the requirement of HL2 is not too high...here is the spec requirement from gamespy.com :Originally posted by Amethyst Rush
yes indeed.....you guys are gonna need a behmoth of a computer to run it...if i tried on mine..it would mostly likely explode into flames lol.
"700 MHz PC with 128 MB RAM and a DX6-level video card"...
They are hot, aren't they??
Henshin a go-go baby
whoa really?..all is not lost then..but how in then world did they manage that...they game is sporting one of the most impressive FPS shooter game engines to date...boggles the mind.
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Hmmm...I was suprised at first when I saw that...but you can take a look at the preview on gamespy to get more info.Originally posted by Amethyst Rush
whoa really?..all is not lost then..but how in then world did they manage that...they game is sporting one of the most impressive FPS shooter game engines to date...boggles the mind.
They are hot, aren't they??
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Well on minimum spec it isn't really going to look too much like the preview videos you have seen. I can almost guarantee that the ragdoll physics will also be turned down, if not fully off on a minimum spec machine in order to be playable.whoa really?..all is not lost then..but how in then world did they manage that...they game is sporting one of the most impressive FPS shooter game engines to date...boggles the mind.
Henshin a go-go baby
Well if i could just play the game on my computer i'd be more then happy to leave out a couple of game features.Originally posted by Del_Boy
Well on minimum spec it isn't really going to look too much like the preview videos you have seen. I can almost guarantee that the ragdoll physics will also be turned down, if not fully off on a minimum spec machine in order to be playable.
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Yeah, You'll most likely have to sacrifice somthing. But still, those physics look cool. Just watching that skeleton flapping around the air is cool.
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Originally posted by SniperWolf
Dude that is by far the coolest thing I have ever witnessed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Half-Life 2 ragdoll physics
Yeah, those are the physics for Half-life 2. This is from a press release of their main page.Originally posted by Evil Ryu
my friend sent me this and said that these were the physics they were using in half-life 2 and i thought it was pretty cool. so is this really what they r using? i think its great
http://www.havok.com/xtra/demos/demo-ragdoll2.html
Anybody else try throwing the skeleton up into the air?14th May 2003, San Francisco - Havok physics is at the heart of the eagerly awaited Half Life 2 from Valve Software.
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Re: Re: Half-Life 2 ragdoll physics
I throw it up and shoot it to see how long I can have it stay in the air.Originally posted by Darth Frogger
Yeah, those are the physics for Half-life 2. This is from a press release of their main page.
Anybody else try throwing the skeleton up into the air?.
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LOL, this is just too cool. It's fun throwing him up in and air and trying to get him to land on the platforms, making him kick himself in the face, and shooting out his legs so he dances. hehe.
I wish there were other things like this with better camera angles and rooms. Would be fun just tossing dummies against walls, off buildings, and into trees.
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