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Is this a real eyeball?

Amazing eyeball 3D animation video called 'Eye Piece' by graphic artist Chris Jones using Lightwave, Sculptris and a smattering of Krita. It's amazxing how far we've advanced in technology to be able to animate in 3D one of the most complex parts of the human anotomy and have such amazingly realistic results.

 

Article is from RedShark News.

 

http://www.redsharknews.com/post/item/1458-this-is-how-you-animate-an-eyeball?page=1

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:o Wow that's impressive!

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that's so realistic it looks kinda creepy

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We were talking about this dude earlier today at work, he does some really impressive stuff. Love when he posts some updates! 

 

 

Here's another cool demo he posted last year:

Cheers,

Linus

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that's so realistic it looks kinda creepy

I thought so too. It's so lifelike but then the camera pulls away....awesome!

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Outstanding work... I always look at these demos then in a couple of years I'm less impressed... I'm not getting that feeling with this, so realistic.

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10/10 would bang.

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This^ + TressFX hair + PhysX farts will prepare you for arrival the of a true AI... Hellooo Cortana! 

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TressFX hair 

 

Why TressFX when you can use something that actually looks decent?

 

  ;)

Cheers,

Linus

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Why TressFX when you can use something that actually looks decent?

 

  ;)

A 4 years old video....but never seen this on a actual video game. ass I sad, PhysX farts. Maybe it's cheaper.

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Why TressFX when you can use something that actually looks decent?

 

  ;)

I have been wondering the same thing. TressFX looks bad even todays standards and yet people praise it for some reason....

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I have been wondering the same thing. TressFX looks bad even todays standards and yet people praise it for some reason....

 

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I wonder what are the specifications of his system, very impressive work.

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Wow, it's pretty insane where computer graphics are at right now

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On the topic of TressFX and the like, I always find the hair looks too flow-y. Real hair falls pretty fast back into place, but computer hair still seems to glide, just my two cents

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I wonder what are the specifications of his system, very impressive work.

is just a face obviously whit more polys and bigger textures but even low end cards can render that piece of body fast enough, the thing is putting that body into an equally detailed environment 

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This is awesome. Now if they would only make animated films that look realistic and not cartoony.

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While it's good, I thought it was fake simply because human skin doesn't shine as much like that.

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