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now i have to pee....thanks

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220+ hours to render.... great.

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OpenCL ftw

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Now implement this in games :) Well realistically speaking, this is were we're heading when quantum computers become available or, at least, usable.

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thats insane i wanna see it in a game so bad that would be so cool i wish i could be alive for the year 2300 :(

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That looks AMAZING!! Now they just have to implement it in a game and I'll be happy.

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it looks reallyfantastic, but it isn't without flaws! I mean, it's almost like they've tried to make the water 'too random' if you get me? But it's still really interesting to see where this will go from here!

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That looks AMAZING!! Now they just have to implement it in a game and I'll be happy.

 

I don't think we're ever going to see that in a game.

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now i have to pee....thanks

 

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Now implement this in games :) Well realistically speaking, this is were we're heading when quantum computers become available or, at least, usable.

Your FPS would be like 5

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I don't think we're ever going to see that in a game.

People said the same about dynamic lighting systems, advanced physics simulation etc. Water simulation in games has evolved a lot over the years, I have no doubt it will continue to do so. :)

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This looks amazing. Just over 9 days of rendering for the video though. Wow...

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Your FPS would be like 5

Well considering it took more than 9 days to render 24 seconds of video on (presumably) workstation-level hardware... you would have to measure in "Frames per hour" to get a number greater than 1.

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It looks a little unrealistic, the water seems to thick and doesn't have the same things as real water would.

What if I told you...

 

...it isn't water ;)

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thats insane i wanna see it in a game so bad that would be so cool i wish i could be alive for the year 2300 :(

year 2300? thats stupid more like 2020

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those stats make me so sad:( I want awesome fluid physics but 220hours to render, and the size of that would definatly be more than I would want in a game...

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It looks a little unrealistic, the water seems to thick and doesn't have the same things as real water would.

I would agree with you but it looks pretty cool imo. But the long render times is sort of sad since if you would want to create a environment video with this, it would take a while to render. Hope that people will find ways to create better fluid simulations and minimize the rendering times.

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Your FPS would be like 5

220+ hours to render that? Would not even be close to 1 FPS. Well Close to: 5.6818181818181818181818181818182e-5 FPS. I did the math.

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