Titanic in CryEngine 3

Zelenkov · Nov 2011

Check out this Titanic in CryEngine 3 made by ORMEntertainment. Pretty sweet huh?

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Alberto Rdrgz · Nov 2011

Pretty god damn awesome.

Will Faucher · Nov 2011

Whoa.

beancube · Nov 2011

nice atmosphere!

was waiting for the player to bust out his gun the whole time :P

[HP] · Nov 2011

We drooled at this at work...

Entity · Nov 2011

Wonderful stuff, we've been using CE3 for architectural previs and it's such a joy to work with.

[HP] · Nov 2011

Couldnt help but notice that the scale is a bit off, yo feel like a 2.5m tall giant walking in tight corridors.

I mean, I bet everything is as it was in real-life, 2m height door frames, etc. But there's a whole lot more to it than just simply metrics; things like FOV come into play, whether your seeing it from FPV or TPV, etc.

If you were to grab the whole thing and scaled it up by 0.2 or so, I bet it would look a lot better and faithful.

Slum · Nov 2011

[HP] wrote: »

Couldnt help but notice that the scale is a bit off, yo feel like a 2.5m tall giant walking in tight corridors.

I mean, I bet everything is as it was in real-life, 2m height door frames, etc. But there's a whole lot more to it than just simply metrics; things like FOV come into play, whether your seeing it from FPV or TPV, etc.

If you were to grab the whole thing and scaled it up by 0.2 or so, I bet it would look a lot better and faithful.

Thats exactly the feeling I got. Still pretty. I wish the framerate was better too.

Bigjohn · Nov 2011

Is there some overall purpose for this? Or just a project for the heck of it?

I was thinking it would be really cool for some sort of museum or something, where people could walk around in the ship as it were, maybe hear a commentary track in different rooms.

Kot_Leopold · Nov 2011

Guess it is only a matter of time before somebody builds a real Titanic (to act as a museum, of course)! Only then, my heart will go on.

Bigjohn wrote: »

I was thinking it would be really cool for some sort of museum or something, where people could walk around in the ship as it were, maybe hear a commentary track in different rooms.

That would actually be pretty freakin' cool too.

Ace-Angel · Nov 2011

Problem is, who is going to support that? We already have several Disney related parks in the Source Engine, and now this, but they're all fan made, and most average folk won't be able to actually view them with low end PC's.

Plus, the idea of digital museums was tried, but so much was 'taken' out of it in terms of eye candy, that it's not worth it, just to satisfy the lowest denominator.

slipsius · Nov 2011

Enh, the scale is off and it needs more iceberg....

That being said, holy F, fantastic work. I do think the specs are a LITTLE much in spots, but im no modeller, so its probably just me.

r_fletch_r · Nov 2011

how could they leave out nudey Kate Winslet!

Ged · Nov 2011

r_fletch_r wrote: »

how could they leave out nudey Kate Winslet!

maybe thats the game...shes gotta be in there somewhere right?

Andreas · Nov 2011

Ged wrote: »

maybe thats the game...shes gotta be in there somewhere right?

Anyone got a download link? Wonder how good they got the SSS shader :poly122:

EDIT: Also congrats on the Bafta fletch

You guys did an awesomez job.

PolyHertz · Nov 2011

It's really nice work. Seems like everything I ever see done with the Cryengine is impressive though

Speaking of which, do the newest builds let you run the engine without being online like the first release required?

r_fletch_r · Nov 2011

Andreas wrote: »

EDIT: Also congrats on the Bafta fletch You guys did an awesomez job.

Cheers

, The back of my head was even on the national news!! :poly142:

CrazyMatt · Nov 2011

Bloody good job I must add! Seriously the most photo-material real looking scene I've ever witnessed in any game.

I can seriously see that "make a movie scene" competition with Cryengine 3 have some new amazing results in realism. Heck, even a short spaced firefight game at that with those settings and detail! ahh

Mark Dygert · Nov 2011

Working toilets? Ok now you're just showing off...

Are these the same guys that have been working to bring the titanic into 3D since... 3D was invented?

I wonder if they accounted for "perceived scale" and built everything in real world units and that is why so much of it looks like its miniature, or do I naturally over-estimate the grandeur and scale of things that where built in a time when double wide wasn't a plants size?