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Re: Introducing Amplify Motion - Quality vector based motion blur for Unity Pro
Amplified by our vector based motion blur solution, NEXUS: One Core is an indie arcade game for one or two players in which each player controls a spaceship trough a series of fast paced mazes. Immersive DnB Music, several game modes, leaderboards and customizable ships. Amplify Motion - Download Trial [ame]… -
Introducing Amplify Motion - Quality vector based motion blur for Unity Pro
Amplify Motion is a industry proven, complete and fast full-scene vector based motion blur effect that works with all opaque and coverage/alpha-test surfaces. It supports both stationary and moving objects as well as Skinned, Cloth meshes and non-transparent particle systems. Capable of handling all translation and… -
Re: Introducing Amplify Motion - Quality vector based motion blur for Unity Pro
Release Notes - Amplify Motion 1.2.2 Fixed broken Lens Flare effects compatiblity Fixed crash when 'Optimize Game Object' Rig import setting is enabled; this feature is *not yet supported* Fixed aspect ratio problems in screenshot capture using camera.Render(); cam must be disabled Fixed motion blur outlining issues when… -
Re: Introducing Amplify Motion - Quality vector based motion blur for Unity Pro
We are happy to announce that a Free Limited Amplify Motion version without a watermark is now bundled with the awesome Racing Game Kit package for Unity. If you like racing games and you would like to try AM we strongly recommend checking it out. It’s a solid all in one package with Bundled Vehicle Physics, Quality AI,… -
Re: Introducing Amplify Motion - Quality vector based motion blur for Unity Pro
Hello Alec, Thank you for using Amplify Motion, we really appreciate the support. Any public projects? We are always on the lookout for projects to promote. You can adjust the optimization level by changing the Quality Mode in the AM Camera Component. I would recommend trying it out in Mobile Mode, it might help in this… -
Re: Introducing Amplify Motion - Quality vector based motion blur for Unity Pro
Has anyone played Verdun? We strongly recommend it, it's a great example of how a soft-controlled motion blur effect can really add to a game overall quality and feel, especially when it comes to first person shooters. Be sure to check out the latest Unity 5 trailer, greatly improved since its early versions.… -
Re: Introducing Amplify Motion - Quality vector based motion blur for Unity Pro
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZIcZUUTv6M Are you ready to explore the secrets of Dwindling Heights Keep? Ghost of a Tale is an amazing looking game, it’s a great example of the level of detail possible with Unity3d. Developed by an extremely small team, it manages to raise the bar on what we have come to expect from… -
Re: Introducing Amplify Motion - Quality vector based motion blur for Unity Pro
Hello everyone! We are very happy to announce a major Amplify Motion update. In version 1.6.0 we added a new GPU path for skin deformation that greatly increased the performance of Skinned characters across all platforms; solid non-skinned asset performance has also been greatly increased. New HDR support assures…
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