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Every other pervious method would help a cylinder look smoother side-on, but a hexagonal cylinder will look like a hexagon when seen face on except now. The latest addition, Tessellation/Displacement mapping, is the first method to allow better smoothing when viewed edge-on all without sacrificing extra in-surface detail.

Tessellation/Displacement mapping, break the triangle down to smaller triangles and shifts them based on a height texture.

Parallax/Occlusion mapping, normal mapping with a height texture so a material can occlude itself, like fins on a grill.Normals mapping, basically a bump map with directional information (not just “high” and “low”) for other tricks.Bump mapping, a texture of “high” and “low” points on a triangle.Simple shading between “smooth” vertexes.The main methods we have come across thus far in videogames are: We have been struggling to discover methods to represent more geometry with less memory and computational usage ever since. The logic is sound however the problem comes about if a triangle is larger than a pixel (or subpixel for Antialiasing), often much larger than a pixel, then we can see the flatness of the geometry. Actual geometry is impossible to represent on a computer so we need to approximate it and for that we typically use flat triangles. The most known addition to DirectX 11 and the first non-advertisement of the video is tessellation and displacement mapping. We will now go over the features in detail. I don’t think this will end up on the 360.

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Be sure to full screen and switch to high definition to get the best idea of what we are talking about. Okay I believe I have teased you long enough (clicking one extra link, oh noes!) and it is time for Crytek to showcase the game. That is a drop of approximately 33% from its usual 60 FPS under extreme settings.īut how does it look? Read on for all of that detail.

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VR-Zone fixed it it is correct now.)) Under that assumption you are looking at approximately 40 FPS for a 1080p experience with that test system and all the eye-candy enabled. (( Update: – That’s exactly what happened. We believe they accidentally mislabeled their Extreme Quality benchmark with their Ultra Quality benchmark as the ultra is the more intensive of the two settings also, ultra should have the biggest difference between DX9 and DX11 settings as DX11 effects are not enabled at the extreme settings. VR-Zone benchmarked the new updates on an Intel Core i7-965 system paired with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580. The big question is whether these updates will push the limits of your computer, and if so, is it worth it?

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Clocking in at 546 megabytes for the DirectX 11 update and 1695 megabytes for the high resolution texture pack the new updates are not small especially since that does not include the size of the 1.9 patch itself. Looking at the calendar it appears as if your graphics card just ran out of time to rule the roost.

Last Wednesday we reported on the announcement of the Crysis 2 DX11 patch and high resolution texture pack upcoming for the 27 th of June.

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