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Principal Animation Programmer at Remedy working with Motion Matching, optimizations and own tech. Climber, acrobat, Aikido and Karate practitioner. Ex Wushu, Wing Tsun, Tang Lang, etc...
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Or if that is too much to type then sign1(). Or more Linux style sgn1()
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signOne() 🙂
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That input Hz depends on each game chosen fixed update rate. Not really DLSS. It just hallucinates from buffers that game gives to it. Still I think most devs just shoehorn everything in without filtering and slap in DLSS and friends when time runs out.
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I investigated it and it was actually issue with quad rendering. I had to shift it 0.5 pixels and now it’s lot more precise and works in smaller sizes. Bigger font was hiding this issue.
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I use MSDF 32px fonts and icons in my home engine. Quality is good when size is higher than 20px even in motion. When size is around 13px or lower it gets bit blurry. Haven’t investigated if some other size or generator settings would work better.
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Damn I love this. Would be amazing to see/play whole game with this style.
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Interesting. How big gains did you get with it?
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Cool. It even includes Rampage: Puzzle Attack. One of first games I worked on in my career. Have to order this.
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Haha amazing 😆
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So what’s your title? Dr. Game Anim, Prof. Game Anim, Baron Game Anim, Captain Game Anim 😁
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Yeah. Could be something like that.
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Hah thanks Masa 😄
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Still waiting… 🙂
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And here is blast from the past from Captain before Poets and Asgard fame 😁. youtu.be/3VC4wR0dRW8
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Fully agree with you. It’s so good. It captures perfectly good old Zelda games with similar controlled world expansion as you get new powers.
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:) Its fully done with Lua script. Just simple math with adding different frequency sin curves and updating position and rotation. It tracks difference and when it reaches min and max limit it plays correct sound.