Roboblitz, Unreal 3 engine.

[Memphis]

any demos?

Did you not read the original post?

 

[Memphis]

was going to...



i'll pass

Any reason?

The irrational fear of installing StarForce I can understand, but some physics software? What's the problem?

 

[Zefan]

What's the problem?

When the box came up for me I read it as "You don't have a physX card, get out", but upon clicking ok I realised what it meant.

 

[mrk]

Here you go.... http://www.fixit-4u.net/mrk/root/games/roboblitz/

You don't actually do much and I am highly scepticle as to how well it makes use of UE3.0 because it doesn't look "next gen" one bit apart from the HDR bloom on shiny surfaces.

I got a steady 30fps on a 4200+ dual core with 7950GT 512MB and 2gb ram. Kinda crappy...

 

[PinkFloyd]

Its because of the *complex* physics I guess...... Which aren't really that complex from what I can see

 

[mrk]

They should have done what Remedy are doing with Alan Wake, offload physics to the 2nd core when one is available leaving the 1st core to process as normal.

 

[sunlitsix]

got 35fps average at 1280x1024
7600GT X2 4400+

SLI doesnt work with the demo, didnt find it much good anyway

 

[PinkFloyd]

They should have done what Remedy are doing with Alan Wake, offload physics to the 2nd core when one is available leaving the 1st core to process as normal.

I think the idea is (being Agiea physics) that you need to use a physx card if you want to have good performance.

I just hope UT2007 doesn't go the same route. And fully uses multiple cores.