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It already has, in the March update. The apex tools are still in beta but you can get them if you sign up as a developer over at nvidia.
Oh, btw. What’s so new about the use of Scaleform UI in this video? Dead Space uses a UI that looks almost identical.
After some reading I found that Visceral made their own menu and didn’t pay Scaleform. Is it just that Unreal Engine could not support Scaleform at that time?
Presumably it is there for people who want to use the Scaleform middleware, so they don’t have to do the integration work themselves.
I’m sure developers who don’t want to use Scaleform are free to ignore that code and do something different.
I wonder if this tech is gonna be available for the Win7 phone platform? I hope so … 🙁
So preeeeety
I want this now, even just the editor to run around in. I really liked the faces and hair, I have found that in most CG people’s faces are too perfect, they sort of create the shape of the face and then apply a colour to it and just add some basic tones and lines for hair and wrinkles. Faces won’t look realistic until we stop making them perfect, and find ways to make them look more imperfect, which I think this does.
And just think people, almost all of this is already available in the current version of UDK!
Well holy crud, that looks spectacular. I cannot wait to see this in use in the near future. It’s about time DX11 development really started to pick up.
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