Post your Irrlicht gameplay video here

[wing64]

@chronologicaldot: blendshapes used .obj, .b3d for skinned.
@christianclavet: Your game are great too. Nice animation.

[Mel]

How did you do the blendshapes?

[wing64]

@Mel: http://graphics.stanford.edu/~echuang/face/report2.pdf

[wing64]

Compare ARSA Framework blend-shapes with maya blend-shapes.
http://youtu.be/-FrpJOYBDYg

[Mel]

It looks awesome... But that guy is drunk XD

[wing64]

Thanks Mel

[wing64]

ARSA Framework: Voronoi Shatter + Camera Track
http://youtu.be/E4R4Usn__RI

[Suvi]

Small test of the Oculus Rift-mode in Gekkeiju Online:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BElA6tLZhng

Camera needs to be changed into first person and then have to add head tracking. But those will have to wait until I get my hands on the device.

[Brainsaw]

That's cool. Did you already get the Oculus Rift DevKit? If so, how does the 3rd person view feel using the Rift? I am at the moment working on a small airplane game (HTML5, Websockets) and I am planning to do a native client using Irrlicht (of course ) and add Rift support as well, maybe 3rd person, but I'm not sure about that.

[Suvi]

That's cool. Did you already get the Oculus Rift DevKit? If so, how does the 3rd person view feel using the Rift? I am at the moment working on a small airplane game (HTML5, Websockets) and I am planning to do a native client using Irrlicht (of course ) and add Rift support as well, maybe 3rd person, but I'm not sure about that.

I'm still waiting for it I think they aren't shipping too many units to Europe yet.

I decided to change the camera into first person after reading stuff about the motion sickness but I guess it's still worth testing both. Might feel a bit weird at first though.

[Brainsaw]

I guess that first person is better, though I'll also test both versions.

Too bad I forgot the kickstarter campaign, I ordered mine in November, my order number is something like 20000 , so I guess I'll have to wait some more time.

[wing64]

Zaros Real Battle (3D VS Fighting)
http://youtu.be/Grm9W-jzJDU

[Mel]

The physics are still a bit funny, and the camera is too shaky But overall, it looks great. Have you thought of using static shadowmaps for the backgrounds and dynamic ones for the characters/stage objects? that way, the shadows of the static objects would "tremble" less, still affect the whole geometry, and could be softer.

[hendu]

The SSAO flickers very much, it's disturbing. My eyes don't like the motion fade effect either, but that's a stylistic point.

[wing64]

@Mel: Every objs use same shadowmaps pass.
And thanks for all comments. If anyone have idea about that footage please feel free to suggest us.