Wow, that is amazing news, they are now using the depth buffer to help with estimation, that is really good news. I wonder when we get to play with it.
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Hopefully soon. Actually i was wrong about it not being announced at connect. It was hidden in one of the keynotes. I guess i'm just surprised that more of a bigger deal isn't being made.
Hopefully soon. Actually i was wrong about it not being announced at connect. It was hidden in one of the keynotes. I guess i'm just surprised that more of a bigger deal isn't being made.
The main Keynote was more consumer-focused, I think it would have gone over everyone's head.
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Thank you so much, I missed this announcement and was like "why the hell didn't we hear about ASW, did they give up on it?". Nice to see the artifacts will be immensely reduced! Now I just wish it could be implemented in the Rift itself, not in the apps, because it's a hurdle to know what game uses it and what does not... Hopefully the Rift software can have it implemented natively, like a "global setting" of some sort.
Mmm, this ASW 2.0 can possibly resolve the visual problem with propellers in IL-2. Tons of persons (including me) disable ASW due to this. As alternative some use a mod to remove the propellers, but I can't live without it to keep immersion. If it's resolved with ASW 2.0, then YEEPPEE! 😉
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