The Future? No more Stuttering--?

[davesnow]

Unlimited Detail Technology promises an end to stuttering and low quality PC games:

http://unlimiteddetailtechnology.com/videos.html

I thought this was interesting.

Dave

 

[Euphod]

I saw this before Dave, and it does seem very promising. The fact that it's software based is a huge advantage over the graphics card treadmill.

 

[davesnow]

Yeah!! Can you imagine coaxing a big 165-car consist, led by five or six SD70MAc's into a HUGEEEE yard with NO STUTTERING!!!!!!! Heavenly!:hehe:

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[whitepass]

This was posted 1 or 2 years ago and nothing has come of it.

 

[cascaderailroad]

I am avidly working on the 17+ Altoona Freight yards, and Junata Shops. I will let you know about framerates and stuttering. I am using MP Wood V2 and MP Rusty, along with Pencil42's 3 foot Track For Shay on the Wopsy RR. As this route is created in TRS2006, I am hoping that the tracks will show up OK in 09/10.

Experimenting with all the hundereds of high poly and chunky mesh tracks that ALL kink like a S.O.B. in turnouts, I am sorrorfully turning back to the good old standby chunky mesh tracks listed above.

WRRW TK2A and Standard High at USLW are great ... but the framerates and severe kinking in turnouts are just so incredibly unacceptable.

 

[djt]

This was posted 1 or 2 years ago and nothing has come of it.

Not to mention there are plenty of capable game engines out there that actually do use system resources properly with graphics that look phenomenal along with excellent performance. When it comes to capable,up to date game engines, train games were left in the dust a long time ago.


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