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Free Download Film Kartun Kisah Nabi Nuh there. Just wanted to gauge the opinions of people on this topic. It seems like games are getting better and better at achieving semi-realistic visuals, but I feel like we're always lacking in blood (and damage systems for that matter, but I digress). (skip to 34 seconds) This video from two years ago still stands as one of the more impressive shows of blood effects I've ever seen in a game.

Games like GTA V come close to this, it's still a very stale effect in V. Blood pools the same way every time someone falls, and you don't even leave footprints by walking through it as you did in GTA IV. Is there a technical reason that blood/gore hasn't gotten more advanced in games? Matrix Nspire Cx here. And I don't mean more flashy, ala Gears of War, I mean more accurate to real life.

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As I said, GTA V nails body physics, and is pretty good with blood, but still a shotgun to the head leaves everything intact, just extra red marks on the skin. A rocket in a game either only removes a leg, or replaces the body with the wrong sized gibs, completely taking you out of the game. Even damage is still pretty bad in most games. Enough shots to the foot will kill an enemy as if he was taken by a headshot.

I think this covers it best - or there are a lot of things I would value more than proper blood effects in games (at least in most games I play) and to do more than some simple decals does take a lot of time (esp. If you want localized bleeding and fluids). Say that you want the blood to soak into the textures we are currently using - then you start having the issue of masking each material (even if you potentially could use the gloss map to define how it soaks) and then make a rather complex shader (I'm no shader artist mind) that deals with it, and unless she got time for that over more important tasks it won't be done. Gears Of War 3 Pepakura Files Skyrim.

Perhaps if shaders for it becomes the norm in Unity, Unreal etc and good and light liquid emitters can be added and controlled in dynamic and easy ways based on damage taken etc. It might become more normal - but so far adding better blood is very low for the game I currently am working on and the same went for prior games even if my 2nd to last turned out to do it decently (albeit I had no role in that so can't talk about how much time was spent on it as I worked off site for that project). E: That said doing the masks would be rather easy for most texture artists and not too heavy, so I would place that part mostly on the shader programming - the splatter or liquid effects is a different story and I only really do 2d(texture/concept) so can't say much about that save that it isn't a priority for games I've worked on save the very basic decals we often use and even there doing decals for effects on various materials is rare (though I've done blood on snow a few times).