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[sk45]

Bioware please  just add physics or animate the hair so its not stationary when my femshep turns her head, ME runs on a modded unreal engine and look what they done in GoW 3 with hair and fabrics, it was subtle but did help with my emersion. i say this because everytime i speak to someone  with long hair i notice it (i know its a bit OCD).
:happy:

[SNascimento]

Hair like in Batman Arkham City.
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Now that would be a dream.

[sk45]

true, unreal engine as well i believe

[Mr Arg]

ME2 solved texture popping from ME1, perhaps 3 will solve the hair issue...

[Gabriel S.]

And here I was wishing for some gender equality in the hair section. Either give some longer hair to males or shorten the female ones. Obviously, shortening the female hair would also solve the hair animation problem.

[sk45]

Gabriel Stelinski wrote...

And here I was wishing for some gender equality in the hair section. Either give some longer hair to males or shorten the female ones. Obviously, shortening the female hair would also solve the hair animation problem.

they should be able to do this as i notice its becoming the standard to have physhics base hair (long hair ) in alot of triple A games.

[slimgrin]

Would be nice to have hair that moved.

[alex90c]

I'd be happy with hair that didn't look like someone cut some cardboard, coloured it, accidentally glued both sides and stuck it on someone's head. Take for example GoW - yes due to the limitations of the Unreal Engine it could still only use short hair styles, but the hair looks perfectly fine in that game on Anya and Sam (wait ... Bernie's hair animates, is that UE 3.5 exclusive or something?).

[SNascimento]

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In the video you can see Talia's hair from Batman Arkham City. This game uses the same engine ME3 does.

Modifié par SNascimento, 25 décembre 2011 - 11:46 .

[sk45]

SNascimento wrote...


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In the video you can see Talia's hair from Batman Arkham City. This game uses the same engine ME3 does.

that is exactly how i imagined it, it is well within biowares capabilities to achieve something along these lines

[slimgrin]

SNascimento wrote...


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In the video you can see Talia's hair from Batman Arkham City. This game uses the same engine ME3 does.

Oh. My. God.
http://t3.gstatic.co...sPr3sxR-oSmDKsw

Modifié par slimgrin, 25 décembre 2011 - 11:58 .

[Ohei]

Well, so far I haven't seen Ashley's new hair move once even when there's hardcore wind blowing. Unless I missed it, but I don't think I did.

[Gabriel S.]

Ohei wrote...

Well, so far I haven't seen Ashley's new hair move once even when there's hardcore wind blowing. Unless I missed it, but I don't think I did.

Yet ANOTHER reason for me to hate Williams' new design. Addendum: I like the armor, but still hate the hair.

[someone else]

why do expect polyethylene head caps to behave like hair?

[King Minos]

Alice madness returns has flowing hair for Alice, very realistic.

[GMagnum]

aye mayb dey al use hair spry dat mak dey hair hella hardd tbh

[LGTX]

Hudson mentioned something about new hair systems in an interview he gave a LONG time ago. I think it was... A part of the Gameinformer reveal article series? I'm not sure... But he definitely mentioned it.

[SNascimento]

LGTX wrote...

Hudson mentioned something about new hair systems in an interview he gave a LONG time ago. I think it was... A part of the Gameinformer reveal article series? I'm not sure... But he definitely mentioned it.

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I remember that too. From the leak, you can clearly see improvements on the hairs, but nothing close to the one in the video I posted. 

[Psearo]

SNascimento wrote...


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In the video you can see Talia's hair from Batman Arkham City. This game uses the same engine ME3 does.

Basically the same engine, yes.
However the version of UE3 that is used for the ME series isn't the same as used by other UE3 engine games, but it does have the potential for similar effects if they've put the work in for it.

IIRC Harley and Ivy's hair didn't move in the same way in Arkham Asylum as their and other long haired female characters hair does in Arkham City.

[sk45]

jreezy wrote...

sk45 wrote...

SNascimento wrote...


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In the video you can see Talia's hair from Batman Arkham City. This game uses the same engine ME3 does.

that is exactly how i imagined it, it is well within biowares capabilities to achieve something along these lines

Is it?

i think its more a question of resources rather than skill or talent, i doubt they we will see it from bio this gen tough

[100k]

Even if the hair isn't highly dynamic, this is an issue that should've been solved in ME2-- which is one of the reasons I think that the CC in the second game was basically a rushed copy/paste of the existing one in ME1.

There is NO reason at all that Bioware couldn't have added better hair textures, apart from willingness to put in the time. Its one of the reasons why I feel that the CC characters require A LOT of work to look as well as the actual custom NPCs (like Miranda, Jacob, Zaeed, or Kaiden). Too many of the hair and skin textures clash horribly.

That being said, in an earlier thread, Brendon basically said that there was already extensive work being done to hair textures for ME3-- to make it look more realistic, and they were debating putting in a non-fancy physics attribute for the hair. Both should be easily implemented, considering that there are PS2 games that have minor dynamic hair better than ME2's, both in texture and motion.

[sk45]

sk45 wrote...

jreezy wrote...

sk45 wrote...

SNascimento wrote...


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In the video you can see Talia's hair from Batman Arkham City. This game uses the same engine ME3 does.

that is exactly how i imagined it, it is well within biowares capabilities to achieve something along these lines

Is it?

i think its more a question of resources rather than skill or talent, i doubt they we will see it from bio this gen tough

 ^Resources meaning diverting time and effort from other aspects of development they deem more important