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The foreskin thing is a technical limitation (for now), USA flags are because it's a marketplace asset (I didn't put them there) but the tattoo was a personal choice so I'll admit to being an Amerimutt
Unreal Engine Afterparty [Tech Demo - 2.7] [Tiny Meat Games]
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The foreskin thing is a technical limitation (for now), USA flags are because it's a marketplace asset (I didn't put them there) but the tattoo was a personal choice so I'll admit to being an Amerimutt
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I bet most of the people who were waved away "just go get dx12 bruh" had dx 12 already.
doesnt have vulkan support, no d3d11, no opengl and it doesnt even work with dx12, unreal.
Constructing tech demos with deliberately maimed scalability is the new trend, i guess.
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Hi, chinaman (AMD 锐龙 5 3500X 处理器 (China Only)), what gpu are you use? & Windows build 17 not support Dx12.
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The reason I'm "waving people away" to update drivers is because it works and is solving many people's problems.
Nanite requires Dx12 to function, this is not a limitation unique to my game but rather a hard requirement for all modern games made in Unreal that will be using Nanite. Vulkan support in the future is also a possibility. OpenGL will not be supported.
If your hardware cannot support Dx12, then chances are high that you will not be getting playable frames with this game to begin with. If your Dell laptop with integrated graphics can't run modern high fidelity games, I don't know why you would expect to play a game like this and expect it to be any different.
My laptop from 2014 can run this game and get playable frames on low settings with scalability turned way down. I realize it's a hassle to ensure your drivers are updated, but if Sysinfo is telling you that your hardware does support Dx12 yet the game won't run, the only possibility is that your drivers are not updated (or you need the prerequisites). That's it.
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Nanite and Lumen are features that released officially in April 2022. They are new. You will need to update drivers to use them. I really don't understand the confusion and apprehension about this, it's just a quick thing. BIOS is not a requirement to use these features unless you are running a machine created in Ancient Egypt.Next will be "uPdAtE yOuR bIoS, iT's aLmOsT 3 yEaRs oLd"
Because this bitching about drivers and specs on a demo is dumb. Here is UE5's Nanite requirements, I also included what the maxwell generation of cards include. Remember that is min specs for the engine not the game
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What? You say "very cool game" but have not downloaded it? What's stopping you? Read thread and make sure your machine is up to date in terms of hardware and software.
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It's hard to relay a joking tone via text
I agree with you. The thread didn't even have a second page when I tested first and it worked perfectly fine for me. I too don't understand why people don't keep their drivers up to date. This is not the early 2000's when you keep the same driver because you finally found one that works.
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The character customization is amazing. More such realistic graphics in other games. Can't wait for this game to have gameplay.
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She's being a moody b*tch!
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Hot damn, Unreal 5 is something else!
The visuals are ridiculous! The character creator is well-balanced; you've got enough choices to make a noticeable impact but not so many that it takes 4 hours to create something you're satisfied with
There doesn't seem to be much, if any, sound in-game yet, so combined with the fact that lights auto-toggle when walking in and out of rooms, I felt like I was about to get jump-scared constantly.
You've got a fantastic framework for story-telling here. Very much keeping this on my radar!
The visuals are ridiculous! The character creator is well-balanced; you've got enough choices to make a noticeable impact but not so many that it takes 4 hours to create something you're satisfied with
There doesn't seem to be much, if any, sound in-game yet, so combined with the fact that lights auto-toggle when walking in and out of rooms, I felt like I was about to get jump-scared constantly.
You've got a fantastic framework for story-telling here. Very much keeping this on my radar!
I'm pretty sure you will be able to get enough funding if you turn your current DAZtoUE pipeline to a UE plug-in and put it to UE marketplace. One dev for this scope of project looks very ambitious. If you eventually one man finished this project without good funding (like enough for hiring extra hands, no cookie money), that will take at least 3+ yrs for what you described above.
But anyway, I want to fully support his one since it is a super promising tech demo regarding of the character assets and features.
But anyway, I want to fully support his one since it is a super promising tech demo regarding of the character assets and features.