Is it a video of militia?

Crysis from about 4 years ago :). This engine in 10 years time = real life :)

crysis just looks like every other game when your playing it, if not shitter then ETQWs, which has near photorealistic screens around, you just need to de sat them

you're right!

I'm just missing out the saturation!
I guess those things like ambient occlusion and global illumination have no impact.

I was just pointing out that water from a game from 4 years ago is still looking about 10 times better than that video you've shown in 2011.

P.S.

You have no splashes, or bubbles, you have no displacement on the water surface and don't even get me started on your non existent refraction issues.

dont have water at all, never looked, the game too boring

de sat these

http://unterhund.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/etqw.jpg
http://www.apollok9.net/website/files/temp/etqw_129.jpg

most others on google, crysis water isnt real, its done the same way as mario 64 and waverace, realtime water 20years away, unless you have a supercomputer in your room

I know its not realtime, but its very impressive and ticks many of the boxes which lead to simualting water on a realistic enough basis.

Secondly, you're way off on 20 years.

http://www.youtube.com/v/ok8ThRR-59Q?fs=1

Its already more than possible. Its intensive yes, but this proves it can already be done in realtime in small areas of the game world.

Things don't have to be real-time, they just have to be convincing enough to check the boxes that people expect to see.

Lastly, static screenshots don't do it justice.

You put Crysis on high next to quakewars running side by side and you'll see at least a 30% difference in quality because many of the effects in Crysis only show themselves when the game is moving.

looks like mercury, not water, water isnt that heavy or thick

and a few solar and specular fx is nothing major

and all textures in crysis are made to look photorealistic, if any other company uses the engine to make a game or mod, it looks crap and UT

crysis aint got nothing on my game~ http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/4348/unityrl.png

Q43A water physics on moveables.not in build 18

not in build 18? u crazy.

not as good as cleaned up new code, and get more clean, g_damagepushscale cvar is dead

LG registers weapon fires when out of ammo, so might get a patch in a week or 10

bad times

not for me, i just fix it

FINALLY, water physics are perfected now. Now we can play militia.

pretty nice man :) so would it be possible to make floting items based on this?

you set the buoyancy and density of idliquid in map editor, when you add a func_liquid, those setting only work on the player in #17 and #18, and has the collision code for moveables

there are no joints to trace the bounds of on moveables, if you change the mass of it in the def file, it will just end up sitting on top of the liquid surface, using center bounds.expand does the same, so there no point in keeping that bit of code

buoyancy makes you float up to the surface
density affects the speed a entity can move through it

save having to set the buoyancy on all entities manually, and make sludge for alien worlds

all entities use mass in Q43A, and then the volume for physics and gravity

"density" in entity def files have been dead since militia 1.6

your mod has gone to the shitters since militia 1.6
and calling it Q4`RA is the biggest fail anyway

1.6 is beta MP and doesnt work, and only version quakeunity has, Q43A has everything and all MP on dedicated or listen servers, playing on either is a replica of 1 another, the only difference on a listen server is the server host will be able to guide a projectile from POV the full guide range and no be removed by nodraw in maps

updating player pvs with projectiles pvs doesnt work for clientside guides

your videos are better than sex, 5/5

get a black chick, more of a dancehall dubstep clubnight black chick

i thought u abandoned militia

no, the full changelog and info for the latest release, and moddb download link is http://www.esreality.com/?a=post&id=2048184#pid2048184