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Unigine Renderer Features 2012

Some features of the Unigine 3D engine, the engine behind the popular Heaven benchmark. The video includes some parts of the upcoming Valley demo.

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3 comments - What do you think? 1,993 views Posted by JeGX - 2012/08/02 at 18:34

Categories: 3D Engines, tech demo Tags: 3d, engine, rendering, unigine

3 Responses to “Unigine Renderer Features 2012”

fellix says:

2012/08/02 at 19:52

And their SSAO quality still sucks.
DrBalthar says:

2012/08/03 at 13:57

Some good stuff and some other stuff not worth mentioning (anisotropic shading, hello that really is nothing to write about). Like their weather system only the lens raindrops look shieeeet.
Nathan says:

2012/08/04 at 16:42

Looks pretty good. I’ve always loved these demos and previews. Keeps reminding me how far the field of realtime computer graphics has advanced since the days of Doom.

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