Realistic 3D-Scan Model

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  • 8 Jan, 2014  |
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№1 Author: mobius (8 Jan 2014 02:03) Total user comments: 1073


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Looks like one of many abandoned buildings across this nation...
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№2 Author: sergiofx (8 Jan 2014 02:28) Total user comments: 719


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:15: holy crap!

imagine this technology applied to video games? :14:
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№3 Author: candysack (8 Jan 2014 03:10) Total user comments: 1436


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sergiofx,
good point indeed.surely it takes less time to sacn this than to draw up such a detailed environment from scrath
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№4 Author: marcial (8 Jan 2014 11:28) Total user comments: 0


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looks more like mapping several photos as a texture on a 3D grid to me. (especially when they move over the garbage)
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№5 Author: NIA666 (8 Jan 2014 15:11) Total user comments: 0


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sergiofx,
candysack,

Actually it IS video game. Engine demo though. It's called Unity3d. Unity engine is usualy applied on mobile devices (I suppouse because of lack dedicated developers tools for Android, also because it's partialy free and easy to learn and even free versions have lots of effects). You can find on internets browser based games (for example kongregate.com), but fan made games are lacking certain... polish (though you can find gems like Spiral Knights).

You're welcome.
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