AMD released new details about Cinema 2.0 at a press conference in New York. With this technology photorealistic characters - the new Ruby was show as an example - can be rendered in real-time.
AMD shows
Cinema 2.0 with the new Ruby at a press conference in New York. [Source: view picture gallery]
To achieve such results with
Cinema 2.0, a living model is recorded by hundreds of cameras at first. With this data, a 3D build of a face, which can simulate different expressions, is created.
AMD could help game developers to make dialogs and videos even more convincing. The animation of faces is a point where many games could be improved a lot.
It seems like
AMD already found some partners for the technology: some big names of the game industry like Splash Damage, Crytek, Rebellion, Remedy and Blizzard were on site to watch the new Ruby demo.
AMD shows
Cinema 2.0 with the new Ruby at a press conference in New York. [Source: view picture gallery]
AMD shows
Cinema 2.0 with the new Ruby at a press conference in New York. [Source: view picture gallery]
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