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Well, that's the way it's been done for years. The model's shading is determined by the floor brightness. Modern games still do it, though the newer high tech engines are going more in the direction of full on dynamic light and shadow. Guess what...they all use shaders.

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get a clue
openGL zero shaders
ownage

yes is posibol

the model is a simple 6000 polys when normal maps(a6 can handle), ths sadows is create when a statick models casting stencil buffer sadows(a6 can handle), and the level is a simple 500.000 polys when normal maps(the average grafic cards can handle this in 2006).

the only diferent is the editor

Well, let's hope it will be possible soon or should i say 'one day'? Nope, I'm not that convident about A6 reaching such levels of quality, considering that A6 now has quite some problems with my very high poly models (which I only tested, and probably can't use because of the outcome of the tests ) Models between 9000 and 25.000 polys aren't possible, unless you like having a speed of 2.5 Fps ?! Oww, and of course I'm talking about having them rendered in a nice level too... So I guess the core of 3D gamestudio needs heavy improvements, and though I'm sure the conitec people work hard, they still do have a lot of catching up work to do, but DX9 shaders is a good start indeed........

Cheers

what the hell is this thread about? its totally rediculous. A6 core geometry engine is the same as eveyr other engine.. you can make your models as high poly as you want.. bound only by the speed of your target system.. unreal doesnt render polygons any faster.