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Re: Depth of field
[Re: Damocles]
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10/16/06 20:06
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Freut mich das du es verstanden hast. Wenn was nahe dran ist, ist es auch größer und damit länger im Focus. Was weiter weg ist bewegt sich optisch langsamer und ist damit länger im Focus. Und wenn mal ein Widersacher durch das Visier läuft kann der Focus auch mal ein paar halbe Sekunden länger auf der Distanz des Widersachers bleiben. Ich seh da echt kein Problem. Wenn kurz danach ein Widersacher weiterweg durch Visier läuft wird der natürlich Focusiert.
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Re: Depth of field
[Re: ChrisB]
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10/16/06 20:30
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Myst4 had a depth-of-field effect. The focus was always on the object under your mouse. After a few minutes you didn't noticed it anymore but it add a lots of realism into the scene and it was easier to concentrate on the objects.
Yes, but that depth of field focus point is hardly noticable in the first place, because it's extremely smooth in transition to the more blurry surrounding.
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Re: Depth of field
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10/16/06 20:46
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I just red about how we cannot know what we are looking?
just this, the thing that is middle, or near middle, also nearest, or the most middle in the camera is always/mostly the center of viewing. This means, adding dof to represntate the "center" object. just a suggestion though..
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Re: Depth of field
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10/17/06 06:59
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also nur in zwischensequenzen ist das ändern des focus sinnvoll. ansonsten sollte man,wenn überhaupt,nur den hintergrund verschwommen anzeigen lassen. alle nintendo spiele hatten tiefenunschärfe (die sich auch per action replay verstärken und vermindern ließen) wind waker:  mario kart: mario sunshine: .jpg) vorteil: man kann LOD geschickter verstecken  zelda twilight princess (gleiche engine wie wind waker) verwendet starke tiefenunschärfe für zwischensequenzen, damit der fokus auf den figuren bleibt. ansonsten gibts halt nur sehr schwachen tiefenunschärfe effekt, wie in den anderen spielen halt:  so viel kann man dazu sagen: 1. tiefenunschärfe für ego shooter ist schwachsinn und unnütz. sowas will wirklich kein spieler 2. bei third person spielen ist es ok. weil da ja eine art "kamera" existiert. daher sind ja auch linsenreflexionen etc. so beliebt  3. es frisst perfomance recht viel perfomance. sollte daher niemals zum "spielinhalt" werden und abschaltbar sein (eben wie bloom und andere effekte
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Re: Depth of field
[Re: Captain_Kiyaku]
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10/17/06 07:42
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The effect from ChrisB is incredibly slow on my ATI Radeon 9500 (a shader 2 card).
I believe it could run much faster. I played "Beyond Good and Evil" years ago and they already did depth of field in all cut scenes. This looks very intense. The cut scenes of F.E.A.R. use this technique as well. I think this is a common style to focus on the story elements (e.g. the characters) while displaying them non-interactively.
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Re: Depth of field
[Re: Damocles]
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10/17/06 17:15
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Say what you want damocles. With depth of field your eyes get more relaxed and it looks better. It´s absolute nonsense to show everything sharp. IF the player wants to see something sharp he can focus it and thats more interesting as seeing it sharp in the first second. It´s realy great to do it that way, because games ARE interactive. Movies and picture ARE NOT!
Why you don´t understand it? It´s not like you don´t see anything anymore in the not sharp area. You see something moving and if your itnerested you aim on it to get it sharp. Its totally simple and absolutely like in reality.
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