GF3 supports Motion Blur wow this very interesting

Yes this with DirectX 9. 0.

Slack Space 1613 This topic was started by SHS, 2002-05-25 20:42

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SHS

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#84022

2002-05-25 22:42

Yes this with DirectX 9.0

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Brian Frank

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#84023

2002-05-26 01:57

Cool!

Gambler FEX online

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#84024

2002-05-26 03:09

Is that the fake "pixelshader" motionblur? then that has been known a long time, remember the tiger demo of motionblur? just some stripes behind it, awful. No, real motion-blur is when the moving parts are rendered several times and is melted together.

SHS

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#84025

2002-05-26 05:36

I have no idea but it look cool I think,By way this was one 3dfx idea to start it look MS and nVidia plan make using it.

Palos

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#84026

2002-05-26 12:39

When an object moves fast across the screen, it generates automatically a motion blur effect. I think it's an overkill to implement that in hardware, and what would be the benefit of it anyway????

Davros

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#84027

2002-05-26 19:37

You get built in motion blur on every LCD!
But I think this looks really cool. The more tools, the better.