DJ_PAPA
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This cloth demo is pretty groovy, best real time cloth demo I've seen:
http://gamevideos.1up.com/video/id/24095
Bridge Destruction:
http://gamevideos.1up.com/video/id/24096
This AI demo:
http://gamevideos.1up.com/video/id/24092
O demo foi demonstrado tanto a correr em CPU como GPU via OpenCL. O GPU usado foi uma ATI não indicaram qual o modelo.
Bye Bye API´s proprietárias -> Cuda/Physics/ATIStream.
This cloth demo is pretty groovy, best real time cloth demo I've seen:
http://gamevideos.1up.com/video/id/24095
Bridge Destruction:
http://gamevideos.1up.com/video/id/24096
This AI demo:
http://gamevideos.1up.com/video/id/24092
http://forum.beyond3d.com/showpost.php?p=1280212&postcount=24Yes, we were running Havok cloth demos on multi-core CPU as well as GPU via OpenCL, all with the same OpenCL code underneath the Havok API. As was said above, there is no visible difference between the OpenCL code on either the CPU or the GPU and Havok's native code. The dancer dances off screen if you don't have the camera follow enabled, but the camera follow has a "bob" to it that makes some people sick after watching it for awhile. ;-)
We had a few demos we were cycling between. All OpenCL with no specific AMD functions or native code. I'm still partial to the Powdertoy demo and I have probably spend more time than I should playing with it. All in the name of debugging and optimizations. ;-)
I really hope Andrew's talk (EA) gets posted soon (the slides should all go up in not too long) as I think it's pretty cool that he was able to extract the Ropa cloth code used in Skate, port to OpenCL, and throw his code at AMD and Nvidia after developing on a different platform, and have AMD showing multi-core CPU and GPU and Nvidia showing GPU, side by side on alpha implementations. OpenCL is a real thing and the implementations are getting there. This year is going to be interesting and some of us are going to be very busy. ;-)
O demo foi demonstrado tanto a correr em CPU como GPU via OpenCL. O GPU usado foi uma ATI não indicaram qual o modelo.
Bye Bye API´s proprietárias -> Cuda/Physics/ATIStream.
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