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this would probably be easier to implement in other game generes, but would be cool in a fighting game!
the basic idea, is rather than a "game" its a physics sim, so you charicter is composed of a righid body, with some nice costraints and springs, as is the other persons.
the result is upon hitting
someone, the reaction would be realy cool, not just a preset "injured" anim
so far its all easy as pie, see ut2003's ragdoll, or porrasurvat (of even some of the litte programs ive made myself)
theres one problem, the input
at the rik of alienating any programmer who reads this, the controls would manipulate the "mucle" spring
a jump button, would contract a spring between the thigh and the calf
this would be hard to get working nicley, but i think it would be possable with todays tech, and alot of hardwork!
id expect a game like this to be created soon, with any luck by me :D
Kind of similar.
http://www.naturalmotion.com
[oatcake, Oct 04 2004]
[hippo], should that be 1975 flashback?
http://www.webfitz....cs/1975/141975.html
Kung Fu Fighting [reap, Oct 04 2004]
Sodaplay, halfway there
http://www.sodaplay.com
its got it, but without the whole game aspect (still cool though!!) [Chester, Oct 04 2004]
kungfumun
http://www.ikkitous.../good/kungfumun.exe
i made it, v. simple though, and mainly mouse controled *warning* this is a .exe! [Chester, Oct 04 2004]
ragdollkungfu
http://www.ragdollkungfu.com
baked! (but not released)... they beat me too it as well [Chester, Oct 04 2004]
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<eighties flashback>Everybody was
Kung Fu fighting,
those cats were fast as lightning
In fact it was a little bit fright'ning,
but they fought with expert timing
</eighties flashback> |
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NaturalMotion (link) has developed virtual stunt-men/women/horses which use AI and simulated neural networks to create realistic reactions to injuries. The videos are pretty impressive. |
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[reap] - was it really 1975? - wow... |
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hmm, perhaps i wasent that clear... |
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again its possible my idea sucks |
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well having had a quick go at building it, i ended up with some stuff like a crappy "soda constructor", but better rigd-body, and collosion support (err yeah, im one equasion away from perfect colossions) |
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neverthe less that naturalmotion thing is cool |
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well, i was kinda expecting better feedback... (i must be a visinary, like one of those dead-art guys :P) |
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BLOW, don't sniff...it's rude. |
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