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Old 02-27-2010, 09:59 AM
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Happy with his little surprise Roman decides to show me something else on the Stuka, he begins showing the new physics engine and has fun letting mortar shells fall besides the Stuka on the ground. There is no possible comparison with Il2 anymore, the blast of the explosions damage objects and may even disturb them.





Is this to say that a bomb blast will move lite objects (light bulbs, chair/table, barrel etc.) that are a good distance from bombs ground zero, but yet close enough to be affected
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Happy with his little surprise Roman decides to show me something else on the Stuka, he begins showing the new physics engine and has fun letting mortar shells fall besides the Stuka on the ground. There is no possible comparison with Il2 anymore, the blast of the explosions damage objects and may even disturb them.





Is this to say that a bomb blast will move lite objects (light bulbs, chair/table, barrel etc.) that are a good distance from bombs ground zero, but yet close enough to be affected
yes. Even cars. Its why we model them from all sides with so good details
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Movie makers are going to love that
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Movie makers are going to love that
Sure. Some time it will looks like real cinema if to go by some simple rules.
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yes. Even cars. Its why we model them from all sides with so good details
to have seen how the cars are modeled I can tell it will be georgous
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Thank you for this great update, Oleg. I think SoW will be a very good sim!
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