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Not really a question, but i had to share this one, as the quality is very high.
Not sure about the tool used to create, i’d guess it was an inside code, webGL code."1+1=3... for large values of 1"
nice!!
They’ve really upgraded the version they had just a couple of years ago. Then they used webGL of some sort, but now they definately are using pixel streaming. I would guess Epic/Unreal editor:
Easily be done?! That roadster is very nice, but it doesn`t have realtime raytraced reflection and lighting as the porsche version has. Which today is only achievable with pixel steaming that works regardles of type of device and hardware.
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I made this over three years ago. Not as nice as the roadster, but it shows the same limitations that webGL has
Thanks for sharing this tech! Apparently it is rendering on the server in real-time (may be with Unreal or Unity) and streaming the results into the HTML video element. A major drawback of such an approach (besides noticeable latency and high bandwidth requirements) is that it relies on expensive server infrastructure equipped with many GPUs, as it needs to render a separate stream for each user visiting this page.
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