Guy Builds PhysX Based Fully Destructable UT3 Level

Why did you have to post this? I didn't know the UDK was released. Now I'm going to spend countless hours creating cool stuff. ...won't have any free time at all

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I don't think that its they dont like PhysX, its that you can't use it with and ATI card that they don't like.

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nail'd on the head.

Plus, OpenCL is FOSS, so it gets better marks in my book from the start. Can't wait till it goes mainstream.

The creator of the video in the linked article of OP's post made guide showing how to create these fractured walls. Check it out!!! So exciting!! Can't wait to play with this!!

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Wat?

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If you have an ATI card as your main renderer and want to use a dedicated Nvidia PhysX card it wont work, Nvidia won't allow it. http://www.gamephys.com/2009/09/13/n...med-by-nvidia/

there are hacked drivers you can use to get around it.

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it does not look like the floors fall down, but if you look closely the walls do come down i think, it was hard to tell it happens kinda fast.

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hah yea. he seems to stop there after cutting the ramp for 2 secs just pondering it as well

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I'm pulling this out of my ass since I haven't touched the UDK yet, but in one of the dude's videos he mentions something about "support blocks". He said that without these, firing a rocket at a fracture wall would only knock off one block; with them, the wall will crumble like normal.
So it's my guess that the dude did not use support blocks on the ramps, thus it didn't fall when he cut a large chunk out of it.
That's just my guess from what I saw in the 2 videos I watched of the UDK so far lol. There could be totally different explanation.