90 frames/week

DreamWorks CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg had some exciting news for the desktop computer at Techonomy Monday. According to the head of the animation company, new collaboration with chip-maker Intel is leading to rendering that is 50 to 70 times faster than anything being used today.

This has far-reaching implications that go well beyond the world of animation. According to Katzenberg it takes an experienced 3D animator a week to animate three seconds of finished product. This is due to the amount of time waiting for images to render. The holy grail of animators, Katzenberg said, is to be able to work in real time. The collaboration with Intel is bring us just that.

This will certainly have an impact on the multi-billion dollar gaming industry. Currently gaming graphics lag well behind the animation you see in a movie like Puss in Boots, the latest film from DreamWorks. This is because an animated film has been rendered already, whereas games have to render images in real time requiring powerful graphics chips.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2011/11/14/techonomy-can-intel-and-dreamworks-cross-the-uncanny-valley/

Oh boy, now my video games will cost $100 and will be even worse, as well as require an Intel CPU to render.

Not only that, they'll probably focus on like 3-5 depth 1 sample per pixel raytracing, and pay no attention to movement or texturing.

Eat shit Intel, eat shit Dreamworks.

I love old pixel-art games, without modern blurry 3d shit.

Jeffrey Katzenberg
fucking jews

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it takes an experienced 3D animator a week to animate three seconds of finished product.

?? No, it doesn't.  They do the animations in real-time with a much leaner render pipeline.  Only noobs wait for a final render be produced before finding out they need to tweak it.

This is a solution in search of a problem.  Heterogeneous computing?  PAH, I used to do that on my 486.  Welcome to writing your own rendering code again fools.

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Too disgusting, didn't watch.