I wish there would be a glitch in the Matrix, a door opens and I could work on a full scale Matrix game. I am a Matrix fan since the first hour in cinema, watched the premiere back in the days - And now, see me sitting here. Could we see more? Yes, it is literally torture for people who can’t get hands on any of the new consoles which are simply not available (at least not in Germany).

Ok one last thing: You literally wrote about a walk & drive city simulator. As an environment artist, your demo will give me sleepless nights for sure now. īonus question to the team behind, if you read the forums: Would you actually share knowledge about certain things? I am part-time working on a little city project and wonder how you would manage to build junctions in Houdini for example.

DĬ) Talking about frogs… Is something planned for PC? Or would we get some more info to learn how that team managed to do something in a couple of …weeks …months that Cyberpunk 2077 was not being able in like eight years of development. Afraid we would take the demo apart and dissect it into pieces like a frog in bio-class. You released an EA for UE5, the UE 5.0 Github version seems to walk between non and fully usable.Ī) On what UE5 version the Matrix guys were able to work on since I don’t think it was EA2. Trust me, there is no rant from my side! I am just curious and would love to dive deeper into that Matrix experience and not just looking at: “Look at what you will never be able to achieve because insert reasons here” It contains a city complete with buildings, vehicles and hordes of MetaHuman characters.Guess I don’t need to make a thread about since we already talk about the big elephant in the room. “City Example” is a free downloadable example project that reveals how the city scene in The Matrix: Resurrection – Unreal Engine 5 Demo is built. Unreal Engine (UE) is a 3D computer graphics game engine developed by Epic Games, first showcased in the 1998 first-person shooter game Unreal.

This downloadable project titled “City Example” reveals how the city scene in The Matrix: Resurrection – Unreal Engine 5 Demo is built, showing how to use Unreal Engine 5 to bring cities to life. However, it should be noted that to experience this project, the Unreal Engine 5 program needs to be installed on the computer. At the same time, “The Hacker Quest: Resurrection – Unreal Engine 5 Demo Edition”, which previously landed on the PS5 and XS platforms, has also launched the “City Example” content on the PC platform for players to experience for free. Yesterday evening, Epic officially released the official version of Unreal Engine 5 and made it available for download.

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