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What are you doing, Disney?
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this post was submitted on 09 Dec 2024
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I mean, this is what your 2024 videogames look like, rendering in real time. I'd say we've come some distance.
And this is what offline CG looks like now. I'm all for repurposing this thread as an appreciation of how far scientists, engineers and artists have pushed CG in the past 30 years.
EDIT: Ugh, this stupid site's terrible image support. Changing links.
404 file not found. Yes, that is the future of media.
I'll be honest with you, I can see these most of the time now that I updated the links but I've also seen them broken in other tabs and refreshes, so don't blame me (or CG tech), blame federation and bad design for image support.
But let me know if they're still broken on your end, because I have no reliable way to know.