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Posted By FinalRob on 6/15/04 @ 2:04:21 AM
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As we all know, the GHOUL II engine is the physics engine used to produce the extremely graphic violence in SOFII. It allows for the blowing off of limbs as well as seperate pieces of the head. My question is, what else could this system be used for? I've always imagine it being used in a car game with every single piece of the car being destructable from headlights to hubcaps to mufflers.
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Posted By logic on 6/15/04 @ 3:20:51 AM
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I'm not familiar enough with the GHOUL II engine, in fact I didn't even know the engine for SOFII, but since I don't want to check on it right now, i'll go with your word.
Do you happen to know the core engine used for GT2 and GT3, and while were at it, NFS:Underground?
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Posted By FinalRob on 6/15/04 @ 12:42:54 PM
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I don't believe they named their engines. Also, there seems to be some sort of odd thread title setting that disallows double caps. It made my thread appear as Ghoul Ii.
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Posted By logic on 6/15/04 @ 1:33:12 PM
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Bummer, it would be interesting to know the engines on those games, the most complex that I know of as far as 'driving' applications.
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