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Ragdoll
- Thread starter dumarse
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It the effect that many FPSs use now in order to make objects react realistically to some kind of interaction like barrels floating and bodies being thrown about...like...well...ragdolls
http://www.pcgameworld.com/redirect.php?url=http://www.havok.com/xtra/demos/demo-ragdoll2.html
This shows what it could be like, we wouldn't want it as extreme as this though, but i believe it can work
It the effect that many FPSs use now in order to make objects react realistically to some kind of interaction like barrels floating and bodies being thrown about...like...well...ragdolls
http://www.pcgameworld.com/redirect.php?url=http://www.havok.com/xtra/demos/demo-ragdoll2.html
This shows what it could be like, we wouldn't want it as extreme as this though, but i believe it can work
deftonesmx17
Reserve Team
ragdoll would only really make sense to add to the ball, which already has ragdoll physics, unless you are talking like having the ball hit the keeper or a player in the back or face and pushing them with the ragdoll effect, then that is the only way i could see it helping a soccer game
easy definition of ragdoll for those who dont understand the other one ( i am only trying to help, not say you are wrong)--- giving a 3d object the effect of "real" (simulated) gravity is a ragdoll
easy definition of ragdoll for those who dont understand the other one ( i am only trying to help, not say you are wrong)--- giving a 3d object the effect of "real" (simulated) gravity is a ragdoll
deftonesmx17
Reserve Team
I think it would make a fall to the ground more realistic. Though I do believe the effect should not come into play until the player hits the ground. A body would bounce, just not much, when it hits the ground on impact after tripping wrong or geting pulled down to the ground the way they do in FIFA 05. This is the only way it would help though, or if a player could get knocked out with the ball. A knocked out person would fall just like a dead body. I don't think EA would even bother to add effecst like the ball literaly knocking someone out for a few years. Maybe when we have more powerful game systems.
LilPlayaJosh
Reserve Team
EA already uses ragdoll effects Fight Night 2004, but I dont know about in a soccer game though...
deftonesmx17
Reserve Team
thats why ya dont buy games unless you try them and like them
i also dont understand your the only other one that understands that it would look great, it is possible for a programmer to decide how much ragdoll effect is there, guys stop acting as if we are talking about adding the extreme, FPS have extreme ragdoll effects because they are programed for the effect of someone who just got shot.
I've always thought ragdoll would be good in football games.
They work off a skelton system with joint resistance and movement, so when the ragdoll effect kicks in, the movement is both realistic looking (if done well) and none repetative - the animation is calculcated each and every time based on the present circumstances.
At present, due to processor limitations mainly, these only kick in in shooters upon death and likewise, I think they'd only kick in during fouls in a football game. This would mean that whatever angle, power and height the contact came from, the fouled player would collapse realisticly.
They work off a skelton system with joint resistance and movement, so when the ragdoll effect kicks in, the movement is both realistic looking (if done well) and none repetative - the animation is calculcated each and every time based on the present circumstances.
At present, due to processor limitations mainly, these only kick in in shooters upon death and likewise, I think they'd only kick in during fouls in a football game. This would mean that whatever angle, power and height the contact came from, the fouled player would collapse realisticly.
They wouldn't use it all the time, they couldn't because i think it would be difficult to keep the players upright all the time!!
it would only come in when there was a tackle, or rebounds, ( only on the ball once it had left the players foot) and goalkeepers saving the ball and the such like
Personall i think it would be great just an idea for EA, but apparently there are more than expected against it.
Keep posting i really like to hear other people's views!
it would only come in when there was a tackle, or rebounds, ( only on the ball once it had left the players foot) and goalkeepers saving the ball and the such like
Personall i think it would be great just an idea for EA, but apparently there are more than expected against it.
Keep posting i really like to hear other people's views!
I can see that you guys don't actually know what is the purpose of ragdoll effects in games. Ragdoll effects represent the dead body, or the real physics of a dead body.
So, when you shoot a guy, he will make some cool moves, but those moves aint natural for the living man.
So, when developers make games, they "attach" Havok engine to characters (or things, so non-living models), so they could make those ragdoll effects, after you kill them.
FIFA needs realistic falls, and if I may notice, you wont see any footballer that falls like a dead body, after he gets fouled.
You can't use Havok partially (like, only for few segments of falling on the ground) for characters.
So, when you shoot a guy, he will make some cool moves, but those moves aint natural for the living man.
So, when developers make games, they "attach" Havok engine to characters (or things, so non-living models), so they could make those ragdoll effects, after you kill them.
FIFA needs realistic falls, and if I may notice, you wont see any footballer that falls like a dead body, after he gets fouled.
You can't use Havok partially (like, only for few segments of falling on the ground) for characters.
if it makes fifa more realistic gameplay wise and everythign else wise HELL YEAH BRING IT ON!!!
i think what u r all arguin about is what ragdoll is, now can some one just plz find a RIGHT definition as to what the hell reg doll is and how it will improve fifa's gameplay or just fifa as a whole