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Early Glimpse At How Characters In Overgrowth Will Interact With The Environment

Video: http://blog.wolfire.com/2008/11/procedural-animation-redux/

Despite focusing mainly on the Phoenix Engine's realistic terrain system (http://blog.wolfire.com/2008/11/high-detail-terrain-shadows/), Wolfire lead programmer David Rosen has still found time to lay the foundation for Overgrowth's procedural character animation system.  Though the animation system is still in early development, fans were glad to see a character model hopping around on the terrain.

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