A Sneaky Trick Most FPS Games Use

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Battlefield 5 i think i remember the gun moves away from the wall
Comment from : vinceBlanket

The game he shows is called apex
Comment from : C3r0x

My man just disappeared
Comment from : Slade dude

i love that the comments are 1/2 unity beginners and the other 1/2 has no idea how game development works at all
Comment from : Nunya Bidness

Screw that, just call it black magic and you’re done
Comment from : Ryan Wu

the better implementation that most High-Quality games use is to scale the gun by a huge factor (like 200 times smaller than it seems) and put it in front of the camera at super close range, that way because of the perspective gun appears as big as normal and don't need the the a different render target or render pass much more optimized
Comment from : stoidat daeva

That cutout of the gun in white, i thought for a sec it was a flashbang animation
Comment from : Kirby Vera Cruz

Multiverse exist
Comment from : ZodaicYT

TF2 STOCK SHOTGUN
Comment from : Whomobile

I NEED MORE BULLETS
Comment from : isaías garcía

how tf 23 milions like for some basics knowledge bruh if u didnt thouht abouti it before, like, damn take a 2nd pair of glasses to better see the world
Comment from : Darkvidou

I think most modern FPS's the character raises or lowers their gun to compensate, even in the Far Cry series
Comment from : SynthLizard8

That’s Greenwich navel museum
Comment from : Christopher Buckenham photography

why is this gun the size of a bullet hole lol always found that weird
Comment from : JUPITER13n

VR doesn't have this problem
Comment from : Brian & Sarah Gillespie

So it's not like that at all
Comment from : gacekky1

z-index: 999;
Comment from : Anik Sarker

Or sometimes they make it go towards the camera more
Comment from : bladeboy

ghost recon phantoms didnt have that "problem"
Comment from : HerraQtamo

I was just thinkin bout this video
Comment from : jon sponser

It Z buffer, and with it you can control what thing will be always render on foreground, and what is on background( commonly using for sky or skybox objects)
Comment from : Abel Bloodstone

ah yes, the same method since Wolfenstein 3D
Comment from : Herald

oh just like real life
Comment from : Garcirious

So how do others see it?
Comment from : Abhimanyu Sareen

"EZ PZ LEMON SQUEEZY"
Comment from : Asif Ansari

Same
Comment from : Nige Jay B

so we are a literal potato just like my aim xD
Comment from : Bruce Wayne

arena breakout realy did a good job
Comment from : cdfv B3B3

so engines doesnt have z-index? lololol
Comment from : ProtectedClassTest

What game is that? The one in the canyon, looks super familiar but can't put my finger on it
Comment from : EVEREST VR

Red faction does this, but if you get a remote charge thrown on your face the gun ends up shooting it despite is being behind the gun
Comment from : eroc

now you make the gun model huge, covering 40 of the screen just to make sure you can get that sweet 30fps on your console release and call it optimizing
Comment from : PsychoEkan

When is he gonna post again lmbo
Comment from : Smalldemonicgremlin

Lol bro no The can be made solid just as the character so it doesn't tear through walls
Comment from : geof

so?
Comment from : hmjahir77

Tarkov
Comment from : Carlson Bench

Welcome to redmatch 2
Comment from : jacob sorlie

Ta em outro layer
Comment from : Gamygn

Render prioritybrI animate with Cinema 4D and there is a thing called render composite and I can prioritise objects, whether or not they're visible to the camera or reflections That includes objects inside another object If the object inside has higher priority despite being in a cube we still see it fullybrbrbrRendering separately isn't necessary
Comment from : T-ReyeHD

In rust you can shoot people through doors when your gun clips through
Comment from : Pat Baker

time frame live
Comment from : Jamie w

I think that Tarkov does not do this
Comment from : ymom11

That's why sometimes in games you can shoot behind the Wall
Comment from : Pt Prashant Tripathi

Was the first game shown dods?
Comment from : Rick Boone

Tarkov: "yeah, your gun is just not goign through that wall"
Comment from : PraDaoX _

collision enters the chat
Comment from : InspireRise

look at ground branch
Comment from : Fireslime

this is not helping me win my comps bro whats the use of this knowledge? :(
Comment from : Shantanu Biradar

Don't try an clip your gun through the wall, that's impossible Instead, only try to realise the truth there is no spoon
Comment from : U _ T

Dead developers, stop doing that you are messing with my depth buffers on ReShade
Comment from : KokoJacK

So counter strike is multiverse war
Comment from : RNS10

no its just told to render on the top layer so if anything, the world clips through it
Comment from : Da Big Boo

Now do Tarkov
Comment from : Tyler Nicolas

That's why I never clip through walls either
Comment from : Theoneandmarlboroman

It is disadvantage becose you don't see your weapon peaking out when it's clearly peaking out
Comment from : Crabefeller

Is that why my hit markers are going too to a seperate universe?
Comment from : Zeus

EFT: 🥱
Comment from : B Pop

This is knowledge I didn’t need to know
Comment from : Jacob Lilley

still waiting for a game that will be realistic in gun / obstacle handling The worst possible scenario is people shooting at you with only their head showing from behind a hill / obstacle and the famous "i cant point the gun straight down from behind a railing or a window"
Comment from : PoltergeistWorks

d4c is going crazy these days 💀
Comment from : Mrg-Ali

So basicly he just explained a small part of 4d world dynamic
Comment from : Lương Trí Vĩ

Most games you arent actually seeing the gun as it is seen from outside, it is a seperate rendering entirely There are a few games that do render your FPV actual to what is external, one of them that comes to mind is star citizen, but there are a few more However most games dont do this
Comment from : Adawg 303

Or you can program the gun and the person to stop at a certain distance from the wall
Comment from : Channel Name

Ah yes, game engine lore and its multiverses
Comment from : Dan Mystro

Yeah that same feature is the reason i can't understand if my gun is seen behind a corner or not
Comment from : al aas

in unturned, the gun b*clips*/b through the wall and can be seen on the other side
Comment from : Fizz_Zeloit Rocket

In halo 3 you can see a very detailed reloading animation, but if you change to 3rd person in theatre mode you'll see another animation They might have done two rendering animations since the first person hands could not match the 3d model in 3rd person
Comment from : Luis Treviño

TMNT Shredders revenge is a banger!
Comment from : TheRyanNation

MP40
Comment from : Limasunep Longkumer

or layers
Comment from : OmerPasa3328

what game is this
Comment from : Israel dlr

As someone who play apex legend, i can assure you the audio in this game is in another universe
Comment from : Hellgatyr

The internet is full of useless videos Here's one
Comment from : dexter

so layers
Comment from : Void Magus

except pubg
Comment from : Nothing

Hurtworld Shotgun
Comment from : Killer Turner

So its why my shoots hits the corner while im in cover behind it
Comment from : nazareno Silva

What about the games that lift the barrel up when you’re face to face with a wall?
Comment from : DavDivesIn

Ohhhhh that’s how
Comment from : Crazy Little Testers

Its called ‘’viewmodel’’
Comment from : Glitchmouse

In pubg you cant aim in front of the wall
Comment from : hruaisanga chhangte

what about fortnite?
Comment from : Ilyesツ k

not exactly but turning off z buffer check slightly complex to explain
Comment from : Roman Genkhel

pubgm be like : "haha"
Comment from : ATEEE

when how the Bullet or the ammo know which universe to go
Comment from : Nahid 01

its simple in upbge
Comment from : rahoomeekhalid

I didn’t need to deal with that, because I make the gun a part of the character
Comment from : The Lentils

Still bean
Comment from : NovaLyvindy Gaming

Another common technique is to render a really tiny gun and reduce the distance to the camera to the same proportion you reduced the gun to This way the gun stays inside the character's bounding cylyinder and doesn't clip inside walls, downside is the gun's shadows might not be rendered correctly and reflections in case of chromed guns even less so
Comment from : Jack Mcslay