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[–] McScience@discuss.online 1 points 1 year ago (3 children)

Yeah, anything with Ray tracing will have player reflections. You usually don't see them because they're faking ray tracing by baking the light bounces when the scene first loads

[–] Buddahriffic@sh.itjust.works 7 points 1 year ago

You can have missing objects with real ray tracing. Like the player object itself generally doesn't need to be rendered so it might not even be added to the scene. Unless the player is looking down. If their arms are holding a gun or reloading, it might just be disembodied arms if you could move the camera to see it from another angle.

Or, different game, but in GT7, the ray tracing doesn't include vehicles' self reflections. Which is probably an optimization because every reflection ray trivially intersects with the object it is reflecting from, so it makes sense to skip the reflecting object, but then you miss cases where it should be reflecting another part of itself.

Yeah, anything with Ray tracing will have player reflections.

Cyberpunk doesn't/didn't by default though.
Last I checked you could kind of enable them in a config file, but the model used doesn't have a head so your reflections are that of a headless V.

Unless they fixed it, you were either a ghost/vampire or a headless chicken.
Pretty jank when you carry a corpse and the dead guy you carry has this perfect reflection in glass panes and puddles or whatnot but you're just inexistant.

[–] Whirlybird@aussie.zone 4 points 1 year ago

Yeah, anything with Ray tracing will have player reflections.

Not true, ray tracing isn't a "everything all the time" thing.