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While is it has been revealed that Doom 3 can be used for machinima, it is not quite to the level that movie studios will have real interest.

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He believes that by years end they will be rendering scenes with the new engine, but the renderer will not be ready for a year.Ĭarmack believes that rendering has gotten to the point that it is approaching offline rendering that movie studios use.

He stated that in theory all game engines should draw media from other engines. He is pondering rendering image design issues. He began research on the new engine two months ago. While Quake 3 was written in C the core of Doom 3 is C++. He took the Quake 3 engine, and took out the renderer for the first steps of the new engine. He gave us a look back at the beginnings of the Doom 3 engine. The complexity has changed tremendously and an important feature of modern engines he believes must be giving the designers the tools they desire. He also talked about the art and craft of game engine design. He also touched on polygon count which used to be a limiter, but he says now and going forward that is no longer the case.

He explained features like floating point blending, and how he enjoyed the unlimited instruction count of modern video cards. Expect hints and the new engine and game, Quake 4, and the dedicated Linux server, and Linux client port as well as id's view on piracy, and the further blurring of movies and gaming, and the tools that make them.Ĭarmack talked a great deal about the technical features of the Doom 3 engine to explain new features he is working on for the next gen engine. What follows if our summary of Carmacks talk with a look at thoughtful questions from the Q and A. This was followed by a question and answer session with questions taken on cards from attendees. Luckily a DVD was cut of his talk which was played for Quakecon attendees looking for their Carmack fix. This meant for the first time John was unable to give his traditional state of the id talk. id's baby Doom 3 has just been delivered, and yesterday id genius John Carmack became a proud father as his wife gave birth to their first child. Everyone likes to have fun once in a while, but not everyone thinks gaming is so critical that it justifies building a second machine just for it. They have other reasons they want a Mac, but they just feel it should be able to run some good games too.

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Mac users aren't purchasing their Macs specifically to be a *game system*. I've played everything from Halo to UT2004 to Medal of Honor to Spiderman on it, and it all works fine for me.

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In fact, my G5 only has the Radeon 9600 Pro in it, and I have no complaints about video speed with it either. Sure, you may not achieve 'insane frame rates' like some PCs get - but that's more a wet-dream for benchmarking weenies than what you realistically need to enjoy a game. The Radeon 9800 cards in a G5 play everything I've ever seen ported to Mac just fine. The G5 is the obvious choice if you want to be a Mac user and still have it double as a 'gaming computer'. Yeah, you're pretty much correct here - but frankly, I don't know why people keep blowing their money on systems like iMacs or eMacs and expecting to then play the latest 3D games on them? I briefly considered returning Doom III, but my desire for virtual blood and gore exceeded my indignation at being labeled a pirate by id. I had long ago switched to using Alcohol (even kids game cds now feature the most sophisticated protection methods)-and I promptly unloaded it and disabled the virtual drive it offered, but Doom III still insisted it couldn't read the CD until after I scanned my registry for clonecd-related entries. They're bad enough on my disks, you wouldn't believe how many children's game cds and DVDs they've nearly destroyed (most can be fixed with a DVD doctor). I had used clonecd in the past, had uninstalled it 2 years ago, and Doom 3 refused to install, claiming that it couldn't read the cd until after I regedited away the lingering registry entries from clonecd.Ĭompletely bogus, especially because clonecd was not installed anymore, and I've never used it to make an unauthorized copy of anything (I use it so I don't have to expose irreplaceable game cds to my 4 and 1 year olds.