Every now and then, I see something so cool that my head explodes. It happened this morning while watching this video.
Beast Light mapping in Unity3D.
Woah.
I'd better start cleaning up now.
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Beast is pretty awesome and used in quite a lot of games, but it's already old hat technology. They should really integrate Geomerics:
http://www.geomerics.com/
Now *that* makes my head explode.
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