Here Is Your First Look At Nvidia's APEX Physics In Unreal Engine 4

DSOGaming writes: "YouTube’s member ‘seujose’ has posted some new videos, showing off some Nvidia APEX physics effects that have been implemented in Unreal Engine 4. Although we don’t know whether those APEX effects are GPU or CPU accelerated, we do know that this is the first WIP footage of Nvidia’s APEX effects in Unreal Engine 4."

[rodiabloalmeida]

Interesting. But the materials behavior are wrong. Needs tweaking. For those interested, there are more videos in the article, not just the one embeded here.

[john2]

It definitely needs more work and polish. This is still too early WIP footage

[webeblazing]

the other destruction video looks better. i hate when you destroy a wall or something and the debree just disappear

[TheDevKit]

If we're considering this to be the first instance of seeing physics on the next Unreal Engine, it's not all that bad.

[bienio]

Cool but when I want see games actualy using this engine...

[MrGEE]

nice

[OutcastMosquito]

Pretty neat looking destruction.

[impet25]

Wow this is why I choose Nvidia for my graphics card needs.

[Fishy Fingers]

APEX will also work on AMD cards. But yeah, I've usually stuck with Team Green.

[Dojan123]

I have been on Team Green since my I left my first 4850. However, I am starting to waver for my next GPU.

[alti]

...for my portfolio project back in college I did a demo in unreal where I broke glass in one part of the level. It was incredibly simple and done in the unreal engine "3". This was definitely not impressive at all.

[mochachino]

Is that supposed to be cheap wood or glass.