The Alpha 3.22 model of Star Citizen is at present being examined by a part of the neighborhood, and the primary movies and pictures are filtering by way of displaying some actually spectacular hair know-how.
The tech was teased at Citizencon, however now we get to see it absolutely applied within the palms of gamers, and it seems to be actually spectacular.
Hair has at all times been one of many weak factors of Star Citizen‘s presentation and it is by no means too detailed in on-line video games. Seems like Cloud Imperium Video games has achieved outcomes which have eluded even many builders of single-player video games.
Under you’ll be able to see a number of movies revealed by gamers who’ve entry to the general public check servers, beginning with one showcasing the brand new hair within the character creation recorded by Mozza The Kiwi.
A second video by Fulguro Geek reveals each the character creation and the hair in-game.
The third video recorded by CarbonPixel, is only a bit extra playful, displaying how the hair behaves if you happen to’ve had a bit an excessive amount of to drink.
In different Star Citizen information, the sport’s crowdfunding marketing campaign has handed $650 million, and it is now at $650,836,218, whereas the sport counts 4,964,355 registered customers. In fact,not all are paying prospects, since many merely register an account to attempt Star Citizen throughout the many free fly occasions.
Star Citizen is creatively directed by Wing Commander creator Chris Roberts. It has been in improvement for over a yr attaining many technical breakthroughs and you may try a latest and reasonably spectacular tech demo displaying its promise. That being stated, it has no full launch date but.
A cinematic single-player marketing campaign titled Squadron 42, can also be coming, and CIG lately introduced that it is feature-complete. It is enriched by a star-studded solid together with Mark Hamill, Gillian Anderson, Gary Oldman, John Rhys-Davies, and extra.
Full disclosure: the writer of this put up backed Star Citizen’s crowdfunding marketing campaign.
