MLB 14 The Show Video - Dynamic Batting and Fielding Cameras (PS4)

[tnixen]

Quote: Originally Posted by strawberryshortcake

I'll have to find out about the Madden Mo-Caps articles later, unless you or anyone else has a direct link to it. I guess I should bring up other previous video game baseball to illustrate better pitcher's follow through, whip motions, etc. I think most of the pitchers' in Proyakuu Spirits do show a more realistic follow through (e.g. strong follow through, force, speed, strong whip, strong leg kicks, the entire body into the pitch, etc. Pitching is about using the entire body....). Hopefully this shows that it can be done in a video game. The following are just random videos I found on youtube. I was hoping to see a more realistic change in the PS4 versions of the Show. Skip to the 3:30 mark and onward. Skip to the 5:58 mark and onward

WoW this game has some really great looking animations. I especially like the catcher animations.

[bcruise]

Quote: Originally Posted by nemesis04

One of those multiple topic threads I see. Lol

lol, Yeah. I at least tried to keep it on topic when I posted that video by utilizing the dynamic cameras (albeit on the PS3 version), but it's flown off the rails now.

[A_Quiet_Pro]

Quote: Originally Posted by strawberryshortcake

I'll have to find out about the Madden Mo-Caps articles later, unless you or anyone else has a direct link to it. I guess I should bring up other previous video game baseball to illustrate better pitcher's follow through, whip motions, etc. I think most of the pitchers' in Proyakuu Spirits do show a more realistic follow through (e.g. strong follow through, force, speed, strong whip, strong leg kicks, the entire body into the pitch, etc. Pitching is about using the entire body....). Hopefully this shows that it can be done in a video game. The following are just random videos I found on youtube. I was hoping to see a more realistic change in the PS4 versions of the Show.

Well, short typed version..... Madden does their Mo-Cap at a big studio in Canada, then they gotta polish the captures and get the captures to where they want them (functionality wise)... THEN THAT info gets sent to Tiburon down in Florida and THEY work with the info to get the proper action and speed of motion for whatever they're working with for whatever they're trying to do with it.. Needless to say, it's a process. And I imagine the MoCap process for TS and SCEA:SD is no different.

[Blzer]

Quote: Originally Posted by A_Quiet_Pro

Well, short typed version..... Madden does their Mo-Cap at a big studio in Canada, then they gotta polish the captures and get the captures to where they want them (functionality wise)... THEN THAT info gets sent to Tiburon down in Florida and THEY work with the info to get the proper action and speed of motion for whatever they're working with for whatever they're trying to do with it.. Needless to say, it's a process. And I imagine the MoCap process for TS and SCEA:SD is no different.

Actually, I seem to remember that their San Diego studios has everything tight-nit, but they are in different buildings. Maybe I'm mixing mo-cap with something else like audio, but they have a whole lot (a center, that is) with different buildings devoted to different areas of the game.

[A_Quiet_Pro]

Quote: Originally Posted by Blzer

Actually, I seem to remember that their San Diego studios has everything tight-nit, but they are in different buildings. Maybe I'm mixing mo-cap with something else like audio, but they have a whole lot (a center, that is) with different buildings devoted to different areas of the game.

I'm not really focusing on the different sites with my explanation. (It's easy to electronically transfer info), BUT I meant to focus on how after the captures are taken, it's a process to get them to be where the devs need them to be to work for the game.