Why are people getting so excited about realtime global illumination and code hot-swap? CryEngine 3 already supports both, and has done so for the past year or so.
Realtime global illumination has been possible for the past few years. I believe Crytek was the first studio to make a game engine with support for the same (www6.incrysis.com/Light_Propagation_Volumes.pdf)
And the code hot-swap feature in the freely-available CryEngine 3 SDK isn't just for Lua, there's the CryMono project which adds support for hot-swapping C# scripts.
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Why are people getting so excited about realtime global illumination and code hot-swap? CryEngine 3 already supports both, and has done so for the past year or so.
Realtime global illumination has been possible for the past few years. I believe Crytek was the first studio to make a game engine with support for the same (www6.incrysis.com/Light_Propagation_Volumes.pdf)
And the code hot-swap feature in the freely-available CryEngine 3 SDK isn't just for Lua, there's the CryMono project which adds support for hot-swapping C# scripts.