ZBrush

[Yomommassis]

look what i saw on deviantart
i want kf2 on ut3 or CE3 NOW!

http://sanzliot.deviantart.com/art/K...ng+floor&qo=84

[C_Gibby]

Reckon unreal and most systems can take this kinda model?

Well, I don't see how hard it can be. If every single mesh from KF was spruced up a bit, I guess all the "new" assets and old code can be moved to UDK3 for uberness.

[ro_sauce]

or maybe somebody just normal mapped the model in 3dsmax

[9_6]

Originally Posted by C_Gibby

Reckon unreal and most systems can take this kinda model?

Lolno.
That's over a million quads for ya.

[Falidell]

tanslates into roughly 2 million triangles... a few ut3 levels have well over 60 million triangles on scene at a time.... na i think it'll work out fine

[Benjamin]

I don't see why the current engine wouldn't handle it; you should be more concerned whether the end-user's machine itself will be able to handle it. It's an unnecessarily high detailed mesh, you could achieve more or less the same quality (or better) using bump/normal mapping or what have you.

I've not yet played a game that uses over two million polygons for a character.

[Wick]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

I don't see why the current engine wouldn't handle it; you should be more concerned whether the end-user's machine itself will be able to handle it. It's an unnecessarily high detailed mesh, you could achieve more or less the same quality (or better) using bump/normal mapping or what have you.

I've not yet played a game that uses over two million polygons for a character.

That's because all the game designers either get lazy or don't have the budget/time to make them detailed enough. However, we(by which I mean the people that aren't constrained with time/money) can develop something like that.