The latest 1.4 update for 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Half-Life: Alyx has just been released and its biggest highlight is 🍬the addiಌtion of liquid in bottles with incredibly realistic looking fluid physics.
You can shake the bottles around in VR, and see the liquid slosh about in various alcoholic bottles much li▨ke it would in reality. It looks so goo൲d, in fact, that you can just imagine it quenching your thirst in this virtual world in between all of the survival action in City 17.
Valve's visual effects developer Matthew Wilde worked on the new feature that was added in the latest update and posted some footage showing off the liquid in motion on Twitter. The short clip shows various wine bottles being shaken at different angles to demonstrate how the liquid reacts tꦑo your movements in a very realistic way. I can just imagine how fun it is to spend far too long messing around with every bottle you come across and shaking and sloshing the boozy beverages to your heart's content.
Imagine thinking you've finished and then remembering💝 gravity can change direction pic.twitter.com/sqE2CHLrVE
Wilde also posted another video that shows how the liquid's fluid movement also takes into consideration changes in gravity. The way the light catches on the bo🍌ttles and shines through the liquid is really very impressive.
Outside of the sloshing bottle of fun times, the update also adds a variety of quality of life fixes and UI improvements. The UI now appears faster when returning to the main menu screen, and improvements have also been made to the addon management section. Subtitles have been added for Brazilian, Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Italian, Portuguese, Ukrainian, and Viet🍰namese, as well as several fixes and features for the🥃 Half-Life: Alyx workshop that enables you to find addons created by the community.
You can see the rest of the🐈 update notes right 🌳.
If you're jumping into the VR adventure, here are all the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Half-Life: Alyx tips you need to help you survive in City 17.
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