seems like objects didn't have a specific mass/inertia

but...what do I know

Doh! I was in the process of posting this and took too long on the description so in-between validating the embed and posting you beat me!

Cool vid!

Upvote for the part where the first-person gets sucked into the tornado/vortex. That was cool.

Trippy.

[Krupo finishes watching vid] Dude, you can put it in *art. This was really well done. Excellent 'choreography' with the music.

[edit: per YT song is "Aberdeen City - Pretty Pet"]

Adding video to channels (Art) - requested by Krupo.

thats mad lol , the bit where the boxes fall down and lift the car up you could so easily replace those boxes with an approximated mesh with a good water shader and you have just achieved the coolest water affect in gaming history.

Thats awesome

From his Youtube description, this isn't actually real-time rendering. In fact, in the video he notes that each frame took 8 seconds to render. It looks awesome, but there is no way you're going to get the CryEngine to actually do this for you at 30fps. He actually made the video by taking screen captures of each frame and then compiling them into a video. This had to be incredibly time consuming.

As Lurch writes, this isn't real-time. At -3:34 it says

"sys_physics_cpu 0 significantly reduces framerates, that was rendered at around 8spf; 8 seconds per frame!
Remember to also use fixed_time_frame
I used 0.33333 for both clips."

It's still awesomely cool, but not real-time.

"take a block from the bottom and put it on top... JENGA!"

OMFG Crysis did 9/11!

it will be real time soon enough, younglings

normally id upvote but the music made me cringe

I wonder if 8 seconds per frame is real time for a sloth.

damn it. i saw this video and thought, I won't post it to videosift cause, who would vote for this ?
how wrong could i have been

New for the NES.

That first frame proves it! It had to be explosives at the base of the stack they fell at near free fall speeds, It's a government conspiracy!

There is a high-quality version of this on stage6, find it here: http://www.stage6.com/user/Neillithan/video/1911267/