#Bethesda gamebryo engine pro
#Bethesda gamebryo engine code
#Bethesda gamebryo engine Pc

#Bethesda gamebryo engine pro

Windows 11 pro ењ†4 (Yes, it's genuinely a good OS) Razer Huntsman TE (custom white and steel keycaps) Logitech G Pro wireless + Steelseries Prisma XL Logitech G560 |Razer Leviathan | Corsair Void pro RGB |Blue Yeti micД¬orsair HX 750i (Platinum, fan off til 300W) Galax RTX 3090 SG 24GB: Often underclocked to 1500Mhz 0.737vДўTB WD SN850 NVME + 1TB Sasmsung 970 Pro NVME + WD AN1500 1TB + 1TB Intel 6000P NVME USB 3.2

Ryzen R7 5800X (PBO tweaked, 4.4-5.05GHz)Д®K Quantum Velocity AM4 + EK Quantum ARGB 3090 w/ active backplate. Thus why we see such old methods of game design still readily visible in bethesda's games. This ment Bethesda just let the game engine sit with no real reason to improve anything, after all the cash cow aka consoles didnt need any improvements.

#Bethesda gamebryo engine Pc

Direct X 8.1 was relevent from 2001-2003 for the most part where it was replaced in earnest by Direct X 9 game was already well into development obviously so changes were impossible but you can see how this is going when Direct X 9.0c hit well it hit stride fast, was pretty much cut copy paste from console to PC simplifying the process.

#Bethesda gamebryo engine code

The game engines age is apparent most of its source code is from a time when DX 8.1 was relevent. In general Bethesda kinda just halfassed shadowing, in general hell Skyrim dosent even support Ambient Occlusion properly which almost all games use now to improve shadows, you have to force it via Nvidia drivers, AMD users cant even access that lol.

Gamebryo is also limited by shadow resolution over an areaД®xample say you have 4096 shadow maps and shadow distance 8000 well as we all know setting shadow distance to 4000 improves clarity of shadows, this is because the game essentially just applies shadows like a giant texture map, 4096 shadow map gets scaled across distance, thus looks like shit, think of it as blowing up a 512x512 texture map to 2048x2048 youll notice it gets blurry edges get pixelated well same idea.

Gamebryo engine used by Skyrim and all of bethesda's titles dosent even properly support smooth shadows in general without filters and extras, unlike 90% of the rest of the market which does, Skyrim = Gamebryo tweaked to allow a few shader changes on there old code, more Shader Model 3.0 Oriented, shadowing is tweaked but heres the kickerДЄcross all the above games, shadows are cpu based, but what youll notice is shadowing they added in oblivion was removed in fallout 3 and New Vegas to an extent, because it self shadowing for instance never really functioned properly in Oblivion, after having fixed the rendering and improving it youll notice self shadowing made a come back but mostly youll notice thatДЄre usually disabled by default why? because it hits the cpu like a shit ton of bricks, there are some gpu aspects to shadows, but most of Skyrims shadows look like there straight out of 2000-2003 games,Д®ven old school Rome Total War released in 2003 with 10k soldiers on screen offered better shadowing then skyrim in some regards. Oblivion = Gamebyro released 2006 Direct X 9 but sticks to mostly Shader Model 2.0 which runs worse then Shader 3.0 on same hardware,ДЇallout 3 = Gamebryo again released 2008 using Direct X9.0c some more shader 3.0 effects are used but still mostly Shader 2.0 BasedДЇallout New Vegas = Gamebryo again same as above cut and dry no changes, Net Immerse is bought out and renamed gamebryo gets Direct X 9.0 overall Morrowind = Net Immerse released 2002-2003 using Direct X 8.1