Company 4T has released an amazing video, showing off a Honda Jet that was rendered in real-time by Unreal Engine 4. This tech demo showcases an amazing level of detail, really high-res textures, great reflections and refractions, as well as GI effects. What’s also impressive is that the entire scene is dynamic and dynamically lit. According to the company, each cabin light can be toggled and adjusted and anything that can move does (arm rests extend, knobs turn, tray tables extend and even the sink in the lavatory works). Make sure to watch the video at 1080p as it’s really, really impressive. Enjoy!

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waou ! 🙂 cool
but if you look close you can see there is no much anti aliasing :/
Yes…This is amazing btw. But if you look extremely closely some textures are a lillte underwhelming.now am a ******** for pointing it out but its the truth…Anyway great workv:)
Give them some credit. It was done by artists in their spare time.
Thanks for the great post! We’re incredibly happy with our results so far. We’ve been very happy with how UE4 performs, especially seeing as we’re a team of four artists who produced this in their spare time over a months time. We’re working on getting in the interactive and UI elements and will have an update soon. Thanks and if you have any questions we can try and answer them (we’re under a strict NDA with Epic games, so we can’t get into specifics about the engine at this time).
Cheers!