CryZENx has integrated the Fluid Flux plug-in into a remake, to offer beyond “those found in some AAA games”.
We told you about it at the end of May, CryZENx, author of Zelda Remake: Ocarina of Time in the Unreal Engine 4, He ported his project to the latest version of Epic Games’ engine, Unreal Engine 5. He just posted a second video focusing on the effects of water.
To achieve this result, CryZENx used fluid flow developed by Krystian Komisare. as its name indicates, fluid flow Offers “Real-time simulation of fluids in shallow water”. Everyone is free to judge the quality of the show, but CryZENx values for its part: “It’s one of the best water simulations I’ve seen in a game. It even beats AAA games”.
A new PlayStation 4 emulator enters the scene: fpPS4
Unreal Engine 4 is available for download
Like the previous one, this sequence is recorded on a laptop with an AMD Ryzen 9 5900HX processor; NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 portable graphics card; 32 GB of DDR4. Finally, remember that this port to Unreal Engine 5 is not currently available for free download; Maintained by CryZENx for Patreon subscribers. However, you can download a copy of the remake in Unreal Engine 4; You will find links on the server discord.
The fan is making Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake in Unreal Engine 5 and that’s very impressive
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