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Wild paper synthesizes photorealistic imagery for corresponding video game footage, roughly via a generator informed by extracted semantic scene info and a discriminator minimizing differences vs. photographic dataset. intel-isl.github.io/PhotorealismEn

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gives a nice overview with lots of comparisons. Also suggests an interesting possible future for this work—that photorealistic game engines could become very simple, emitting coarse scene info rather than complete renders.

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Jun 5, 2021

To the latter point, it could also make designing worlds much more simple, since finer details could be filled in by the renderer. This paper a great example- minecraft world model produces amazing results nvlabs.github.io/GANcraft/

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Ah, I hadn't seen GANcraft—thank you!

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