The video you want to watch has been integrated dreamswhich is a video game but also a kind of mystical toolset that you can create with anything.
You may have seen many, often confusing dreams Videos if you spend long enough on forums or twitter. I say confusing because the game is so flexible and powerful that many of its The best creations begin to look almost identical to the things they try to emulate or pay homage to.
I wrote about a Sonic the Hedgehog game last yearfor example, this… looked exactly like something Sega would have released 5-10 years ago. Jack Yarwood’s excellent feature on the game for us in 2020 also contained a number of other excellent examples, from static images (like the one below) to game tributes.
However, the video I want to talk about tonight is this incredible recreation of one of the most famous scenes from Jurassic Parkwhich uses darkness and modern computing power to be almost indistinguishable from the actual scene from the actual movie:
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Here’s the original scene for comparison (I set it to autoplay at the right moment in the video below, but if for some reason it doesn’t work on your device, you should skip to 3:18):
And here is a direct screenshot comparison:
If you’re wondering how Krenautica made it or just want to see it in a higher resolution, this YouTube video breaks down his entire process, showing the excruciating amount of work required to build the set to scale, which required everything the size of the Fence wiring to get the angle of the car doors match the original.