The Strange Graphics Of LETHAL COMPANY

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Lethal Company has some very compelling visuals, but how much of it did the developer make themselves? And how does it all come together?
Topics covered: Frame capturing, fixed resolution rendering, edge detection, posterization, depth of field, bloom
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@Acerola_t

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@maksymillian

babe wake up

@KoshakiDev

I can't believe the helmet visor is an actual 3D model and not a simple PNG applied over the entire screen.

@cabbageman3195

I would love for this to be a full series where you cover different games

@Jecket22

Love how you find out that Lethal Company was made with Unity by dumping assets with an external tool even though the first screen you'll see when starting Lethal Company is "Made with Unity"

@mikatomik5532

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@doongi2001

I like to imagine the dev just had no idea what they were doing with the shaders, made something super slow, couldn’t figure out how to optimise it, then just went screw it and lowered the resolution and called it a day

@harney-barrow2036

It's like the graphical equivalent to a 24-bit DAW project file exported as an 96kbps MP3 and then converting that to FLAC.

@CheeseWithMold

Man, putting the cat video on the screen during the ad read is such a 200 IQ move. I'm surprised more people don't do something like that.

@vincentl7022

You can be sure even Lethal company dev learned stuff from this vid

@IgnacioStegmayer

Just one guy with no shader coding experience made this. That's inspirational as fuck.

@alexdacat7052

seeing all the stuff computers do in a single frame makes me realize how powerful computers really are

@mosti72

Loved the video! Although, I think chromatic abberation is also used in the game several times, such as when you're being chased, or when you look at other player's dead body.

@paramarabo

I understand why they didnt use occlusion culling in the dungeons.

@sodapop6610

As someone who's just now learning how to optimize the performance of a game, this was deeply insightful. That's also a ridiculous amount of drawcalls... Those drawcalls were definitely multiplied by the shaders and post processing he is using. For anyone wondering, shadows and lighting are horrendously expensive for games.

@minifluffk

One things I really love about the game's visuals is the fact that not only are they realistic at first, they're stylized in a way that the game footage genuinely does look like some sort of LiveLeak, low-quality footage

@Maagiicc

I've never really been into game development, but I really want to make a game in the art style of Lethal Company , It Steals, and jdh's game

@ferenc_l

I love watching videos about graphics programming without actually doing graphics programming

@PhilipLL

The off kilter origional resolution to native resolution ratio actually kinda works. (Which really surprises me). I think its because it matches shitty work cameras and the low effort rendering and ui design you often find on professional software. Like you are operating some shit software for a minimum wage job.