But it is extremely interesting how watching a realtime animation of the famous event can help put some things into perspective. There are no Hollywood quality effects here. Even better is that by downloading the commentary podcast from you can synch it up with the animation and listen to a Q&A session discussing the events that you are witnessing.

What could have been one of the dullest animations created turns into one of the most compelling. You will see how gradually the ship sank, and you will see how each major crew member decision affected the outcome.

Rendered using the Unreal Engine, you can watch from the point of the Titanic hitting the iceberg to the point of sinking, all as it happened, in realtime. The developer is in the process of completing a game based on the vessel, but has gone one step further and has released a realtime animation of the ship’s demise. But perhaps the most engaging is a new animation that has been developed by a games developer, Four Funnels Entertainment. We’ve had many documentaries, and a handful of films over many decades depicting the Titanic’s demise. How many for instance are aware that the Titanic’s identical sister ship (bar some very minor details), RMS Olympic, was in service almost a good year before the fated vessel, for instance? The sinking, and the ship itself has been subject to many myths and legends, as well as misconceptions. However it marks the night of the sinking of one of the most famous of ships, the RMS Titanic. In her final moments.Īpril the 14th probably won’t be a date that sticks in the minds of most people. Replay: A slow, stately animation that tracks the demise of one of the world’s most famous ships in realtime.

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