If you don't know how to use unreal engine 3, than don't use it. This game is a bigger offender than RE5. 
 
However, this is the demo, so we'll have to see what happens in the real game.

You mean clipping? It happens... very few games have it completely ironed out.

How do you know the clipping would be any better with any other engine anyways?

" You mean clipping? It happens... very few games have it completely ironed out. "

Its not exactly the worst offender, there are games that have it a lot worse.

It's not even that bad..

have fun not playing any 3d game ever!

Yeah, I really don't know of any 3d games that don't have any clipping.

I think Fight Night is the franchise with the best collision detection so far. Other than that, no games come to mind that have a remarkable way of dealing with it.

Clipping? That's by no means exclusive to Unreal Engine 3. 
 
Also, this game has taken me by suprise. I played the demo and loved it so, so much.

Clipping. It's defintetly not going away soon, so might as well deal with it. Not many games (or any of that I know) have gotten past this problem.  
 
Besides, the only noticeable clipping problem was the cape, and that didn't ruin the demo for me, and it sure won't ruin the full game.

" If you don't know how to use unreal engine 3, than don't use it. This game is a bigger offender than RE5.   However, this is the demo, so we'll have to see what happens in the real game. "

I barely even noticed it. There have been games with far worse clipping that didn't use UE3.

" have fun not playing any 3d game ever! "

" Clipping? That's by no means exclusive to Unreal Engine 3.  Also, this game has taken me by suprise. I played the demo and loved it so, so much. "

" @Drebin_893 said:

" Clipping? That's by no means exclusive to Unreal Engine 3.  Also, this game has taken me by suprise. I played the demo and loved it so, so much. "

It was a freaking good demo, and I wasn't bashing UE3. Just third parties that use it and have a ton of problem with it. The guys heads were going through walls. I dropped a guy near the first guard that the joker dropped and he went through him. The cap then started to go through guys and walls. I also found it way too linked to the comics. A lot of people are not going to know who oracle is. The action was kick ass though. Pretty freaking amazing!!! "

"I also found it way too linked to the comics. A lot of people are not going to know who oracle is. The action was kick ass though. Pretty freaking amazing!!!"

" @mugugipan said:

" @Drebin_893 said:

" Clipping? That's by no means exclusive to Unreal Engine 3.  Also, this game has taken me by suprise. I played the demo and loved it so, so much. "

It was a freaking good demo, and I wasn't bashing UE3. Just third parties that use it and have a ton of problem with it. The guys heads were going through walls. I dropped a guy near the first guard that the joker dropped and he went through him. The cap then started to go through guys and walls. I also found it way too linked to the comics. A lot of people are not going to know who oracle is. The action was kick ass though. Pretty freaking amazing!!! "

how can you complain about Oracle? its awesome that they are throwing in things that are lesser known, I was shocked. Hell I hope Nightwing shows up as at least a skin no that I know what general part of the time line it take place in. "

" @mugugipan said:

"I also found it way too linked to the comics. A lot of people are not going to know who oracle is. The action was kick ass though. Pretty freaking amazing!!!"

 Well they do give you character bios the instant you hear a character mentioned. Also I noticed no clipping.  I did notice a lack of physics, I threw batarangs at most everything in that room and nothing reacted except for monitor screens busting (only the big ones mind you).   Nothing really important, but it does make me wonder what the PhysX stuff is all about. "

" If you don't know how to use unreal engine 3, than don't use it. This game is a bigger offender than RE5.   However, this is the demo, so we'll have to see what happens in the real game. "

You got to be realistic and expect some. But that doesnt mean if it is real bad it should be excused. I have yet to play the demo, I think I will just wait for the whole game to come out.

" what's clipping? "

 That video with the physx implementation just screams lazy to me...
 
Why is there no steam at all, or any spark particles (the first instance, there are some in the second) with it off? What about people with an ATI gpu? I have NVIDIA so I could run this (if I was interested in getting it) but they shouldn't ride on physx and half ass the game for people without. When did they stop putting physics calculations on the cpu, especially now that we have multiple cores, in order to solely rely on physx? Removing particles and effects when they don't have the physics available? Why not have some eye candy that simply isn't as reactive? Lazy...

I also just want to say that I think this game looks really, really nice.

I decided to make a short video of my favorite part with the physx stuff from the demo which was the tile floor exploding on impact. I'm kinda hoping there's more destruction like this through out the game, adds to the feeling of being one powerful dude. Oh.. and sorry for thread hijacking, OP. Please don't hit me.
 

At this point I would like to point out that 'clipping' does not refer to collision errors (at least in computer graphics). It refers to the culling of polygons that are obscured from view.

Putting stuff in other stuff...
 SUP DAWG, WE HEARD YOU LIKE GAMES, SO WE PUT A GAME IN YOUR GAME SO YOU CAN PLAY WHILE YOU PLAY. 

" At this point I would like to point out that 'clipping' does not refer to collision errors (at least in computer graphics). It refers to the culling of polygons that are obscured from view. "

" @torus said:

" At this point I would like to point out that 'clipping' does not refer to collision errors (at least in computer graphics). It refers to the culling of polygons that are obscured from view. "

Right, but clipping can be remedied by proper collision detection. "

" I didn't even notice it. "

" @ColumnBreaker said:

" @torus said:

" At this point I would like to point out that 'clipping' does not refer to collision errors (at least in computer graphics). It refers to the culling of polygons that are obscured from view. "

Right, but clipping can be remedied by proper collision detection. "

Huh? The word 'clipping' is an optimization technique that has nothing to do with physics collisions. It's a misnomer. "

Clipping has been in nearly every game. Whether it's been noticeable or not. But I do have to say, I've had a lot of problems mainly with the UE3 engine and clipping. But really, I hardly notice it when I'm getting shot or beaten to death in the game.

Is this PhysX stull in the console versions?

" Is this PhysX stull in the console versions? "

" @ColumnBreaker: It's a common misnomer that comes from the fact that the no-collision cvar in some classic Id title (I forget which) was called noclip. I'm not sure why they called it that, but people took the word 'clip' to mean collision detection. To use 'clipping' to mean a LACK of proper collision detection is almost doubly-wrong. "

Well, yes, third party developers will have a problem adjusting to an engine made by someone else, but I think a lot of the stories about UE3 stems from Midways decision to force it on all their developers, which seems like a very odd decision for a publisher to make. But yeah, clipping will be ever present in 3D games, at least for a long, long time to come.