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Call of Duty: Black Ops II was developed using a further iteration of the IW engine.[7] Texture blending was improved 💸 due to a new technology called "reveal mapping" which compared tones between two textures and then blends them together. Also, 💸 there were upgrades to the lighting engine which included HDR lighting, bounce lighting, self-shadowing, intersecting shadows and various other improvements. 💸 Call of Duty: Black Ops II took advantage of DirectX 11 video cards on the Windows version of the game. 💸 The "zombie" mode was moved to the multiplayer portion of the engine which will allow for much more variety within 💸 this part of the game.[8]

IW 6.0 to IW 7.0 [ edit ]

Sledgehammer Games engine [ edit ]

Call of Duty: Advanced 💸 Warfare featured Sledgehammer Games' in-house custom engine with only a few lines of legacy code remaining from the IW engine.[40] 💸 Majority of the engine in Advanced Warfare had been built from the ground up.[41][42] Sledgehammer Games incorporated brand new animation, 💸 physics, rendering, lighting, motion capture and facial animation systems.[43][44][45] The developers reworked the audio engine which had also been built 💸 from the ground up.[46] According to Sledgehammer Games audio director Don Veca, the team was able to incorporate an audio 💸 intelligence system to the game.[47][48][49]

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered were 💸 developed on an advanced version of this engine with modifications from Raven Software and Beenox, respectively.[50][51] Raven Software and Beenox 💸 introduced enhancements to the original games including new models and animations as well as rebuilt textures.[52][53] Call of Duty: WWII 💸 uses an improved version of Sledgehammer Games' in-house custom engine from Advanced Warfare.[54] Sledgehammer Games eventually replaced this engine with 💸 IW 8.0 for their next game, Call of Duty: Vanguard, in 2024.[55][56]