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www.reedbeta.com | ||
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mynameismjp.wordpress.com
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| | | | | A common part of most HDR rendering pipelines is some form of average luminance calculation. Typically it's used to implement Reinhard's method of image calibration, which is to map the geometric mean of luminance (log average) to some "key value". This, combined with some time-based adaptation, allows for a reasonable approximation of auto-exposure or human... | |
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therealmjp.github.io
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| | | | | There's been a bit of a stir on the Internet lately due to AMD's recent Leo demo, which was recently revealed to be using a modern twist on Light Indexed Deferred Rendering. The idea of light indexed deferred has always been pretty appealing, since it gives you some of the advantages of deferred rendering (namely using the GPU to decide which lights affect each pixel) while still letting you use forward rendering to actually apply the lighting to each surface. | |
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alain.xyz
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| | | | | A review of the state of the art in real time renderer architectures. | |
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gpfault.net
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| | | [AI summary] The article discusses the implementation of particle systems in WebGL 2, covering various enhancements such as dynamic billboard rendering using instancing, sprite textures, and the integration of force fields for more complex particle behaviors. It also details the setup of vertex arrays and buffers for efficient rendering, along with the necessary shader modifications to support these features. | ||
