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I am currently in the realtime raytracing course. Although I don't intend to do this in my system, they obviously know, how to make raytracing more efficiently. Up to now only the introduction has finished, but I already got an idea. It is advanteous to not ratrace in lines, but in small clusters. For non aliased images, I can implement that quite easily, some changes in the control function and I would have to change the image writer (it is currently also line based).

Posted by Josef Meixner in California 2005 at 18:50 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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