SapThePixelFox

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   by SapThePixelFox 2y ago

   Will work on that next then). It will be cool -- and worth the wait. Sorry if the project got on stall for some years. Life can be difficult some times and it was for me for all these years. Yet I put my heart into writing what's about
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   by SapThePixelFox 2y ago

   You should read scratchapixel really) https://www.scratchapixel.com/lessons/3d-basic-rendering/int... In the real world light travels from the light source to the eye. But this lesson xplains that simulating this
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   by SapThePixelFox 2y ago

   Hum to familiarize yourself with shaders/rendering techniques, do you see any other way but to build academic/collegiate level knowledge on computer graphics? Would love to understand how you intent to achieve results without know
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   by SapThePixelFox 2y ago

   Correct. This could be modified)
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   by SapThePixelFox 2y ago

   That's why the lessons are online. You can read through them and everything is explained there. In ray-tracing light most often travels from the eyes to the surface and from the surface to the lights (direct illumination). Various laws
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   by SapThePixelFox 2y ago

   AI-thumbnails will be removed soon.
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   by SapThePixelFox 2y ago

   )) The AI-thumbnails will be removed in a few weeks. Totally agree with you.