- the blog post provides a walkthrough of the bindless implementation in Wicked Engine for both Vulkan and D3D12
- starting with an overview of what the bindless model is, how it interacts with subresource and different resource types
- additionally presents the implementation considerations and device capabilities that need to be respected
- the article shows how to integrate skyboxes into UE4
- explains how cube maps are encoded and how to write the shader to render them
- additionally covers how to generate and convert data into the suitable format
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- the articles describes the evolution of a multiple layered tilemap renderer
- starting at using the build-in Unity renderers, showing the incremental improvements
- the final solution is a custom rendering stack that stores the layers as voxels, containing indices into texture array slices
- the video explains the smoothstep curve visually
- provides examples of uses cases, including a showcase of a simple toon shading implementation
- the Twitter thread provides a detailed explanation on how to correctly calculate normal vectors from vertex displacement
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- registration for Microsoft’s online conference on April 20-21
- includes talks about several new DirectX features, Xbox innovations, as well as talks from partners
- the video provides an in-depth walkthrough of a debugging vertex ID shader
- IDs are visualized by generating camera facing quads with applied digits from a texture atlas
- the paper presents a neural-network-based approach that is aimed at encoding detailed patterns into mipmap style lower resolution representations
- introduces the idea of neural offset for improved handling of parallax effects
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