- the article provides an overview of the implementation underlying AMDs’ FidelityFx screen space reflection technique
- discusses how the decision is made if to trace a screen space ray or to fallback to cubemap reflections
- presents performance optimizations done across the different stages
- the video provides an introduction to the AMD raytracing tool
- shows how to use the tools to gather performance information about the raytracing passes
- video explanation of the Improving raytracing performance with the Radeon™ Raytracing Analyzer (RRA) that was covered in the week 253
- the article provides a summary of two plots for the existence of gamma space related to CRT and human perception
- presents how the workflows are integrated into Unity and Unreal
- it additionally presents how rendering results are incorrect when done in the wrong space
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- the article discusses the RGB and HSV color spaces
- presents how to convert between the two spaces
- it additionally shows how to use the HSV model to implement fullscreen color adjustments effects such as desaturation
- the video presents visual explanations of lerp (linear interpolation)
- takes the knowledge to extend how to visualize and shape the curve for different effects
- presents standard functions and presents different use-cases
- it additionally shows cases where linear interpolation is not enough (camera movement, rotations, ..) and how to resolve them
- the blog post provides an introduction level guide to using the D3D12 bindless model
- shows how RenderDoc and Nsight show the accessed resources for debugging purposes
- the article presents how to calculate the intersection between axis-aligned rectangles
- extends the methods to cover rotated and more generic polygon shapes
- interactive code samples provided in javascript
- the video explains how DLSS uses motion vectors and optical flow fields to implement AI Frame Generation
- presents performance and quality comparison
- discusses the upsides and downsides of the new AI frame generation technique
- the 2023 Vulkanised conference has been announced for in-person in Munich in February
- organizes are currently looking for speakers for the event
- Intel has released the SDK for the XeSS upscaler
- closed source release that exposes the API for D3D12-based applications
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