- the video provides a great visual explanation of convolution filters
- starting with random number examples, expanding to image progressing filters such as blurring and sharpening
- additionally provides more details on methods to compute large convolution filters more quickly
- the article explains how to offset normals along spheres so that displacement doesn’t cause self-intersections
- additionally shows how to adjust the normas/tangents to match the displaced normals
- the AMD Radeon Raytracing Analyzer has been open-sourced
- it allows for visualization and inspection of Bounding Volume Hierarchies
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- new agility SDK release contains Enhanced Barriers (no longer in preview SDK, removing the need for developer mode)
- the Depth Bias and Index Buffer Strip Cut Value can now be changed after a pipeline has been set
- new Vulkan proposal outlines improvements to the management of descriptor memory
- to allow descriptors to be treated more explicitly and managed alongside other buffer objects
- shows how a form of GPU descriptor updates can be enabled
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- the presentation provides an overview of x64 assembly
- uses the presented information to show how to debug a stack corruption issue
- the series of blog posts aimed to share the lessons learned from tuning applications for AMD GPUs
- at this time, covering the Laplacian Finite Difference Method
- the article presents how to decompile NVidia OpenGL and Vulkan shader
- shows which tools are required to unpack the Nvidia caches and remap to the source shader names
- presented steps are Linux, but windows should follow similar procedures
- additionally, it presents a couple of examples of optimizations and their effect on the generated assembly
- a collection of tweets covering a flood filling, VFX breakdowns, unit shader books
- blender geometry nodes and work-in-progress game showcases
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