- the video explains visually step-by-step how the Radiance Cascades technique aims to solve Global Illumination
- explains the underlying idea based on observations of linear and angular resolution
- presents results and also shows what the limitations are
- X thread with a collection of Spatial Indexing Algorithms
- covers the pros/cons and what the techniques are typically used for
- the video presents how the “Lossless Scaling” mod generates in-between frames for smoother game output
- explains that the mode only uses color output without any additional meta-data or motion vectors
- compares the technique against FSR 3.1 and DLSS 3.7
- the video tutorial presents how to create a signed distance field for a circle
- the implementation is shown using Unity and Unreal
- additionally presents a first overview of different shapes this series will be targeting to create
- the keynote presentation discusses the Use.GPU technology
- presents issues of graphics technology and how the author aims to improve the authoring
- discusses how the React style has been applied to GPU app authoring
- provides a walkthrough of the implementation logic and examples
- shows how to compose shaders
- the paper presents a new method to apply strokes to lines in a GPU-friendly way
- presents how to lower filled and stroked Bézier paths into an Euler spiral as an intermediate representation
- tests and shows the performance of the implementation on CPU and GPUs
- the paper introduces a unified BRDF that allows a consistent expression of smooth to highly rough porous behavior materials
- compares the results against ground-truth
- The presented solution might be approximated for real-time usage
- the blog post describes a couple of available shader intrinsics that allow the different threads of a shader wave to cooperate
- starts with simple techniques and increasing complexity
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