The Evolution of Snow Rendering - From Flat Polygons To Path-Traced Lighting [Sponsored]

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As we draw closer to the Winter Holiday season, what better time to look back at the evolution of snow rendering, from CPU-driven voxels to flat polygons and simple texture maps, into the arrival of the programmable pixel shader and tessellation and - finally - into the new path-traced rendering era with unprecedented realism.

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00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:33 Graphics Accelerator Era
00:11:45 Pixel Shader Era
00:15:28 DX10 Era
00:24:35 DX11 Era
00:27:17 Modern Era
00:34:01 Conclusion Receive SMS online on sms24.me

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