Domain: liar.bramz.net

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Organic Listing Variations
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clip mapping // LiAR isn’t a raytracer
I’ve added clip mapping (*) to LiAR, which is some sort of alpha channel for surfaces. It can be used to create holes in a surface using a texture.
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passing light samples to shaders // LiAR isn’t a raytracer
When the shader is called, it of course need to know what light is reaching its surface. Initially, the shader would call each light for samples and check ...
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depth of field // LiAR isn’t a raytracer
Some time ago, I mentioned I was implementing depth of field in LiAR. Well, I finally managed to code and test it. The following image illustrates the depth ...
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ray differentials & texture anti-aliasing // LiAR isn’t a raytracer
i know i should be editing your refl/refr article (pls mail me texnixcentre doc :)), but… “The idea is that when a viewing is reflected or refracted, ...
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ray differentials & texture anti-aliasing // LiAR isn’t a raytracer
On Mercury’s request, I’ve been playing with ray differentials and texture filtering this week. Ray differentials are essentially derivatives of the viewing ...
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