Well-Virtual Point Light for improving real time global illumination
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Khemliche Sarra, Babahenini Mohamed Chaouki, Bahi Naima, Zerari Abd El MouméneAuthors Info & Claims
Khemliche Sarra, Babahenini Mohamed Chaouki, Bahi Naima, Zerari Abd El MouméneAuthors Info & ClaimsArticle No.: 31, Pages 1 - 5
Abstract
Nowadays real-time global illumination techniques have notice increasing interest and robust progress towards many-light rendering. which are based on rendering large amounts of virtual point lights (VPLs), and generate low noise images covering a wide scale of performance and quality targets. One of the popular one is instant radiosity IR that deal with indirect lighting, as part of global illumination, by creating additional light sources, unfortunately it is inefficient at representing glossy light transport. This paper describes an algorithm that provides real-time walkthrough for globally illuminated scenes that based on IR algorithms which builds upon this algorithm, a technique to efficiently compute several complex illumination effects in order to achieve high quality rendering at a lower cost provide a fast and smoother global illumination in which the computational effort is heavily reduced, resulting in rendering speedups of up to 50%
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