GitHub - RenderKit/oidn: Intel® Open Image Denoise library
Intel Open Image Denoise is an open source library of high-performance, high-quality denoising filters for images rendered with ray tracing. Intel Open Image Denoise is part of the Intel® Rendering Toolkit and is released under the permissive Apache 2.0 license. The purpose of Intel Open Image Denoise is to provide an open, high-quality, efficient, and easy-to-use denoising library that allows one
Announcing Microsoft DirectX Raytracing! - DirectX Developer Blog
If you just want to see what DirectX Raytracing can do for gaming, check out the videos from Epic, Futuremark and EA, SEED. To learn about the magic behind the curtain, keep reading. 3D Graphics is a Lie For the last thirty years, almost all games have used the same general technique—rasterization—to render images on screen. While the internal representation of the game world is maintained as th
Intel Embree
Crunch Cup by Peter Ang (www.dartofang.com) rendered with Corona Renderer. Interiour Room model by John Cedric Gomez Macabantad. Rendered by Khalid Abu Eid using SimLab Composer. High Performance Ray Tracing Intel® Embree is a high-performance ray tracing library developed at Intel which supports x86 CPUs under Linux, macOS, and Windows; ARM CPUs on macOS; as well as Intel® Arc™ GPUs under Linux a
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GitHub - acmarrs/IntroToDXR: A barebones sample application to get you jump started with DirectX Raytracing (DXR)!
NVIDIA、AI/RTXなどのライブラリをまとめた「CUDA-X」でCUDAを拡張
Raytracing Reflection, Refraction, Fresnel, Total Internal Reflection, and Beer’s Law
