There seems to be sort of 'stepping' on the Indirect Illumination looks as like it's calculated for a certain number of frames. Looks odd as the Direct Illumination is (obviously) frame by frame.
Indirect light is recalculated in each frame based on direct light in sampling points. What you see is probably that direct light hits many new sampling points at once. Newer versions use better placement of sampling points.
Yes, optional precalc of static visibility was enabled, it increases fps while lights and objects can still freely move. It can run without precalc too.
realtime? omg
DanMatrix2 1 year ago
What song is that?
Webking271 3 years ago
pozdrav ... jer je ovo 3d max scena ...
indsiderstudio 3 years ago
Nice video.
Is it based on "Incremental Instant Radiosity for Real-Time Indirect Illumination"
demiurghg 3 years ago
Thanks, Lightsprint SDK
StepanHrbek 4 years ago
Precalculated Radiance Transfer.
delicitafettin 4 years ago
Unlike PRT, this supports arbitrarily moving local lights and local objects, see it in Lightsmark (executable demo).
StepanHrbek 4 years ago
Can dynamic objects cast indirect illumination too ?
bakura10 3 years ago
@StepanHrbek Local Precalculated Radiance Transfer. Maybe also irradiance volumes
shakemyass9878 3 months ago
There seems to be sort of 'stepping' on the Indirect Illumination looks as like it's calculated for a certain number of frames. Looks odd as the Direct Illumination is (obviously) frame by frame.
samuelrounce 4 years ago
Indirect light is recalculated in each frame based on direct light in sampling points. What you see is probably that direct light hits many new sampling points at once. Newer versions use better placement of sampling points.
StepanHrbek 4 years ago
Ahh, any chance of a new video of the improved GI sampler?
Thanks for replying aswell.
samuelrounce 4 years ago
The shadows are too hard, imo. Did u use any precalculation?
rimio 4 years ago
Yes, optional precalc of static visibility was enabled, it increases fps while lights and objects can still freely move. It can run without precalc too.
StepanHrbek 4 years ago
nice work :)
clix101 4 years ago