OpenGL - diffuse IBL (image based lighting)

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Code samples derived from work by Joey de Vries, @joeydevries, author of learnopengl.com/
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@iamarugin 7 месяцев назад

Fantastic video, thank you very much!

@raksipulikka 4 года назад

Amazing! Just found this channel today. Your channel is a gem! I've programmed a simple brdf pathtracer hobby project and now im getting into realtime pbr topics. It's interesting to see that in realtime applications one must get really creative to achieve comparable results to pathtracing.

@santitabnavascues8673 Месяц назад

You could use spherical harmonics to build a rough equivalent of the convoluted texture, which has more than 90% accuracy of that same texture, with the size of 3 4x4 matrices 👍

@UncoveredTruths 5 лет назад

"when we convolute that cube map, which basically means to blur it" > hm what did he mean by this

@DonHonerbrink 5 лет назад

@A Liar: Convolution is a signal processing term. You take two or more signals to form a new signal. Blending is taking nearby pixels (signals) and performing some algorithm (i.e. whether it’s a LPF, HPF, with averaging, for a given kernel size) to blur them out.

@UncoveredTruths 5 лет назад

@@DonHonerbrink its just a meme. 2D convolution (or probably more accurately in the context cross-correlation) with an identity kernel will not produce blurring. just making fun of his simplification.

@gum8191 5 лет назад

@@UncoveredTruths lol

@MrMariozzz78 5 месяцев назад

for ray tracing i need vulkan library?

@arphenti2502 5 месяцев назад

Not necessarily. You can do it yourself

@MrMariozzz78 5 месяцев назад

@@arphenti2502 you mean that with opengl you can create a "homemade" algorithm without the need for external libraries

@arphenti2502 5 месяцев назад

@@MrMariozzz78 no, I meant you could trace the rays and write the final into the color buffer allocated by yourself. You don’t even need opengl for that