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The Ydesicant
Apr 30, 2010, 8:37:23 PM4/30/10
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Let's discuss ray tracing.
- Say you have a light beam which travels
back to the camera. How can you get a
shadowed spot on the object if it is a bright
light being traced?
- Is this the only way to realistically model
spherical surfaces?
- Please post an alternate version of 3
dimensional modeling using System.
Windows.media.media3d in the Visual
Studio framework. If it is good, I will buy
you a ticket out of the city.
Julian F Waldby
May 1, 2010, 4:05:00 AM5/1/10
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On Apr 30, 6:37 pm, The Ydesicant <sinisterdag...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Let's discuss ray tracing.
>
> - Say you have a light beam which travels
> back to the camera. How can you get a
> shadowed spot on the object if it is a bright
> light being traced?
> Let's discuss ray tracing.
>
> - Say you have a light beam which travels
> back to the camera. How can you get a
> shadowed spot on the object if it is a bright
> light being traced?
Diffuse reflection and diffuse interreflection. BTW I think you are
right when you say Rev. Dr. Meow is a shit.
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