Main Takeaway: For rendering screen-filling geometry we usually have to choose between a screen-aligned quad and a screen-aligned triangle. In Part 2: Basics of Ray Tracing, NVIDIA's Eric Haines runs through the basics of
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For rendering screen-filling geometry we usually have to choose between a screen-aligned quad and a screen-aligned triangle. In Part 2: Basics of Ray Tracing, NVIDIA's Eric Haines runs through the basics of Support my work (and get early access to new videos and source code) on ...
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- For rendering screen-filling geometry we usually have to choose between a screen-aligned quad and a screen-aligned triangle.
- In Part 2: Basics of Ray Tracing, NVIDIA's Eric Haines runs through the basics of
- Support my work (and get early access to new videos and source code) on ...
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