Kurama-Engine
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| MIT License | MIT License |
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Kurama-Engine
- (HELP) Strange visual artifacts appearing at times when using mesh shaders (in the attached video, it is the rectangle of points randomly appearing from the middle of the screen only when a larger quantity of points are being rendered. I noticed the same when rendering tris using mesh shaders too)
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I’m trying to implement shadow mapping for spot lights and something seems to be off. I’m guessing some coordinate is inverted or flipped, cuz even when I implemented shadow mapping for directional lights, I had to invert the z and x coordinates. I’m using perspective projection here
Here’s the project’s repo: https://github.com/alanjoshua/Kurama-Engine
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I’m am an beginner when it comes to openGL, and am thinking about implementation of ray tracing in my engine, and came across compute and mesh shaders. I have a few questions regarding them, so could someone please help me with these?
Here's the link to my project, but be warned that there is very poor documentation, and I would say it is not worth checking out since the API isn't as readable and clean as I would like it to be. Planning on refactoring the API once I am done adding core engine features.
GLSL-PathTracer
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I’m am an beginner when it comes to openGL, and am thinking about implementation of ray tracing in my engine, and came across compute and mesh shaders. I have a few questions regarding them, so could someone please help me with these?
maybe it's better to start by studying see some good examples such as glsl-path-tracer
What are some alternatives?
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