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Finally gotten my renderer to a point I'm happy with, and decided to make a little video on it! https://youtube.com/watch?v=rbC2D_ayePI&ab_channel=voithoz
Got IBL working in my renderer! This was a surprising amount of work compared to even implementing the PBR lighting model itself, but the results are nice :)
I recently found this interesting presentation by AMD about a tonemapping technique that features HDR channel crosstalk (among other things): https://gpuopen.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/GdcVdrLottes.pdf
It makes a pretty big difference when it comes to how these bright (but monochromatic) lights look! Left is basic Reinhard tonemapping, right is AMD.
Deferred shading can be useful, but the lack of easy MSAA is unfortunate :( So I added an FXAA post-process effect! Before is left, after is right
Noteworthy ones are:
- PBR lighting model (GGX)
- Deferred rendering (not necessary but makes some post-processing easier)
- HDR + bloom
- Shadow mapping
Next going to add SSAO (already implemented, just need to integrate).
Consolidating all the renderer features I've been working on in a single binary :)
And here's the latest thing I added, a PBR rendering model based on the GGX microfacet model.
Deferred shading! Although it has its downside, it can often be a powerful performance improvement when many lights are involved, and can also make other screen space effects easier to implement.