BVHs, Line x Box Intersection, Convex Hulls
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Last time we talked about BVH acceleration structures, today we talked about AABBs (Axis Aligned Bounding Boxes) and OBBs (Oriented Bounding Boxes), and the math needed to do a traceline hit between a line and a BVH nested AABB data structure.
We finished by talking about convex hulls, and how they're used for slower but higher accuracy collision and traceline hits.
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