From Rasterization to Full Real-Time Path Tracing: The Evolution of Graphical Rendering Techniques

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NVIDIA's Nuno Subtil walks developers through a brief history of Graphical Rendering Techniques, starting with the rasterization solutions that have been dominant for more than a decade, and ending with full real-time path tracing, an advanced process that was shown running on a modified version of Quake 2 at GDC.



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