Radiance Cascades Rendered Directly

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Alexander Sannikov
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In this video we explore data stored in radiance cascades by observing it directly. This is equivalent to precalculating a scene, storing a cross-section of its radiance field and then rendering it from any viewpoint and any angle in O(1).



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