We are playing around with our CUDA ray tracing software. The design philosophy is to create a real-time ray tracing experience that allows the user to play with the visual parameters and get an instant feedback. This is not something revolutionary but ray tracing is such a flexible rendering technique, so the basic software can be used in a lot areas. In this demo the user can change and update the material properties at runtime.
We finally found a decent model 🙂 .
But we still like some good old programmers art. The above image is a rendering that uses ambient occlusion together with classic ray tracing.
tkerwin
Jun 18, 2009
Very nice. What rendering speed are you seeing with these kinds of scenes?