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Apr 21, 2017

Since nobody seems to agree, lets settle this once and for all. Which way should the Wi term go in typical a typical brdf?

Wi form eye to surface
6.7%
Wi from surface to eye
26.7%
Wi from light to surface
0%
Wi from surface to light
66.7%

15 votesFinal results

jendrik illner

@jendrikillner

Feb 27

Graphics Programming weekly - Issue 276 - February 26th, 2023 jendrikillner.com/post/graphics-

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Feb 7

Speaking about our bindless setup at Vulcanized 2023

Hanging out at the vulkanised event, come say hallo if you're here 😊

Luca Quartesan

@LQrtsn

Jan 26

Today we start with the second edition of the Rusterizer masterclass

@BuasGames

where we build a software rasterizer in Rust, with supervision and lectures by colleagues from

and

@EmbarkStudios

Jacco Bikker

Jan 19

Proud to serve as paper chair, together with AMD's Christiaan Gribble. Looking forward to seeing you in real life in Delft!

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High-Perf Graphics

@HPG_Conf

Jan 18

High Performance Graphics is coming to Delft, Netherlands, on June 26-28, 2023 (co-located with @EGSympRendering) Virtual attendance details TBD. Paper abstracts: April 12 Paper submissions: April 17 Poster submissions: May 15 More info: highperformancegraphics.org/2023/call-for- See you at HPG!

Find groups that host online or in person events and meet people in your local community who share your interests.

Jan 13

Yesterday we had another great Rust/DevOps/Rendering meetup at the

office!

This Thursday (12th) we will be hosting another Rust Meetup here in Breda! Marijn Suiten will be speaking about Vulkan/Rust and Android. Benoit Schipper will be talking about his book Polder SRE.

meetup.com

Anton Kaplanyan

@Kaplanyan

Dec 14, 2022

Please use this alias to send your requests along with descriptions graphics (dot) research ∂ intel.com

A good reason for us to keep up the tight collaboration we have with these folks! Well deserved prize!

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BUasGames

@BuasGames

Dec 12, 2022

Breda University of Applied Sciences ranked #3 in Top 5 Best Video Game Schools worldwide!

gameschools.com

A new blog post!

Writes about the tricks he pulled to make it blazing fast to stochastically sample 100.000+ triangle lights

Fast CDF generation on the GPU for light picking

A blog post where

explains about our Layered Material Model and our bespoke Conductor Model has just gone up blog.traverseresearch.nl/our-layered-ma #SIGGRAPHAsia2022 #SIGGRAPHAsia

Our layered material model

Layered material models are an expandable solution to achieve more complex visual appearances, this post describes our implementation.

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Dec 5, 2022

Traverse Research is at SIGGRAPH Asia this year! Please come and say hello! We'll be talking about our neural materials and generally interested in meeting industry folk! We wrote a small blog post about the kind of things we've been doing lately too.

Traverse Research at SIGGRAPH Asia 2022

After a long time without conferences, this year, the Traverse Research team will be traveling to the SIGGRAPH 2022 conference in Daegu…

Memory Safe Languages in Android 13

Jeff Vander Stoep

@jeffvanderstoep

Dec 1, 2022

For more than a decade, memory safety vulnerabilities have consistently represented more than 65% of vulnerabilities across products, and across the industry. On Android, we’re now seeing something different:

security.googleblog.com

Posted by Jeffrey Vander Stoep For more than a decade, memory safety vulnerabilities have consistently represented more than 65% of vulne...

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Nov 30, 2022

Small teaser of the kind of stuff we're working on at Traverse Research

A Tour of 4 MSVC Backend Improvements - C++ Team Blog

Maybe Clang or GCC already do. I don't know. In any case, I find these optimizations fascinating.

devblogs.microsoft.com

This blog post presents some of the optimizations the backend team has implemented for Visual Studio 2022.

My BUas CMGT Year 1 Experience - Angle's Place in the Web

Angel A.

@ThePaladon

Nov 10, 2022

Here's a blog post I just made describing my first year at BUas. Please check it out, because I show off what I worked on and it's fun stuff:

angelov.design

In a blog post, I will write about how I got accepted into BUas in the CMGT program as a programmer and what we did during the first year of it.

Traverse-Research

Nov 8, 2022

The final installment of

@dbalthazr

's blog seriers about bindless rendering, concludes it with a discussion about how we tackle gpu side validation.

Bindless rendering — validation

With a bindless rendering pipeline in place as covered in the previous blogs bindless setup and templated bindless, we are now faced with…

Replying to

It was written by an ex game developer who understands how frustrating it is to code to a black box :)

Wenzel Jakob (@wjakob@fosstodon.org)

@wenzeljakob

May 9, 2022

Combining these gradients with an optimizer produces a method for image-based geometry reconstruction. Unlike prior work, this does not require silhouette or mask losses, explicit meshing or complex regularization. (5/8)

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Mike Burrows

@zebedee666

Oct 5, 2022

2 of the preprints out today! Congrats!

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takahiro harada

@haradatakahiro

Oct 5, 2022

Here are direct links to preprints. - Fused BVH to Ray Trace Level of Detail Meshes gpuopen.com/download/publi @PixelClearr - Progressive Material Caching gpuopen.com/download/publi Another one is coming soon.

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Ritesh Oedayrajsingh Varma

@rovarma

Sep 27, 2022

Before/after comparison (roughly 2x as fast):

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Working with large PDB files? We've just released a new Insider build that adds an experimental new PDB parser, based on @molecularmusing's RawPDB, that is *much* faster. Enable it through Tools / Settings / Advanced. Give it a try, and let us know!

Mark Russinovich

@markrussinovich

Sep 19, 2022

Speaking of languages, it's time to halt starting any new projects in C/C++ and use Rust for those scenarios where a non-GC language is required. For the sake of security and reliability. the industry should declare those languages as deprecated.

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Sep 14, 2022

Let's see if this Mali G610 devboard is giving us a nicer development platform and a more stable profiling experience 😊. Obviously not a replacement for the real deal integrated into phones, but hopefully we can get less fluctuations during testing.

Faith Ekstrand

@gfxstrand

Sep 7, 2022

Hey, look. 👀 I blogged again! This time, it's about the new common CPU-side state tracking code in Mesa which means we can all stop typing our own vkCmdSetFoo() calls in every driver. It also makes VK_KHR_graphics_pipeline_libraries easier to implement. 😁

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Collabora

@Collabora

Sep 7, 2022

Supporting new @VulkanAPI extensions? Making it easier to write new Mesa Vulkan drivers? Why not both? (Oh, and a performance win too.) The latest from @jekstrand_ : col.la/vgstm #Vulkan #OpenSource

Aug 31, 2022

Same day the laptop arrived we managed to get our renderer up and running relatively smoothly on DirectX on the Arc 370 GPUs. Required some small workarounds but all beginnings are hard. ☺️

Aug 31, 2022

Extremely excited to have you

! ☺️

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Jacco Bikker

Aug 31, 2022

Happy to announce that tomorrow will be my first day at @TraverseBreda! Looking forward to doing R&D with @JasperBekkers and friends - many of them former students. I'll be old, but wise. I hope.

Aug 30, 2022

Photos of the meetup are starting to show up! We had a great time ☺️☺️ see you all next time!

Aug 25, 2022

Very first Rust Rendering and DevOps meeting at the Traverse Research office is a great success! Lots of folks showing up watching great presentations from

and Sander from

We've decided to host a small local Rust meetup together with

@TimvandeKeer

at the Traverse Research office! There will be a few small talks about using Rust for rendering as well as building distributed edge platforms with Kubernetes. meetup.com/dutch-kubernet

I've developed a technique to have in

@DirectX12

something nearly as efficient as native specialization constants (SC) would be. First of all,

@VulkanAPI

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Superluminal

@SuperluminalSft

Jul 20, 2022

We're super excited to show you the overhaul we've been doing on the Find window, introducing a browsable instance list and graph, Function Statistics, and more QoL changes! Available right now on the Insider update channel, go check it out!

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Jan

@_JanKind

Jul 12, 2022

I've officially graduated from

@Buasgames

after my internship at

! I worked on implementing ReSTIR, and am excited to start working there :) I couldn't have done it without the help of

, my Buas teachers and Traverse colleagues!

Traverse-Research

Jun 29, 2022

🤖 Marijn Suijten wrote a small piece about building pure Rust native apps for Android

Building pure Rust apps for Android

Rust is an amazing and powerful language, but how does it fare when building purely Rust-driven apps for Android?

Jun 23, 2022

Very proud to have helped set this up! Kamen and Pete showed a lot about ISPC, how it's used in practice and explained low level details about ISPC and SIMD. Thanks

for hosting!

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Jacco Bikker

Jun 23, 2022

Pete Brubaker @pbrubaker and Kamen Yovchevski doing a guest lecture on #ISPC at Utrecht University for the INFOMOV course, together with the @TraverseBreda people. Very in-depth and highly relevant. Great speaker too!

Traverse-Research

Jun 16, 2022

Sometimes you've got to rustup update the office ;-)