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When building a renderer it is important to be able to compare results with some kind of ground truth. For my own Vulkan raytracer. I have made it such that I can export glTF scenes from blender and load those into my framework. With lights and camera. Here is a video of a test scene I just setup.

Work on my #Vulkan raytracing framework continues. I am currently working on an offline rendering mode, for generating ground truth images, which I can compare my realtime techniques on. The goal being to test the effect of importance sampling and filtering/denoising for raytracing in games.

During #globalgamejam. I spent my refactoring up my #vulkan raytracing renderer and tried to implement bubble shading. I like what I got done in that time. Just look at these colors. It isn't exactly a bubble, more like oily glass, but I learned a lot from doing it.

I finally have Hardware accelerated raytracing running in my own Vulkan framework. It might be with debug colors and the image is upside down, but I can't be happier. I have spent most of the holiday break learning how to do this and it is finally here.

I have 2 different exams in 2 days plus two reports before the end of the year. I am at PEAK, quit university and just make video games energy right now. This always happens during exam season.

btw these large scary math symbols are just for-loops

With the great migration to bluer skies happening, I should probably introduce myself!

I’m Rasmus, a Danish 🇩🇰 M.Sc. student in Graphics, Games, and Visual Computing, currently working at the LEGO Group.

I’ve been making games in my spare time for almost 10 years and aspire to do it professionally.