Description: This is a DirectX application that I developed that is highly based off of the directX sdk sample. It implements glare/bloom, crosses/stars, blue shift, tone mapping, & light adaptation.
Date: 2009
Features:
Platform: PC
Requirements: None
Controls: None
Download: None
Screen Shots:
Blue shift off
Blue shift on.
Description: This is a DirectX application where I implemented deferred shading. Essentially it renders the scene to a G-Buffer where is stores normals, color, position, depth, & lighting information to different render targets. Then, you can combine them any way you want. This has the added benefit in that you don’t have to loop through each light and for each light, render each object.
Date: 2009
Features:
Platform: PC
Requirements: Windows XP, 512 MB RAM, 1.6 GHz Processor
Controls: None
Download: None
Note the three directional light sources. Green, Red, & Blue.
Description: This is a DirectX application that I developed using Precomputed Radiance Transfer (PRT) and Spherical Harmonics (SH) in order to implement a form of Global Illumination (GI). The two screen shots show the scene using a directional light source and a cube map as a light source.
Date: 2009
Features and Notes:
Platform: PC
Requirements: Windows XP, 512 MB RAM, 1.6 GHz Processor
Controls: None
Download: None
Screen Shots:
Directional Light Source
Rotating Cube Map Light source. Note the new color of the objects.
Description:
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Description:This is a ray tracer that I implemented in one of my CS classes at DigiPen. There are a lot more features I would like to add to this ray tracer to make it faster and have more interesting effects.
Date: 2008
Features:
Platform: PC
Requirements: Windows XP, 512 MB RAM, 1.6 GHz Processor
Controls: None
Screen Shots:
The images rendered below are all rendered with different combinations of anti-aliasing and soft shadows. Can you guess which ones have both?
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