Radiosity is a way to calculate diffuse GI, i.e. every surface is assumed to be Lambertian surface without specular component. In the radiosity algorithm you split surfaces into small patches and calculate …

Radiosity does not account for specular reflections (i.e. it only handles diffuse reflections). Whitted's ray-tracing only considers glossy or diffuse reflection, possibly mirror-reflected. And finally, Kajiya's path …

Which technique should be used for rendering under water images, Ray tracing or Radiosity? Rendering is the process of computing a three-dimensional geometric description of a scene into a two …

I'm trying to implement radiosity normal maps from the old Valve paper: Half-Life® 2 / Valve Source™ Shading.pdf | valvesoftware.com I've tried generating the light maps using Vray and 3dStudio m...

It is mentioned that in order to simulate radiosity, changes were done directly in texture maps (in PS for example) or omni-type lights are placed where radiosity effects occur. I wonder if false radiosity is …

Ray-tracing and Radiosity are two of the most famous rendering techniques for photo realistic images, right? So which technique is suitable for rendering ten under-water images of marine creatures …

The article states: Radiosity is viewpoint independent, which increases the calculations involved, but makes them useful for all viewpoints. The technique works with diffuse surfaces only. This way, form …

Which technique should be used for rendering under water images, Ray tracing or Radiosity? Rendering is the process of computing a three-dimensional geometric description of a scene into a two …

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Apr 13, 2018 · First of all, irradiance at a certain point of a surface is the density of radiant flux (power) per unit of surface area, while radiance at a certain point of a surface in a certain direction is the …