matěj

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[matěj @matlouisb]

@runevision Thanks for the article, helps to understand the difference between the two! Makes me want to see a more accessible introduction to Gabor/Phasor noise, it's a fascinating topic.

[matěj @matlouisb]

@Michael_Moroz_ Are you familiar with Bluestein's FFT algorithm?

[matěj @matlouisb]

Wrote about a fun technique for rendering simple volumetric fog! #gamedev
https://t.co/Li3k8lx1ae

[matěj @matlouisb]

@uckersSket @theogramme_dev I agree and I feel like it gave artists more control over the final look. It's harder to art-direct an asset that can change under various conditions (lighting, view angle, etc) vs. one that doesn't. It brings the process closer to that of painting :)

[matěj @matlouisb]

@michal_jares Yeah, there are some tricks you can do to reduce the workload though (render to a smaller texture, doing lighting in the vertex shader).

[matěj @matlouisb]

Fourier opacity mapping in #unity3d URP. ~50 animated particles in this system, with lighting and self-shadowing from multiple light sources. #gamedev

[matěj @matlouisb]

@michal_jares Actually rendered multiple times depending on the number of shadow-casting lights. So potentially much heavier!

[matěj @matlouisb]

@michal_jares Yup. The same amount of overdraw as a regular particle system, plus every system is effectively rendered twice. So regular lit particles are definitely faster, all things equal :)

[matěj @matlouisb]

Optimising 512 summed anisotropic Gaussians to form an image via gradient descent.🐱 #GaussianSplatting

[matěj @matlouisb]

@THE2FUN I implemented this as a custom Renderer Feature. Lights render an 'opacity map' similar to traditional shadow mapping. A custom particle shader samples the opacity map to determine shadow attenuation. Technical details can be found in the paper 'Fourier Opacity Mapping' :)

[🍠pikol @bpikoll]

Stretching my low-poly muscles with a model of this guy since it's such a cool design.

[matěj @matlouisb]

@bitbrain Beautiful work! I've always wondered whether it was worth precomputing the butterfly texture given that FFTs tend to be memory-bound. Did you ever try computing the indices and twiddle factors on the fly?

[violet! 🐝 @vippori]

lowpoly shork.. 🦈

[pol @__appol]

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[twitch.tv/Limmy @DaftLimmy]

brat summer ate serving doubleplus cunt no crumbs

[Exidelo @exidelo]

Behold, the winged Bullboaribex!

Chimera for last week's challenge on Pixeljoint

#pixelart

[𝐀𝐮𝐫𝐮𝐦𝐞𝐤 (𝐒𝐢𝐦𝐨𝐧 𝐇𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐧) @Aurumek_]

Prints are currently 5$ flat for worldwide shipping and 10% off! 🌿 (Shares are very appreciated, life is a bit demanding right now)

[matěj @matlouisb]

@SebAaltonen You might be interested in the 'R-Sequence' by Martin Roberts, very similar but requires less operations and possibly more effective :) https://t.co/S5pctVnJ0Z

[matěj @matlouisb]

I wonder if it's worth attempting to port my FFT library to Godot once I'm done with it. I just fear it's too niche and I have doubts that my current Unity implementation will be of much use to anyone anyway. Much to consider 🤔