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- Refraction is a vertical logarithmic contraction (or can be faked, additionally using 2D rippling effects) that the GPU can easily ...
- Let's make our first raytracing faster, by parallelizing the rendering and checking out how Rust can support us doing that.
- Support me on Ko-fi - become a patron - Hello , this video is the first ...
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