This is a post where I talk about the projects of The Graphics Codex by Morgan Mcguire and present my results for each one. I was having a bit of a trouble focusing on one thing at a time because I wanted to do so many things! So, I decided to end my struggle by […]
This is the third part of a three series posts regarding Single Pass Stereo (SPS). They were written in order to provide more information of how Single Pass Stereo is working and raise awareness about it’s problems. This is a shorter post compared to the previous two and it highlights the artifacts that SPS is […]
This is a series of three posts explaining NVIDIA’s Single Pass Stereo (SPS) and discussing it’s uses and problems. In addition to providing an explanation of Single Pass Stereo, I also want to raise awareness of it’s problems and call on the everyone to prevent them from spreading to many more XR applications. The first […]
This is the second part of a three series posts regarding Single Pass Stereo (SPS). They were written in order to provide more information of how Single Pass Stereo is working and raise awareness about it’s problems. In this post, I tackle the problem that SPS is having with certain Head Mounted Displays (HMDs), showing […]
This is the first part of a three series posts regarding Single Pass Stereo (SPS). They were written in order to provide more information of how Single Pass Stereo works and raise awareness about it’s problems. In this first post, I will describe SPS at a high level, provide insights on how it works and […]
As a swordsman needs to know about the balance, weight, sharpness and grip of a sword they wield, programmers need to know about the intricacies and “small letters” of the APIs they are using. As a graphics developer I deal with linear algebra APIs most of time. Although most of my time is consumed with […]
Recently, I had a conversation about the cross product and if it requires normalization when used to find perpendicular axes. The topic I am going to discuss might be basic knowledge for many; the thing is that if you are just starting with computer graphics you are so overwhelmed with mathematics that you tend to not observe the details in everything. […]
Hello everyone. This time I am writing about a more programming than modelling concept. I will try to make clear why FPS is a bad performance metric and help you understand what we should measure in a graphics engine. Frames per second (or FPS for most) is a simple metric to provide the end-users a […]
As promised, here I am! This post will be about the scene I created for the Sketchfab real time challenge “Medieval Fantasy”. This challenge was about creating something in Medieval theme, be it something that could exist at that time or imaginary. The scene had to be completely new and real-time modeled in one month […]
Wow it’s been 10 months since my last post. Why did I even return here? But to share my adventures during my absence of course! Hint: Don’t imagine chasing sharks or parachuting from Mt. Everest. This will be just a post describing briefly these 10 months. More like a personal (self-reflecting but not exaggerated) memo. […]
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