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8 responses to “Volumetric Rendering: Hard & Soft Shadows”
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hi, I’m a patron, it’s 2018.09.11 now~~
I’m still seeing
fdffdjagged edges issues
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Hi Taowei!
Thank you for joining!
I haven’t had the time to go back to finish these tutorials, as people got more interested in other topics. Unfortunately, it takes many months to complete a series like this! I have posted these tutorials as “under construction” and decided to make them accessible to higher tier patrons who are interested. The code is still available and I hope that if you have followed the series from the beginning it should be fairly self-explanatory.However, I did resume the topic of volumetric rendering for transparent objects in this 8-part series about Atmospheric Volumetric Scattering: https://www.alanzucconi.com/2017/10/10/atmospheric-scattering-1/ .
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[…] Part 6: Hard and Soft Shadows […]
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I enter the password and found all tutorial text are “fsfdsfds””gfgf” except the code and images, any thing wrong?
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Hey! When you’re reading posts in preview they might not be all finished!
Most of the code is already available, but I’m still working on the text unfortunately! :p-
Alan, could you write here ready to use, full shader code for hard shadows, even without commentary text ?
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How to use
d = sdf_union(d, sdf_yplane_down(p, _FloorY -_MinDistance));
???
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