Introduction: Check here for Part 1 or Part 2 If you have been reading along with us, here we present part 3, some new ideas. I will discuss an idea we had for making a raindrop function for calculating reflection and refraction. Also we will get to the actual solution that worked and I will […]
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Rain GL – Part Three
Posted in OpenGL, Research, tagged CAVW, Computer Graphics, GPU, Hiroshima University, I3D, Masters Thesis, natural phenomena, raindrops, Real time graphics, rendering on April 26, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Rain GL – Part Two
Posted in OpenGL, Research, tagged CAVW, Computer Graphics, GPU, Hiroshima University, I3D, Masters Thesis, natural phenomena, raindrops, Real time graphics, rendering on April 19, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Introduction: Check here for Part 1 or Part 3 Last time, in part-one, we established the assumptions that we are going to make about our raindrops. These assumptions included the shape, the different rays we will consider, refraction, reflection, total internal reflection and also the Fresnel effect. This time we will discuss our first approach […]
Rain GL – Part One
Posted in OpenGL, Research, tagged CAVW, Computer Graphics, GPU, Hiroshima University, I3D, Masters Thesis, natural phenomena, raindrops, Real time graphics, rendering on April 14, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Introduction: Click Here for Part 2 or Part 3 While I was at Hiroshima University from 2007 to 2009, I worked with a friend, Marcos Slomp, who was a Brazilian PhD student. My research was on rendering raindrops, which was an extension of Dr. Kaneda’s raindrops on a front glass research. We experimented with a […]
OpenGL and DevIL
Posted in OpenGL, tagged Computer Graphics, Debugging, DevIL, OpenGL on May 4, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I was messing around with OpenGL and DevIL the other day and ran into this, likely common problem, and figured I would document the fix so that I wouldn’t run into this issue again. The goal was to load an image into the buffer and display it, then save it as a separate file. In […]