-
reflecting light.
Radiosity is
viewpoint independent,
which increases the
calculations involved, but
makes them
useful for all viewpoints.
Radiosity methods were...
- Look up
radiosity in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Radiosity may
refer to:
Radiosity (radiometry), the
total radiation (emitted plus reflected) leaving...
- radiometry,
radiosity is the
radiant flux
leaving (emitted,
reflected and
transmitted by) a
surface per unit area, and
spectral radiosity is the
radiosity of a...
- 11.2.1 : 888, 893 : 6 In the
original radiosity method (first
proposed in 1984) now
called classical radiosity,
surfaces and
lights in the
scene are split...
-
illumination of a
scene and
store that
information with the
geometry (e.g.,
radiosity). The
stored data can then be used to
generate images from
different viewpoints...
- in the
scene (ray
casting can be used to find
these other points). The
radiosity rendering method solves a
discrete approximation of this
system of equations...
-
occlusion and
subsurface scattering),
dynamic simulation,
particle systems,
radiosity,
normal map
creation and rendering,
global illumination, a customizable...
-
University Program of
Computer Graphics as part of
their research on
radiosity and
diffuse interreflection.
Their findings were
published in the paper...
- and
synthetic imagery;
extending radiosity to non-diffuse
environments (1986);
integrating ray
tracing with
radiosity (1987);
progressive refinement (1988)...
- bumps, and ripples, for use in
procedural textures and bump
mapping radiosity support for
textures and
rendered output in many
image formats, including...
