advanced rendering for AutoCAD
How does it really work?
This is a concept topic, but can someone explain to me (architect not programmer) how the NXT rendering engine actually works. I just don get it. I will watch a pass go by randomly and generate pixels and then 10 passes later and then WOW didn’t see that light sources! 10 passes later, look there is a new shadow! 20 passes after that and then there is the entire new reflection happening…. Why is it so random? I know more passes make a better rendering and i know how to make it wor, but i don't know why it does. In laymans term, how does this random generation actually happens?
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Permalink Reply by Albert D Hart on
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As a Math Major, I was amused by the question which paraphrases to: "Why is the random stuff so random"
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