Quick Context: In the previous video we defined the high-level light API and started working on the low-level implementation. In this video, we begin implementing our approximation of the rendering equation with diffuse
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In the previous video we defined the high-level light API and started working on the low-level implementation. In this video, we begin implementing our approximation of the rendering equation with diffuse Now that we're able to render objects, we're a few steps away from making the scenes in our
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- In this video, we begin implementing our approximation of the rendering equation with diffuse
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