This is a basic raytracer I’m working on, built in C using the Raylib library.
This project is currently still in early alpha, and I haven’t created releases for all platforms and architectures yet (only Windows arm64), however I will release it to more platforms in the future.
First proper raytraced result!
I have a lot of work to do with updating the hash function to get rid of the striations and also optimise it, but this is a great result.
Next, I want to create a glossy material and try to make an emissive material (which isn’t part of the RTIOW blog)
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After lots of pain, I finally got the anti-aliasing code to work and added controls for it.
Getting closer to making the diffuse shader!
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Early version of the raytracer that can use a dedicated GPU.
Future updates: diffuse shader, camera rotation
Finished updating the fragment shader to use an abstraction for hittable objects, and added zoom and better movement functionality.
Next step is to add a diffuse shader for the first actual raytraced result!
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Working on updating the fragment shader with an abstract struct for hittable objects.
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Currently working on the code for the camera, with the help of the Ray Tracing in One Weekend blog.
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Created the basic structure using Raylib. Implemented a simple fragment shader that displays the screen UV.
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