RealTimeStochasticLightcuts | source code and demo of I3D 2020 paper Real

RealTimeStochasticLightcuts is a C++ library. RealTimeStochasticLightcuts has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However RealTimeStochasticLightcuts has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

This demo is for the PACMCGIT (I3D 2020) paper Real-Time Stochastic Lightcuts (Lin & Yuksel, 2020). The project page of the paper can be found at An additional feature in the demo is ray traced glossy reflection, which is produced by sampling the glossy BSDF, intersecting rays with emissive objects, and denoising the result by SVGF [Schied et al. 2017]. Motion vectors of imaginary positions of reflected objects are used for temporal reprojection. Note that the two large demo scenes, Zero Day and Amazon Lumberyard Bistro, are stored in the Bitbucket repository RealTimeStochasticLightcuts_LargeModels submodule. If you want to test those two scenes, you need to use the recursive clone (git clone --recursive or fetch the submodule by running "git submodule update --init --recursive" if you already cloned the repository without the submodule. This demo is built upon MiniEngine by Team Minigraph at Microsoft.