March 6th, 2011 by yakiimo02 in Cuda, Demo, DirectCompute, DirectX11 | No Comments »
Introduction I updated my DirectCompute Mandelbrot fractal demo to be able to render using both CUDA and DirectCompute. The program is a simple Mandelbrot renderer, but you can dynamically switch between a CUDA and DirectCompute render. Relevant Links http://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/cuda/sdk/website/Graphics_Interop.html#simpleD3D11Texture The NVIDIA CUDA 3.2 SDK includes a DirectX11 interop sample “Simple D3D11 Texture” which I used [...]
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December 5th, 2010 by yakiimo02 in Demo, DirectX11 | No Comments »
Introduction I updated my simple Temporal AA demo to include an implementation of Temporal AA without blending. A lot of times, in technical 3D forums, you read about Temporal AA not showing up in screenshots. If you blend jittered frames like in my previous demo then Temporal AA is going to show up in screenshots. [...]
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September 28th, 2010 by yakiimo02 in Demo, DirectX11 | 2 Comments »
Introduction Temporal anti-aliasing algorithms are algorithms where you use samples from previously rendered frames in order to perform a temporal form of supersampling. There are different ways to implement temporal AA, and over the weekend, I wrote an implementation of the simple perspective matrix jittering temporal AA. This type of temporal AA is mentioned in [...]
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July 25th, 2010 by yakiimo02 in Demo, DirectX11 | No Comments »
Introduction I extended my DX11 OIT demo (http://www.yakiimo3d.com/2010/07/19/dx11-order-independent-transparency/) to support MSAA. CodePlex link for my program’s source code and binary are provided at the end of the article. Relevant Links 1) http://www.yakiimo3d.com/2010/07/19/dx11-order-independent-transparency/ Blog article for my original DX11 OIT demo. My original demo has no support for MSAA, so jaggies are very noticeable along the [...]
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July 19th, 2010 by yakiimo02 in Demo, DirectX11 | 5 Comments »
Introduction This is my implementation of the ATI DX11 linked list OIT algorithm. The DirectX11 SDK OIT sample is pretty slow (a compute shader usage sample), but have read from numerous sources that the ATI OIT algorithm is pretty fast (it is), so I decided to try implementing it. Lots of people have already implemented [...]
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