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My name is Camille Brugel. I am currently studying computer science and maths in an engineering school ( first year ENSIMAG in Grenoble, France). | My name is Camille Brugel. I am currently studying computer science and maths in an engineering school ( first year ENSIMAG in Grenoble, France). | ||
| − | contact : camille.brugel@laposte.net | + | contact me at : camille.brugel@laposte.net |
== Programming Experience == | == Programming Experience == | ||
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== Why BRL-CAD == | == Why BRL-CAD == | ||
| − | Actually, I enjoy doing mathematics as much as (at least) programming. Therefore I have a large interest in computer graphics. I recently implement a strange (based on my ideas) boundary volumes hierarchy for a ray tracer (the boxes where elementary volumes in spherical coordinates), if you want to discuss | + | Actually, I enjoy doing mathematics as much as (at least) programming. Therefore I have a large interest in computer graphics. I recently implement a strange (based on my ideas) boundary volumes hierarchy for a ray tracer (the boxes where elementary volumes in spherical coordinates), if you want to discuss this topic contact me. I will be happy to answer you question. I like trying to optimise and parallelize my code. |
==Which Project ?== | ==Which Project ?== | ||
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I have few (non-academic) knowledge on NURBS surfaces and Bézier (french guy :)) curves but I am interested on "vectorize" the output of raytracing. I am a bit disappointed by the performance of the "Inkscape's vectorizer" but I am aware that it is a complex ( => interesting) issue. | I have few (non-academic) knowledge on NURBS surfaces and Bézier (french guy :)) curves but I am interested on "vectorize" the output of raytracing. I am a bit disappointed by the performance of the "Inkscape's vectorizer" but I am aware that it is a complex ( => interesting) issue. | ||
| − | Normally ray tracer output is smooth enough and doesn't need to be passed through a Gaussian filter. So, at first, I think, I will use the "last part" of the Canny Edge detector. | + | (Normally ray tracer output is smooth enough and doesn't need to be passed through a Gaussian filter. So, at first, I think, I will use the "last part" of the Canny Edge detector.) <- this is done |
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==What I've done so far== | ==What I've done so far== | ||
| − | I | + | I download the source code from SVN. Compile it and played with mged primitives and the ray tracer. I also realise that immerse themselves in a very^+ large code isn't an easy task. I coded a small antialiazer for rtedge. It seems the old one only slowed the program. |
==What I am going to do (or at least trying)== | ==What I am going to do (or at least trying)== | ||
| − | + | Complete this page and fix a development schedule. | |
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Revision as of 13:32, 2 April 2012
Contents
Who I am
My name is Camille Brugel. I am currently studying computer science and maths in an engineering school ( first year ENSIMAG in Grenoble, France).
contact me at : camille.brugel@laposte.net
Programming Experience
I have experience with ADA (which is not interesting here) and C (more useful). Some scripting language too : bash, python. I have some notions of C++ ( I only wrote a .obj parser and I have played with SFML library) and Visual Basic. I use some "math oriented" language too such as R or maple.
Why BRL-CAD
Actually, I enjoy doing mathematics as much as (at least) programming. Therefore I have a large interest in computer graphics. I recently implement a strange (based on my ideas) boundary volumes hierarchy for a ray tracer (the boxes where elementary volumes in spherical coordinates), if you want to discuss this topic contact me. I will be happy to answer you question. I like trying to optimise and parallelize my code.
Which Project ?
I have few (non-academic) knowledge on NURBS surfaces and Bézier (french guy :)) curves but I am interested on "vectorize" the output of raytracing. I am a bit disappointed by the performance of the "Inkscape's vectorizer" but I am aware that it is a complex ( => interesting) issue.
(Normally ray tracer output is smooth enough and doesn't need to be passed through a Gaussian filter. So, at first, I think, I will use the "last part" of the Canny Edge detector.) <- this is done
What I've done so far
I download the source code from SVN. Compile it and played with mged primitives and the ray tracer. I also realise that immerse themselves in a very^+ large code isn't an easy task. I coded a small antialiazer for rtedge. It seems the old one only slowed the program.
What I am going to do (or at least trying)
Complete this page and fix a development schedule.
