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== Project Proposal == | == Project Proposal == | ||
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:Raytracing pipeline optimization | :Raytracing pipeline optimization | ||
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| + | === Brief project summary === | ||
| + | Analyze, profile, benchmark, speedup, report results. Do this a couple of times and a slow program becomes less slow. So that is my plan. | ||
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| + | === Detailed project summary === | ||
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| + | :The raytracer in brlcad hits around 1M rays/sec meaning a render on a current screen (1920x1080) takes 1 - 5 seconds. The new archer editor supports much quicker edits, meaning having a quicker response by the renderer will improve the feel and workflow of the program. | ||
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| + | :The other use of the raytracer is queuing multiple traces in a script file for the purpose of either animation or multiview rendering can take minutes to hours depending on the complexity of the scene and the amouth of frames taken. | ||
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| + | :Current raytracing flow in BRLCAD is: Convert to internal representation > partition space >> shoot rays >> check for intersections > execute hit/miss function | ||
Revision as of 19:08, 16 March 2014
Contents
Personal Information
- Name: Todor Nikolov
- Email: tosemkd@gmail.com
- IRC name:todor_nikolov
About Me
- I am a student in my 3-rd year in computer science and engineering, at the faculty of Computer Science and Engineering in Skopje, Macedonia.
- The focus of my studies is parallel programming and high performance computing, also I have a fondness for embedded systems and low power computing.
- Along side this I also take classes in computer graphics and animation, partly because it is connected to the previous fields, but mostly because it is fun and quite challenging.
- My hobbies include gaming and learning new ways to torture all the processors in my PC. :D
Previous Experience
- 2 months working on a social network as part of an internship, february-march 2013 , in this project I used php with the codeigniter framework, my tasks were implementing the messaging system and configuring sphinxsearch to match the requirements of the design.
- A small project in android as part of a teamwork class, its still work in progress.
Project Proposal
Project Title
- Raytracing pipeline optimization
Brief project summary
Analyze, profile, benchmark, speedup, report results. Do this a couple of times and a slow program becomes less slow. So that is my plan.
Detailed project summary
- The raytracer in brlcad hits around 1M rays/sec meaning a render on a current screen (1920x1080) takes 1 - 5 seconds. The new archer editor supports much quicker edits, meaning having a quicker response by the renderer will improve the feel and workflow of the program.
- The other use of the raytracer is queuing multiple traces in a script file for the purpose of either animation or multiview rendering can take minutes to hours depending on the complexity of the scene and the amouth of frames taken.
- Current raytracing flow in BRLCAD is: Convert to internal representation > partition space >> shoot rays >> check for intersections > execute hit/miss function
