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It's that thing you reticulate. ⤴◀(6:45)

thank you so much for awesome lectures. i have craved so much for it

I am greatful to you Justin! I will work super hard, and one day I will be one of your post docs!

Wow youre amazing Prof ! I am a robotics engineer and I have been delving more and more into graphics because robotics and CV owe so much of their algorithms to CG. Its a great source of perspective and knowledge

Ohh, my CZcams recommendation system is working so well. Now I get this lecture to make my weekend happy. Thanks for sharing it. I'm in a not good moment in my life, and your lectures are really inspiring.

Could you please share with us when the second version of your book will be available? :+ Thanks for making your content freely available, it has been very useful.

Thank you

The first time I started thinking about how this might work was when I first played Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell(The first one) back in 2003. I distinctly remember being like: "Huh. Most lights seem to cast a shadow. I notice that some are lower resolution, which implies that the shadow data is being stored in some kinda texture or matrice." I was 11 years old when I had these thoughts. 21 years later, I finally find out I was right. XD Stencil shadows explains Doom 3 SO MUCH. XD

so cute

Loved this. Some timestamps for myself: - 32:45 - problem statement - 34:24 - general strategy to ompte curvature: start with triangulated mesh and around every vertex you aquire some kind of interesting information - 35:45 - Application decides which kind of curvature you want to compute (e.g stability over accuracy for robustness due to noisy data) - 49:22 - Voronoi cells

how can we get the lecture slides if we are not students in MIT

Amazing, I really enjoyed this video. Thank you!

please Sir, continue to posting your lectures :)

"I just spent 90 minutes putting up a bunch of stuff I don't expect you to understand. Now do it 10 more times" - he says while smiling. Fantastic stuff - now onto homework - lol

That was a hippopotamus not a rhinoceros😭

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"Introduction to Computer Graphics" Proceeds to go through my entire global illumination class course material lmfao

Need books related Rasterization. without using OpenGL or other Api's

No of videos : 22 Average length of video : 1 hour, 12 minutes, 25 seconds Total length of playlist : 1 day, 2 hours, 33 minutes, 11 seconds At 1.25x : 21 hours, 14 minutes, 32 seconds At 1.50x : 17 hours, 42 minutes, 7 seconds At 1.75x : 15 hours, 10 minutes, 23 seconds At 2.00x : 13 hours, 16 minutes, 35 seconds

Thank you very much for the free knowledge !

where do I find the practical method with opengl libraries? I can create phong shading with opengl pre 2.0

Can we get the slides of this lecture?

Thanks a lot! That was a great lecture!

Amazing. Thanks

God these are just fantastic. Such a great subject with so little information elsewhere and you describe it with incredible clarity.

Jason, I have to say, you're truly one of the most exceptional educators I've ever encountered! Your explanations are not only crystal clear but also remarkably powerful. Your knack for breaking down complex topics speaks volumes about your expertise as a professor. If I had the means to afford the education at MIT, I would jump at the chance to be your student. Thank goodness for resources like this that make learning so accessible. Best regards from Colombia!

Fantastic explanation 37:25. Thanks a lot!

Nice lecture, I dream to work with clothes and hair simulation and this lecture is awesome!

great class Prof Solomon! btw In 10 years Justin worked out hard on gym ^^

In this life I will never get the chance to attend a course in a uni like that. So thank you very much for making it free for us! Very appreciated

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There is no sound😢

Make sorter vids please

Omg! Thank you so much for posting this lecture series!🎉

the quality of the upper right images is too low even on high res

are assinments avaliable for everybody?

21:10 Inconsistent Loop Detection

Awesome

Hi, I'm a student from uwaterloo self teaching myself graphics. You're a fantastic lecturer, this is fascinating stuff.

Great communicator!

“Nobody wants to see Iron Man having a seizure”. 10/10 lecture

You're such a very good and nice professor!

This is really well made. Really appreciate the connections to the physical world and not just putting on a bunch of slides with equations.

This is sooo good!! thank you!

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Yolked Solomon

At 1:05:50 , just keep a list of triangle ids for triangles you’ve already checked. This could be fixed size too and “circular buffer” so you don’t need alloc while marching. The circular buffer will naturally always hold triangles for a few neighboring bins if the spatial hash is tuned properly (e.g. bins hold number of triangles equal to 1/5 circular buffer size.

At 39:30 , true you need to consider the second box for possible intersections but ONLY if you care about location of intersection or other details. For example , it you’re just triangle to detect if the shadow ray reaches the light source, you can stop at the first intersection discovered.

class starts at 12:50

Omg it's like magic. it's evil witchcraft omg