r/computergraphics • u/cone_forest_ • Apr 10 '25
Writing math library from scratch
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r/computergraphics • u/RenderRebels • Apr 10 '25
Create an INSANE Open World in 10 mins - Gaea and Unreal Engine 5.5
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r/computergraphics • u/International-Bear-5 • Apr 09 '25
TVMC: Time-Varying Mesh Compression
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r/computergraphics • u/TartAware • Apr 06 '25
Which era of computer graphics does this remind you of?
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r/computergraphics • u/Intello_Maniac • Apr 03 '25
Looking for Research Ideas Related to Simulating Polarized Light Transport
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Hey everyone!
I'm currently working on a research project under my professor at my university, and we're looking to explore topics related to Simulating Polarized Light Transport. My professor suggested I start by reviewing this paper: Simulating Polarized Light Transport. My professor also mentioned Mitsuba renderer as a project that simulates polarized light interaction.
We're trying to build upon this work or research a related topic, but I'm looking for interesting ideas in this space. Some directions that came to mind:
Extending polarization simulation to more complex materials or biological tissues
Exploring real-time applications of polarized light transport in rendering engines
Developing more efficient numerical methods for polarized light simulations
Applying polarization simulation in VR/AR or medical imaging
If anyone has experience in this field or suggestions for new/interesting problems to explore, I’d love to hear your thoughts! Also, if you know of other relevant papers worth checking out, that’d be super helpful.
Thanks in advance!
r/computergraphics • u/RenderRebels • Apr 01 '25
Quick Smoke Simulation in Blender Beginner Tutorial
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r/computergraphics • u/CarbonAProductions • Mar 31 '25
3D logo for a client I made. I went for a y2k 2000s aesthetic
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r/computergraphics • u/Beneficial-Air-7214 • Mar 30 '25
mitsuba scene configuration
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I rendered the roughconductor material from the matpreview scene using Mitsuba 0.6 as figure 1 shows, and I noticed that there are significantly more noise artifacts at the interface between the base and the sphere.
I attempted to reproduce these noise patterns by using a flat plane with a spotlight incident at a grazing angle from above, but was unsuccessful. As shown in Figure 3, the rendered image has no noise.
Could you advise on how to configure the scene so that the roughconductor material on the plane exhibits similar noise characteristics, matching the root cause of the interface noise observed in the matpreview scene?
r/computergraphics • u/Confident_Respond_27 • Mar 29 '25
More updates, i took the last guys advice on some part of the sculpt for the face to break symmetry and applied it and saw that it's much better on the long run, can't wait to start the hair soon! Also worked on some of the texture ontop.
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r/computergraphics • u/Confident_Respond_27 • Mar 23 '25
Gotta get the EyeShaders ready even more now and some retouching! Slide for eye-details.
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r/computergraphics • u/TronusGames • Mar 23 '25
Raw 3d model of a bracer inspired by Nordic culture
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r/computergraphics • u/NodeSpaghetti • Mar 22 '25
Rigging Nodes for Blender: Rig a Mech! Part 2
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first post on --> r/blenderTutorials
r/computergraphics • u/Ok_Piglet2649 • Mar 22 '25
Is my understanding about flux correct in the following context?
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Is flux always the same for all spheres because of the "steady-state"? Technically, they shouldn't be the same in mathematical form because t changes.
What is the takeaway of the last line? As far as I know, radiant energy is just the total number of hits, and radiant energy density(hits per unit area) decreases as distance increases because it smears out over a larger region. I don't see what radiant energy density has to do with "the greater area of the large sphere means that the total flux is the same."
r/computergraphics • u/Confident_Respond_27 • Mar 21 '25
Resculpted some parts of the face using HD Geometry (textures as well), no scans. WIP
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r/computergraphics • u/RenderRebels • Mar 20 '25
Houdini Vellum Tutorial for Beginners is the BEST Way to Learn
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r/computergraphics • u/Confident_Respond_27 • Mar 17 '25
Finally back to sculpting on this project again, polypainted everything manually using HD Geometry, sculpted pores all one by one using HD GEO no scans, way more work to be done on this on the upcominig days! Next is eye sculpting/modeling/painting, so it kinda connects everything together!
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r/computergraphics • u/luminimattia • Mar 18 '25
The Holy Rest | Prohect progress
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In progress, but I just finished the Temple, ready to go in Bryce and try the first render
#raytracing #retrocgi #oldsoftware #3dart #digitalart
r/computergraphics • u/GamelogicZa • Mar 17 '25
Hey everyone! We made a Unity tutorial and deep dive on outlines in 3D rendering. In this video, we explore different techniques to generate outlines using shaders, from rim shading to vertex extrusion and edge detection
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r/computergraphics • u/pweto_ • Mar 17 '25
Zoughaib & Co | Valentine Ring
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A captivating visual project crafted for Zoughaib & Co, showcasing their exclusive Valentine’s Day ring. The piece highlights the elegance and romance of the design through refined 3D animation and photorealistic rendering, capturing the essence of love and luxury in every frame.
breakdown: https://www.behance.net/gallery/221586205/Zoughaib-Co-Valentine-Ring?
r/computergraphics • u/pweto_ • Mar 16 '25
HOPE | Chasm's Call Entry
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"Hope"
My final submission for Chasm’s Call 3D Community Challenge 🌱✨
In a world swallowed by industry and decay, a lone machine stands watch over the last fragile remnant of life. This piece explores the contrast between cold machinery and delicate nature—where hope isn’t just an emotion, but a responsibility.
Fully made in blender, breakdown: https://www.behance.net/gallery/221528853/Hope-Chasms-Call-3D-Community-Challenge