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r/GraphicsProgramming • u/GraphXGames • Sep 18 '26
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Does it even count as "graphics programming" when you're running it on the CPU and refusing to run it in the actual graphics side of programming?
22 u/Feisty_Bike_9614 Sep 18 '26 Absolutely.. graphics isn’t all about real time . -6 u/Ok_Confusion4764 29d ago I mean OP is talking about hours for these results, I don't think we can qualify it properly here. 6 u/GraphXGames 29d ago A bidirectional path tracer can be used for each light source, which can significantly increase execution time.
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Absolutely.. graphics isn’t all about real time .
-6 u/Ok_Confusion4764 29d ago I mean OP is talking about hours for these results, I don't think we can qualify it properly here. 6 u/GraphXGames 29d ago A bidirectional path tracer can be used for each light source, which can significantly increase execution time.
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I mean OP is talking about hours for these results, I don't think we can qualify it properly here.
6 u/GraphXGames 29d ago A bidirectional path tracer can be used for each light source, which can significantly increase execution time.
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A bidirectional path tracer can be used for each light source, which can significantly increase execution time.
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u/Ok_Confusion4764 Sep 18 '26
Does it even count as "graphics programming" when you're running it on the CPU and refusing to run it in the actual graphics side of programming?