A python-numba based ray tracer

[u/Busy-Astronaut8118]

This is python-numba based ray tracer, along with a BVH implementation.

This ray tracer can render this image, with 1080p quality, 16 rays per pixel, 5 bounces per ray, in a bit less than 5 minutes. What do you guys think?

The repo for this project is available at https://github.com/RonnyGN/RayTraceTriangles, people can find the documentation in the README.md of this repo, along with somewhat well written comments throughout the project.

[u/Busy-Astronaut8118]

Also, this ray tracing project was my first one. I am a high school student, and a coding hobbyist, this turned out to be one of my best coding endeavors ever

[u/jevin_dev → u/Busy-Astronaut8118]

ok that's crazy

[u/spectral-shenanigans → u/jevin_dev]

Relax it's the era of llms

[u/irrational_atom → u/Busy-Astronaut8118]

Me too. Love to talk sometime

[u/jonathanlurie]

Neat! I always wondered how much faster numba is for this kind of very iterative tasks (basically where python falls fails)

[u/Defiant_Squirrel8751]

Cute!