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Tag Archives: PlayStation 4
Designing a next-generation post-effects pipeline
Hey, it’s been a while since my last post. Today I will focus on topic of post-effects. Specifically, I wanted to talk about next-gen post process pipeline and redesign I worked on while being a part of Far Cry 4 rendering team. … Continue reading
Posted in Code / Graphics
Tagged 1080p, algorithms, bokeh, depth of field, far cry 4, graphics, graphics programming, photography, PlayStation 4, postprocessing, programming, tonemapping, Xbox One
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Digital Dragons 2014 slides
This Friday I gave a talk on Digital Dragons 2014. It was a presentation with tons of new, unpublished content and details about our: Global Illumination solution – full description of baking process, storing data in 2D textures and runtime application Temporal … Continue reading
Posted in Code / Graphics
Tagged assassin's creed, graphics, graphics programming, PlayStation 4, postprocessing, programming, Xbox One
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GCN – two ways of latency hiding and wave occupancy
I wanted to do another follow-up post to my GDC presentation, you can grab its slides here. I talked for quite long about shader occupancy concept, which is extremely important and allows to do some memory latency hiding. The question … Continue reading
Posted in Code / Graphics
Tagged assembler, GCN, GDC, GDC 2014, graphics, graphics programming, PlayStation 4, programming, Sony, Xbox One
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Temporal supersampling and antialiasing
Aliasing problem Before I address temporal supersampling, just a quick reminder on what aliasing is. Aliasing is a problem that is very well defined in signal theory. According to the general sampling theorem we need to have our signal spectrum … Continue reading
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