“SurfelPlus: A Surfel-Based Global Illumination Solution Optimized for Low-End Graphics Hardware” by Wang, Ren and Wang
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Title:
- SurfelPlus: A Surfel-Based Global Illumination Solution Optimized for Low-End Graphics Hardware
Session/Category Title:
- Rendering
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Abstract:
SurfelPlus introduces a real-time global illumination renderer optimized for low-end hardware, achieving dynamic indirect lighting through unified surfel generation, adaptive surfel management, and advanced spatial-temporal filtering, significantly improving performance and visual fidelity without expensive precomputations.
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