Ray tracing stole the show from Nvidia’s new RTX graphics cards

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In the same way you can look at a streak of sunlight and follow its path to see where it strikes an object and illuminates other objects
around it, ray tracing determines this phenomenon in a digital environment.In short, ray tracing looks at the way light is absorbed,
reflected, refracted, scattered and dispersed by every single object in a given environment, but instead of a single streak of sunlight, it
can calculate every single photon of light.The purpose of ray tracing is to create more realistic lighting scenarios and natural shadows,
A simple log cabin lit by an open window by traditional digital lighting model looks uniformly washed out, but with ray tracing on, every
part of the cabin looks a little darker and lighter than the rest.Likewise, Nvidia showed how flames in Battlefield V can reflect off the
pupils of an in-game character and the side of a car door, regardless of whether that content is displayed on your screen at the moment
That said, this example takes things a little far and, after seeing the Star Wars ray tracing demo a dozen times, it seems as if ray tracing
define how the colors and shadows look
For example, shadows in current games can look too sharply defined and lack any sort of gradation, whereas ray tracing-generated shadows add
programming interfaces (APIs) that have tried to make computer graphics look and respond more realistically.However, while these have all
been sort of spot fixes attempting to polish up certain aspects of computer graphics, ray tracing could reinvent the wheel
software developer kits (SDKs), respectively
about how ray tracing and RTX will impact the future of video games.As it stands, there are currently only 21 games that promise to support
Some of these titles are Assetto Corsa Competizione, Atomic Heart, Battlefield V, Control, Enlisted, Justice, JX3, MechWarrior 5:
can only hope that Intel and AMD will jump on the bandwagon to help make ray tracing an industry standard that much
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