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My Raytracer is CPU-Based. I dont have the PBRT book but I think its worth to buy it. I learn all the thinks from the Papers at the moment(Eric Veach and Jaroslav Křivánek are my favorit authors). So my Raytracer can VCM/Radiosity/Bidirectional PathTracing but my Bsdf-Stuff is only rudimentary. I wi...

Thanks for your reply ardook.

I think my next task in my Raytracer will be the improvement of the BSDF-Stuff and your answer is a good startingpoint for me.

Welcome. Very good BRDFs do you have

Can you say more to the used Algorithms of your Brdf-Stuff?

Here is a picture from my little hobby-raytracer.

Flat-Version


The other version


I used Bidirectional Pathtracing with MIS and LightTracing.

Thank you. Your explanation now helps me more. I will check the PBR-Book too

Ok. You write there are two cases

case 1: distance longer than the medium-boundary
L_i = T * L_s

case 2: distance shorter than the medium-boundary
L_i = int T * L_a ds

Why is in case 2 no 'T * L_s ' Term? Is there no leaving-energy?

Hello, I have a question to the PDF from the Distance-Sampling-Function in particpating media. In the SmallUPBP-Example is a function, that sample the ray-distance: virtual float SampleRay( const Ray &/*aRay*/, const float aDistToBoundary, const float aRandom, float *oPdf, const uint aRaySamplin...

Ok, here is a picture, that shows the sampled points on the disc and the resulting points on the light-source, which are used for the direct-light-calculation. The only problem is the calculation of the solid-angle/PdfA (area from the left to the right light-point). http://s28.postimg.org/5ic2ealdl/...

What do you think about Discsampling? There is a disk with the radius from the sphere and his center is the same as the sphere. The normal from the disc shows to the point, that you want to illuminate (hitpoint). You sample than the disc and shoot a shadow-ray from the hitpoint to the sampled disc-p...