T. Yatagawa, Y. Yamaguchi, S. Morishima
LinSSS: linear decomposition of heterogeneous subsurface scattering for real-time screen-space rendering
The Visual Computer
Screen-space subsurface scattering is currently the most common approach to represent translucent materials in real-time rendering. However, most of the current approaches approximate the diffuse reflectance profile of translucent materials as a symmetric function, whereas the profile has an asymmetric shape in nature 미적분 강의. To address this problem, we propose LinSSS, a numerical representation of heterogeneous subsurface scattering for real-time screen-space rendering. Although our representation is built upon a previous method, it makes two contributions niv 영어 성경 다운로드. First, LinSSS formulates the diffuse reflectance profile as a linear combination of radially symmetric Gaussian functions. Nevertheless, it can also represent the spatial variation and the radial asymmetry of the profile 레인보우 식스 시즈 다운로드. Second, since LinSSS is formulated using only the Gaussian functions, the convolution of the diffuse reflectance profile can be efficiently calculated in screen space ifile 다운로드. To further improve the efficiency, we deform the rendering equation obtained using LinSSS by factoring common convolution terms and approximate the convolution processes using a MIP map 오라클 blob 파일. Consequently, our method works as fast as the state-of-the-art method, while our method successfully represents the heterogeneity of scattering.