Interactive Graphics 24 - Refractions, Transparency, Blending, & Alpha Testing

Interactive Computer Graphics.
School of Computing, University of Utah.
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[@yang3394]

A perfect professor to teach about hairs. Many thanks.

[@mohitsethi99]

Thanks for the series, really really helpful!

[@theburnner1187]

Your lecture series is amazing! I'm really learning a lot and your visual examples are just perfect.
Little note though. There's a typo in the thumbnail. It says alha instead of alpha.
Thank you for having this series publicly available.

[@cem_yuksel]

Good catch! That was easy to fix. Thanks!

[@HylianEvil]

Thank you Cem!

[@rupeshmandke]

Thank you cem. Really handy summary for everything related to transparency.

[@konstantinbondarenko5235]

Thank you

[@AmCanTech]

is there depth of field anywhere?

[@treesareshady]

please enable video embedding

[@PixelPulse168]

I want to become a master of rendering human body hairs too.

[@DasAntiNaziBroetchen]

I think my detailed comment disappeared. TL;DR: There is no alpha testing hardware in GPUs. It's all shader-based. This is why it got deprecated.

[@user-tn2pk4ko9r]

地底人？