Opencl Realtime Raytracing

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Added refraction in order to have a much better water rendering system. Ray traced raster rendered at 1080p with 1/4 resolution pixel stepping temporal anti-aliasing frame generation up-scaling and ... This is a demo of a hydraulic jump simulation with FluidX3D, running on a single Nvidia Titan Xp GPU, which lacks RTX.

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This is a demo of a hydraulic jump simulation with FluidX3D, running on a single Nvidia Titan Xp GPU, which lacks RTX. Using the same denoiser as global illumination which works quite well in this case.

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• Using the same denoiser as global illumination which works quite well in this case.
• Ray traced raster rendered at 1080p with 1/4 resolution pixel stepping temporal anti-aliasing frame generation up-scaling and ...
• This is a demo of a hydraulic jump simulation with FluidX3D, running on a single Nvidia Titan Xp GPU, which lacks RTX.
• Added refraction in order to have a much better water rendering system.

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