Raytracing

Raytracing is a collection of lighting techniques for virtual environments, in which every pixel is lighted by either tracing the path of light to it back from the pixel to the lightsource, or tracing every path of light out from each lightsource, till it either leaves the viewing frustrum, or strikes a solid, non reflective pixel.

Raytracing is incredibly processor intensive, however it produces photorealistic results.

See Also: Backwards Raytracing, Distributed Raytracing, Forward Raytracing, Luster, Stochastic Raytracing, Viewpoint, View Frustum

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Ambient Occlusion Anisotropic Shading Attenuation Coefficient Backwards Raytracing Cast Shadow Caustic Lighting Caustic Network Caustic Shading Caustics Diffuse Interreflection Diffuse Reflection Diffuse Reflective Coefficient Direct Light Distributed Raytracing Early Ray Termination

Forward Raytracing Geometrical optics Indirect Light Lighting Pass Luster Path Tracing Photon Mapped Caustics Progressive Radiosity Ray Optics Raycast World Raycasting Raytracing Reflection Pass Scanline Rendering

Shadow Pass Shadow Volume Specular Coefficient Specular Highlight Specular Reflection Specularity Specularity Map Stochastic Raytracing Viewpoint Viewpoints Window

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