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Rework Reference - Introduction #55
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As to the subdivision of the article: What about placing "Path Tracing", "Random Sampling", and "Renderers" together into one article; "Samples Per Pixel (SPP)", "Render Time", "More about Noise", and "SPP Comparisons together into one article; "Emitter Sampling Strategy (ESS) gets its own article; "Data Structures" gets its own article; and "Image formats and color" gets moved elsewhere? |
So effectively we would have; and this list of headings is subject to change/expansion:
"More on Noise":
Next Event Estimation:
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This is what I have so far:
The first paragraph in |
I am mostly happy with the proposed changes. Moving I am still not certain on having |
I was thinking of the logical progression of the topics. First is the Chunky renderer and path tracing. That leads into SPP and noise. And then it goes into other rendering strategies, such as NEE. I agree with keeping how Chunky stores world data with the rest of how Chunky works, but merging that section into the previous sections somewhat breaks the order of topics. That's why, for now, I have it after the ESS page. But it would probably fit best in the Path Tracing article if it is to be merged. |
I'll try and figure out how to rework the article at a later date for it's remerge among some of the other improvements. |
Updated* |
The
Introduction
article requires further refinement.Reference - Render Controls - Materials
as that article should just be for the UI and short descriptions.Reference - Scene Format
and other parts toReference - Render Controls - Advanced
.Given the scope of the article, and the changes that may be required, I would not be against the sub-division of the article. Please use this issue to further expand on any issues with the article and your suggestions.
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