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i think the 'graphics gems' series covers all kinds of graphics
including raytracing.
Simon Lemieux wrote:
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> Hi,
> I've played with povray for a long time now and I realize that it's not
> optimized for the kind of render I'm doing... I mean povray takes forever to
> parse a few millions of cylinders that have the same texture... Yes, I know a
> few Millions is a very huge number and should simply require more memory, but
> povray crashed after filling my 128M of RAM and my 256M of swap...
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> Here I go... I would like to make my own raytracer, not based on any point of
> povray... and optimize it for my own work... but I never tried to make one and
> I'm entering college for the first year this september, what I was looking for
> by posting this news is a list of books I should read in order to have a better
> knowledge of this subject... I prefer book over URL-documentation (unless
> there's a .ps or .pdf i can print...)...
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> I already got a hand on Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice (Foley,
> vanDam), but then, I would need some more!
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> Thanks a lot,
> Simon
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