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"Warp" <war### [at] tag povray org> wrote:
> It's better to use term "global illumination" (and if you want to be
> more specific, add "stochastic" before it) than "radiosity" when writing
> to not-only-povray groups to not to cause confusion.
> "Radiosity" is the name of a specific algorithm (which has nothing to do
> with the algorithm used by POV-Ray) and the term is usually used in this
> meaning.
So, to sum it up, radiosity is a subset of global illumination, i.e., one of
the method or algorithm used in global illumination. The context of
radiosity in POV-Ray means achieving the same effect but not implemented
using that particular "Radiosity" algorithm. If that is the case, any
reason for the difference in implementation?
Daniel.
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