Christoph Hormann wrote:
> The radius of the circle does not matter, once you project it on a
> hemisphere you get an anisotropic distribution (meaning the density of the
> points depends on the direction like explained in my last post).  But feel
> free to try it out, i'm sure if you check the quality of the results you
> will see it.

This anisotropy is inevitable - the density of the samples is decreasing 
  with theta but constant in phi. If you plot the radiosity sample 
positions you can see this quite clearly with the official samples.

> 
> Christoph
> 

Mike Andrews.

Post a reply to this message