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  1. diligent
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    Diligent Engine 2.5.1: sparse resources, variable rate shading, Emscripten platform

    This new release of Diligent Engine introduces the following new features: Variable rate shading gives applications control over the frequency at...
    Thread by: diligent, Oct 12, 2021, 0 replies, in forum: Announcements
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    Diligent way to do Ray-Tracing

    With the latest release Diligent Engine enables support for arguably the most innovative GPU capability of recent years: hardware-accelerated ray...
    Thread by: diligent, Jan 4, 2021, 0 replies, in forum: Game Development (Technical)
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    Diligent Engine 2.4.f: Mesh Shaders, Render Passes and more

    The new release of Diligent Engine is out and among other improvements introduces two major features: Mesh Shader and Render Passes. Mesh Shaders...
    Thread by: diligent, Sep 21, 2020, 0 replies, in forum: Game Development (Technical)
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    Diligent Engine now supports render passes

    Render passes, a crucial API abstraction that gives application developers more control over how rendering commands map to tiled-deferred...
    Thread by: diligent, Aug 17, 2020, 0 replies, in forum: Game Development (Technical)
  5. TomTheFox
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    Implementing Proper Lighting in DirectX9 ($100-150 REWARD to the person who helps!)

    (IMMEDIATE $100-$150 REWARD TO THE PERSON WHO HELPS ME FIRST/THE MOST IN SOLVING THIS--*MUST* be ZELLE, not PayPal, PayPal banned my SSN in 2007...
    Thread by: TomTheFox, Jan 5, 2020, 0 replies, in forum: Game Development (Technical)
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