Steven F. Ashby Center for Applied Scientific Computing Month DD, 1997

PA1 - SpecificationGoalTo see how modern graphics engine and application works

ObjectiveCompile and run samples from a modern ray tracing engineSend screenshots of three different samples

Choose either one of following:OptiXEmbree

#PA1 Playing with OptiXNVIDIA OptiX Ray Tracing EngineNVIDIAs ray tracing engine based on CUDARequires NVIDIA GPU to workNVIDIAs commercial renderer, Iray, is built upon OptiX Technology

#PA1 Playing with OptiX

whirligig sample

progressivePhotonMapping sample #PA1 Playing with OptiXPrerequisite - CUDA ToolkitNVIDIAs GPGPU interfaceDownload latest version at:https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads

#PA1 Playing with OptiXPrerequisite - CMakeUsed for generate various open-source build environments, including OptiX samplesDownload latest version at:http://www.cmake.org/download/

#PA1 Playing with OptiXOnce both prerequisites are installed,grab OptiX from following location:ftps://sglab.kaist.ac.kr/(Use FTP-over-SSL clients like Filezilla)ID: CS482PW: CS482-InteractiveComputerGraphics-Fall2015-Files

Install OptiX version based on following:CUDA version 7.0: OptiX 3.8.0CUDA version under 6.5: OptiX 3.7.0 #PA1 Playing with OptiXLets make project files for OptiX samples!Run cmake-gui1) Set source code to OptiX SDK locationIn Windows, default location is following:%ProgramData%\NVIDIA Corporation\OptiX SDK {version}\SDK2) Set destination to a new folderDont set it to the same folder of SDK itself

1)_____________________________2)_____________________________ #PA1 Playing with OptiXLets make project files for OptiX samples!3) Click Generate button below4) Set appropriate build environmentNow you have your build environment!

#PA1 Playing with OptiXCompile with your environmentsIn Unix-like OS, default is MakefileJust compile it with make allIn Windows, use Visual Studio solutionsBuild ALL_BUILD project to compile everything

#PA1 Playing with OptiXPA1 (OptiX)Submit 3 screenshots of different projectsExample: path_tracer, ocean, cook

Also, take a look at codes forsimple projects to learn how they workssample1~8, tutorial, whitted

#PA1 Playing with EmbreeIntel Embree Ray Tracing KernelIntels ray tracing kernel optimized for Intel processorsA commercial renderer Corona is built upon Embree kernel

tineKhome by JakubCech #PA1 Playing with EmbreeInstalling Embree BinaryAccess https://embree.github.io/

#PA1 Playing with Embree

Binary forWin/Linux/Macsrc #PA1 Playing with EmbreeInstalling Embree BinarySelect all of the component for the walkthrough

#PA1 Playing with EmbreeEmbree Binary Directory Tree

ExamplesDocumentationsFor Development(include/lib) #PA1 Playing with EmbreePlay with some examples

hair_geometry; look at that fps #PA1 Playing with EmbreePlay with some examplespath_tracer; noise degrades as the time passes

#PA1 Playing with EmbreePlay with some examplespath_tracer; noise degrades as the time passes

#PA1 Playing with EmbreePlay with some examplespath_tracer; noise degrades as the time passes

#PA1 Playing with EmbreeEmbree Binary Directory Tree

ExamplesDocumentationsFor Development(include/lib) #PA1 Playing with EmbreeDocumentation ContentsHow to installHow to compileAPI DocumentationTutorials with Examples

Read it thoroughly! #PA1 SubmissionSubmit to the following mailcs482.fall.2015@gmail.comTitle should start with [PA1] E.g., [PA1] 20151234 Hong GilDong

Your submission should include following:The name of the engineThe name of three samples you have chosenScreenshots of three samples

Submit them directly in the mail content,or via PDF attachment #PA1 Questions?Have a question?Post it on a Noah boardhttp://noah.kaist.ac.kr/course/CS482

Or send mail to TAsnedsociety@gmail.combyungyoonc@gmail.com

Good Luck!

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