Intro to Graphics 12 - Triangular Meshes

[@allocator7520]

always learning something new I keep on grinding those lectures :D

[@lakshmiganaprasadantervedi3865]

Amazing Lecture. You explain it so well. Thank you so much!

[@happyday7827]

It's really nice video sessions, is that possible we get the slides anywhere from your website?

[@shantanuagrawal5706]

Hello professor. Thanks for these amazing videos. I'm a undergraduate student trying to learn about computer graphics through these videos. I would like to know, when can we expect the upcoming videos. These are very informative and covers most of the upthinking ideas. So, I was thinking to follow this videos till the end to get a proper idea on the topic in the pipelined manner. Again thanks for these videos

[@cem_yuksel]

I'm happy to hear that. The next lecture will be up very soon.

[@adilrabbani3562]

Hello Professor Cem, Thank you so much for these videos. I am a masters student specializing in computer graphics and wanted to know if the slides for your course CS 6620 - Ray Tracing in Graphics are available somewhere? I'm pretty sure the videos aren't available but it would be awesome if the slides are accessible. I am currently working on a Ray Tracer and feel like they would be of huge help for me right now. I like the way you explain things. Thank you!

[@cem_yuksel]

Unfortunately, no. I have no recorded lectures or slides for CS 6620.

[@adilrabbani3562]

@@cem_yuksel No worries! I'm currently following Peter Shirley's ray tracing in one weekend which is written really well. Keep making awesome videos :) There's a chance I might apply for a Phd at University of Utah some time in future.

[@shahbazkhan1850]

even a curve itself is really not a curve, right? isn't it made of infinitely many, infinitely small line segments? btw thanks a lot for this lecture!

[@cem_yuksel]

Curves are curves. The "infinitely many, infinitely small line segments" idea is calculus. We render curves as many short (i.e. a finite number of, not infinitely small) line segments on the GPU, simply because GPUs don't have curve primitives. Otherwise, it is possible to render curves as curves with a software renderer.

[@KabelkowyJoe]

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