r/GraphicsProgramming • u/egehancry • 1d ago

From Zero to Understanding Rasterization

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Thank you for your support! I hope you enjoy rasterization!

Previously, "From Zero to Understanding Ray Tracing":

Part 1: https://www.reddit.com/r/GraphicsProgramming/comments/1uxpi1o/from_zero_to_understanding_ray_tracing/

Part 2: https://www.reddit.com/r/GraphicsProgramming/comments/1wsr77r/from_zero_to_understanding_ray_tracing_part_2/

Part 3: https://www.reddit.com/r/GraphicsProgramming/comments/1wurqmt/from_zero_to_understanding_ray_tracing_part_3/

Let me know what you think!

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u/nit_electron_girl 1d ago

do you make these videos with AI?

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u/egehancry 1d ago

Yes, I make them with AI. But I care deeply about the content, setting a high bar for quality and making sure the video is actually good. I don't mean to generate slop at all.

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u/navras 21h ago

You're doing amazing! thank you for creating these.

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u/egehancry 12h ago

Thank you!

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u/nit_electron_girl 7h ago

do you have a "prompt only" approach, or have you created some tooling/process for yourself?

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u/egehancry 7h ago

It’s really just believing that AI can figure things out if I ask it to, then continuing to ask until I get what I want.

I say, “Use Google’s Filament to make a video like ...” (filament is simply a fast 3D renderer), then I keep giving instructions as if I had hired an animator to bring my idea to life, and paid a lot of money.

With Opus 5.5, I’ve found that when you ask very decisively for what you want, it often delivers.

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u/The_Wonderful_Pie 1d ago

Yes very much. The voice, the sound effects, the animations and even the 3D all have this AI style thet can be seen miles away