The Quake 3 Rendering Engine - Brian Hook - 1999 GDC
This video presentation from the 1999 Game Developers Conference explores the architecture of id Software's latest first-person shooter, Quake 3 Arena. Brian Hook discusses basic research into curved surface rendering, issues dealt with in deploying an OpenGL based game, the architecture of the back-end shading pipeline, the lighting model, and LOD algorithms for models and curved surfaces.
Видео The Quake 3 Rendering Engine - Brian Hook - 1999 GDC канала Charlie
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