This looks a lot like how I study with neural networks
@littlefox30995 сағат бұрын
I say it like Kurts-ges-hot.
@acgaming0079 сағат бұрын
i always pronounce it kergzonaut 💀
@torterratortellini664110 сағат бұрын
The last part sounds like they say Duck which is fitting.
@jonnyreverb10 сағат бұрын
@2:17 Film grain and the grainy texture of a low quality raytraced render are unrelated. Why would you think that they are the same thing? One is analog noise from particles of silver oxide suspended in geletin film emulsion that has been under exposed and over developed, the other is the calculation of a number of discrete rays. They have no common cause.
@marcosgonzalez420712 сағат бұрын
I search it, in fact was a bug, it sounds obvious, but some people thing that is legit
@Kyle_15623 сағат бұрын
Why does this exist and even the channel name looks cool and why does google translate say it wrong
@ethernet0Күн бұрын
Interesting subject. I can’t watch videos with embedded music as it makes paying attention to the actual content exhausting. Had to close after 1minute. Hope your other audience isn’t as distracted as I am.
@Sa3visКүн бұрын
I feel like the DLA or one of he alternatives you made would be better used to generate water erosion on a mountain range. Say you used the first technique and then used DLA where each space has a height value associated with the first map. Starter block would either be on the peak. Each subsequent block is programmed to climb, but it chooses the lowest value of the three blocks in the direction it wants to go.
@sillyman_9Күн бұрын
…in a nutshell.
@factramenКүн бұрын
Great video, amazing run through very complex algorithms... keep going,
@factramenКүн бұрын
Worth clarifying, the integral is NOT the average, it is the addition of all the components over the Omega area. Basically, it adds the contributions of all the rays.
@ichigomiruku54Күн бұрын
youtube recommended me this video even though i have never done anything with cgi or ray tracing and yet im still watching because you present the topic in a engaging and entertaining way nice job :D
@UnitedStatesofAmerica239Күн бұрын
Its actually kurs- ge- sag fast t
@boelandtheyoxgamers9342Күн бұрын
mine is "kru-se-grat"
@kholodyeg7210Күн бұрын
Kuats-ge-zakt
@goshohgosh4568Күн бұрын
Im a bicycle mechanic why did i watch that whole video. You are an excellent orator. And you do make things look pretty.
@AV88-dz3jkКүн бұрын
Ray tracing is really sadly only thing that has improved with graphics in 20 years . Tech simply isn’t improving like it did in the 90s
@cardrabitt1159Күн бұрын
The production quality on this is higher than entire tv shows man what the hell
@ppghuman90Күн бұрын
curzgissagit
@ChromaLock2 күн бұрын
4:07 absolutely destroyed by youtube compression RIP fucking great video though
@FriskGamer12 күн бұрын
Waiting for Kurzgesagt - In a nutshell to comment.
@omega_cube2 күн бұрын
cook please we voice the moai W the dab
@MrWilliamSide2 күн бұрын
The production quality is insane. To the sound when the visual elements appears. Thank you so much for this well made video.
@joshuasonnen59822 күн бұрын
Love these videos
@kevinnguyen5522 күн бұрын
Bolts but with a K Gun without the N The "Zach" if it were in the past tense
@aviator95142 күн бұрын
Mayodenoche
@variationsinanim2 күн бұрын
I pronounced it “kurkazact”
@Creative_YT2 күн бұрын
Where the hell is the w coming from??!
@Celestial-Idiot2 күн бұрын
Change the video name to path tracing since that is what you talk about, not ray tracing
@F_Furnace2 күн бұрын
I like how he copies and pastes it because of how hard of a word it is
@andreiapereiradesouzaolive75153 күн бұрын
the fact a kurzgesagt appeared right after this video was amazing
@Copley-vf9vz3 күн бұрын
Ah yes, *COUGARS WE OYSTEMVO IW PUT UP*
@kelismaincharacter49253 күн бұрын
I always thought it was pronounced “Kurs-Guh-zot” lmao
@d00mprod3 күн бұрын
Its "Kart-s-ke-skat" or "Kwarq-qes-zart" I say "kurkz-ke-zart" (r in zart is semi silent)
@mihaleben60513 күн бұрын
Its pronounced kurze gesagt Worcestershire sauce 3,4 vaseline
@SimonsAstronomy3 күн бұрын
w pdab
@gamingoof_3733 күн бұрын
kool rcayz oice n dabuleow dapabd
@SDAPOKWd3 күн бұрын
This is probably the best educating video i have ever seen. I will remember it for my lifetime, both what i've learned and the editing. Truly genius
@9DarthHideous13 күн бұрын
Did you consider Worley noise for this as well? I know that's a less complicated technique but it's one I've personally gotten great use out of for generating mountain ridges. I wonder how nicely that would combine with the first technique... That is to say - I usually run Worley noise as an FBM, and then mask it with a low detail Perlin noise to get interesting mountain features, then blend that with a standard Perlin FBM.
@evqmations95673 күн бұрын
ITS NOT KERZ GE ZAG T?
@bondgaming00013 күн бұрын
this was the perfect to video to watch as I've been studying differential calculus in college
@g-tech31134 күн бұрын
Insanely well done
@artispeedy4 күн бұрын
The reason the mirror BRDF is energy preserving is the same reason why "distribution" is in the acronym. In order to be energy preserving, the integral over the function must be <= 1. The mirror BRDF actually reaches infinity, but the integral is equal to 1 because it is a dirac delta distribution function, which isn't even technically a function.
@semiserze4 күн бұрын
No it’s pronounced ckorzgesagt
@stickman694204 күн бұрын
Why is his animations so crisp? this looked like just some random guy when I clikced on it.
@codercool4 күн бұрын
Happy 69K Subs
@jemm1134 күн бұрын
You just gave me half my computer architecture class in a single video! Thankfully for me I knew about all this stuff beforehand, but the way you so succinctly present it was well worth the refresher!
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This looks a lot like how I study with neural networks
I say it like Kurts-ges-hot.
i always pronounce it kergzonaut 💀
The last part sounds like they say Duck which is fitting.
@2:17 Film grain and the grainy texture of a low quality raytraced render are unrelated. Why would you think that they are the same thing? One is analog noise from particles of silver oxide suspended in geletin film emulsion that has been under exposed and over developed, the other is the calculation of a number of discrete rays. They have no common cause.
I search it, in fact was a bug, it sounds obvious, but some people thing that is legit
Why does this exist and even the channel name looks cool and why does google translate say it wrong
Interesting subject. I can’t watch videos with embedded music as it makes paying attention to the actual content exhausting. Had to close after 1minute. Hope your other audience isn’t as distracted as I am.
I feel like the DLA or one of he alternatives you made would be better used to generate water erosion on a mountain range. Say you used the first technique and then used DLA where each space has a height value associated with the first map. Starter block would either be on the peak. Each subsequent block is programmed to climb, but it chooses the lowest value of the three blocks in the direction it wants to go.
…in a nutshell.
Great video, amazing run through very complex algorithms... keep going,
Worth clarifying, the integral is NOT the average, it is the addition of all the components over the Omega area. Basically, it adds the contributions of all the rays.
youtube recommended me this video even though i have never done anything with cgi or ray tracing and yet im still watching because you present the topic in a engaging and entertaining way nice job :D
Its actually kurs- ge- sag fast t
mine is "kru-se-grat"
Kuats-ge-zakt
Im a bicycle mechanic why did i watch that whole video. You are an excellent orator. And you do make things look pretty.
Ray tracing is really sadly only thing that has improved with graphics in 20 years . Tech simply isn’t improving like it did in the 90s
The production quality on this is higher than entire tv shows man what the hell
curzgissagit
4:07 absolutely destroyed by youtube compression RIP fucking great video though
Waiting for Kurzgesagt - In a nutshell to comment.
cook please we voice the moai W the dab
The production quality is insane. To the sound when the visual elements appears. Thank you so much for this well made video.
Love these videos
Bolts but with a K Gun without the N The "Zach" if it were in the past tense
Mayodenoche
I pronounced it “kurkazact”
Where the hell is the w coming from??!
Change the video name to path tracing since that is what you talk about, not ray tracing
I like how he copies and pastes it because of how hard of a word it is
the fact a kurzgesagt appeared right after this video was amazing
Ah yes, *COUGARS WE OYSTEMVO IW PUT UP*
I always thought it was pronounced “Kurs-Guh-zot” lmao
Its "Kart-s-ke-skat" or "Kwarq-qes-zart" I say "kurkz-ke-zart" (r in zart is semi silent)
Its pronounced kurze gesagt Worcestershire sauce 3,4 vaseline
w pdab
kool rcayz oice n dabuleow dapabd
This is probably the best educating video i have ever seen. I will remember it for my lifetime, both what i've learned and the editing. Truly genius
Did you consider Worley noise for this as well? I know that's a less complicated technique but it's one I've personally gotten great use out of for generating mountain ridges. I wonder how nicely that would combine with the first technique... That is to say - I usually run Worley noise as an FBM, and then mask it with a low detail Perlin noise to get interesting mountain features, then blend that with a standard Perlin FBM.
ITS NOT KERZ GE ZAG T?
this was the perfect to video to watch as I've been studying differential calculus in college
Insanely well done
The reason the mirror BRDF is energy preserving is the same reason why "distribution" is in the acronym. In order to be energy preserving, the integral over the function must be <= 1. The mirror BRDF actually reaches infinity, but the integral is equal to 1 because it is a dirac delta distribution function, which isn't even technically a function.
No it’s pronounced ckorzgesagt
Why is his animations so crisp? this looked like just some random guy when I clikced on it.
Happy 69K Subs
You just gave me half my computer architecture class in a single video! Thankfully for me I knew about all this stuff beforehand, but the way you so succinctly present it was well worth the refresher!
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