Raytracer!
I wrote a raytracer as part of CS 488 (Computer Graphics). My roommate Matt suggested that I have it save a timestamped image every time I invoke "make run".
Highlights
November 3, 9:36PM
Hey this assignment is due on Tuesday. Maybe I should start?
November 4, 12:22AM
Okay, spheres are good. And who needs colour anyways? Something looks wrong though...
November 4, 1:06AM
"It's upside down and your field of view is too wide. Maybe you're using degrees instead of radians?"
- Craig S. Kaplan
November 4, 1:03PM
Now with correct unit conversions and 100% fewer sign errors!
November 4, 2:33PM
Diffuse lighting contributions. The light is purple, apparently. And it's upside down again...
November 4, 3:41PM
Specular lighting contributions were spectacularly overblown.
November 4, 3:50PM
Okay, that's better.
November 4, 4:14PM
I don't remember what I was testing here, but it probably didn't work.
November 4, 4:51PM
Shadows!
November 4, 7:45PM
That's supposed to be a cube in the bottom-left corner.
November 4, 9:29PM
I've invented anti-cube rendering.
November 4, 10:44PM
Tried to add reflections. Somewhat successful.
November 4, 10:46PM
Reflections only.
November 6, 6:24PM
Arbitrary polygons are difficult to render.
November 6, 6:51PM
Success!