- the Metal shader API now supports function pointers
- the talk provides an overview of the compilation models and performance considerations
- function tables can be passed via argument buffers t the GPU
- the Unity tutorial explains how to implement a moving scanline post-processing effect
- the video provides an overview of the D3D12 frame-level profiler
- walkthrough of an example capture of Wolfenstein scene and uses it to explain how to use it to identify performance issues
- the article explains several different methods that can be used to manage shader constant data
- provides a brief overview of each technique and compares performance on Mali GPUs
- the article explains a method that stores shader instructions encoded into a texture and uses a runtime shader to interpret the data
- shows an experiment what happens if the texture is filled with random information
- the program for the online conference taking place this week
- all videos are available on youtube and linked from this program
- a twitter thread that lists new features Metal API features and provides links to documentation for each topic
- including Programmable Blending, Indirect Command Buffers for Compute and many more
- the GDC talk discusses the voxel-based lighting and shadow system
- how to handle performance vs. quality tradeoffs in algorithms
- uses MSAA to increase the effective resolution on shadow maps on higher-end devices
- how to implement gaussian blur efficiently with async compute
- presents shader optimizations for PowerVR hardware
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- the article presents a frame breakdown of the PC version of Red Dead Redemption 2
- covering g-buffer breakdown, environment map filtering, shadow pipeline, and more supporting systems
- NVidia driver update adds support for DXR 1.1, VRS Tier 2, mesh shaders and sampler feedback
- additionally now supports Vulkan 1.2
- a video from WWDC 20 provides an overview of the GPU pipeline, what hardware counters are available and how to use them understand application performance bottlenecks
- video from WWDC explains the basic building blocks of the Metal ray tracing API and how to support more complex materials
- the article provides an overview of several problematic mesh characteristics that cause an issue for ray tracing and how to resolve them
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