Manual Rendering Techniques in Architecture

Porosity Rendering in High-Performance Architecture: Wind-Driven Natural Ventilation and Porosity Distribution Patterns

Natural ventilation is one of the most essential issues in the concept of high-performance architecture. The porosity has a lot to do with wind-phil architecture to meet high efficiency in integrated architectural design and materialization a high-performance building. Natural ventilation performance in porous buildings is influenced by a wide range of interre...

The SIR rendering architecture

ÐA framework for the development of di€erent global illumination algorithms is presented: the SIR (Sistema de Iluminacio n Realista) architecture. It consists of a set of object-oriented components, which constitute a kernel, intended to be extended by software developers for the speci®c needs of photorealistic or physically based rendering algorithms. # 1998 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights r...

Point-based rendering techniques

The increasing popularity of points as rendering primitives has led to a variety of different rendering algorithms, and the different implementations compare like apples to oranges. In this paper, we revisit and compare a number of recently developed point-based rendering implementations within a common testbed. Also we briefly summarize a few proposed hierarchical multiresolution point data st...

Comparison of Two Manual Therapy Techniques in Patients with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: A Randomized Clinical Trial

3D Rendering - Techniques and Challenges

Computer generated images and animations are getting more and more common. They are used in many different contexts such as movies, mobiles, medical visualization, architectural visualization and CAD. Advanced ways of describing surface and light source properties are important to ensure that artists are able to create realistic and stylish looking images. Even when using advanced rendering alg...