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Redistributing Light.

Authors: Contensin, Magali;

Redistributing Light.

Abstract

We propose strategies for reducing the number of light sources in a scene preserving the illumination obtained with the full set of light sources. This reduction comes as a post processing to a mathematical phase of an inverse lighting method we developed. The method allows to graphically define a targeted effect in a scene with fixed geometry, the computer producing causes that lead to the desired effect i.e. a lighting configuration (number of light sources, their position and self exitances). Of course our reduction strategies may also be used in the case of direct lighting.

Country
Czech Republic
Keywords

úspora energie, energy conservation, radiosity, global illumination, inverzní osvětlení, globální osvětlení, inverse lighting, radiozita

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