GPU view-adaptive crack-free subdivision of Bézier surfaces
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Bastian Kuth, Quirin Meyer
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GPU view-adaptive crack-free subdivision of Bézier surfaces is an AMD GPUOpen summary of ESR 2026 research on crack-free bicubic Bézier subdivision with GPU work graphs.
The article covers curvature-based refinement, seam welding, and work-graph scheduling without CPU readback.
Advanced GPU engineers familiar with patch surfaces and work graphs are the audience.
GPUOpen hosts the article and paper links for free.
GPUOpen ESR summaries circulate when AMD highlights Radeon geometry research.
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