- Drawing Thousands of Meshes with DrawMeshInstanced / Indirect (Toqoz)
Toqoz's November 2019 toqoz.fyi post walks through drawing very large mesh counts in Unity with Graphics.DrawMeshInstanced and Graphics.DrawMeshInstancedIndirect, with C# samples,
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· <code><advanced><blog><based><error><main><mesh><point> - Dual Contouring of Signed Distance Data
Dual Contouring of Signed Distance Data is a SIGGRAPH 2026 paper with a Columbia Graphics project page linking the PDF, source, and talk materials.
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· <code><math><advanced><already><contouring><dual><mesh><quadratic> - Evaluating and Sampling Glinty NDFs in Constant Time
Evaluating and Sampling Glinty NDFs in Constant Time is a SIGGRAPH Asia 2025 ACM Transactions on Graphics paper by Pauli Kemppinen, Lois Paulin, Theo Thonat, Jean-Marc Thiery,…
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· <math><advanced><based><implicit><point><readers><self><sketch> - Half-Edge Data Structure
The flipcode archives article from August 2000 explains the half-edge b-rep for triangle meshes.
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· <blog><already><discusses><manifold><mesh><point><readers><without> - Real-time Image-based Lighting of Glints
Real-time Image-based Lighting of Glints.
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· <code><math><advanced><already><based><dual><functions><via> - Learning the integral of a diffusion model
Blog post by Sander Dieleman explaining flow maps as models that predict any point on a diffusion noise-to-data path from any other point, instead of only the local tangent…
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· <math><advanced><blog><already><based><familiar><point><readers> - Simplifying Vulkan One Subsystem at a Time
Simplifying Vulkan One Subsystem at a Time is a February 2026 Khronos blog post by Tobias Hector (AMD / Vulkan Strategy Officer) on cutting Vulkan API complexity through…
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· <code><advanced><blog><already><incremental><intended><readers><via> - Introduction to Clustered Meshlet Optimization
This Simplygon product blog post by Jesper Tingvall introduces clustered meshlets as a Simplygon optimization feature for mesh-shader oriented engines.
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· <code><advanced><blog><already><error><generation><mesh><point> - Lossless Float Image Compression
Lossless Float Image Compression is a benchmarking blog post by Aras Pranckevičius on aras-p.info.
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· <code><blog><based><point><readers><via><without> - Zalo GitHub - Math Utilities
Engine-agnostic numerics with MIT-style licensing typical of small utility repos (verify LICENSE file).
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· <code><algorithm><blog><mesh><point><surface><without> - Quantizing tangent frames
Quantizing tangent frames is a technical blog article by Arseny Kapoulkine.
Blog post by Arseny Kapoulkine comparing compact encodings for orthonormal tangent frames, including…
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· <code><math><advanced><blog><discusses><error><generation><mesh> - ReGIR - An advanced implementation for many-lights offline rendering
ReGIR - An advanced implementation for many-lights offline rendering is a long technical post by Tom Clabault on Reservoir-based Grid Importance Resampling for next-event…
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· <code><math><advanced><blog><already><based><functions><readers> - Half-baked: Probe warping
Half-baked: Probe warping is a personal technical essay on c0de517e.com about warping depth-aware probe data baked at one location to approximate results at another.
After…
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· <code><math><advanced><blog><algorithm><already><based><idea> - Parallax Occlusion Mapping in GLSL
Archived Sun and Black Cat graphics tip #28 walks through parallax occlusion mapping with ray marching in tangent space, height texture sampling, and linear refinement between layer hits.
Shows how to build a TBN matrix, step UVs along the view ray, and compare sampled height against ray depth until intersection - patterns echoed in many Unity HLSL ports on GitHub.
Useful when you want a compact POM reference independent of engine-specific Shader Graph nodes.
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· <blog><based><construction><readers><self><surface><via> - Real-time rendering of animated meshless representations
Real-time rendering of animated meshless representations presents a High-Performance Graphics 2025 paper by Pacome Luton and Thibault Tricard of INRIA / LJK (CNRS, UGA, INP-G),…
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· <code><math><advanced><implicit><intersections><readers><self><without> - AMD GPU Debugger
AMD GPU Debugger is a December 2025 technical blog post by Abdelhadi on building an AMD GPU debugger outside ROCm, inspired by Marcell Kiss and limited tools such as rocgdb.
It…
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· <code><advanced><blog><based><sketch><via><without> - Heterogenous AoS instance encoding for a GPU-driven renderer
Heterogenous AoS instance encoding for a GPU-driven renderer is a Substack technical note by Zino on packing mixed instance types into one GPU buffer without one bloated shared…
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· <code><advanced><blog><already><discusses><main><readers><without> - Around The World, Part 28: Scaling up
This is part 28 of Thomas ten Cate's Around The World development blog about an early-stage sea exploration game in Godot.
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· <code><blog><based><point><via><without> - The Geometry Behind Normal Maps
The Geometry Behind Normal Maps is a technical article by Shlomi on shlom.dev that explains the geometric meaning of tangent space and how that local frame supports normal…
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· <math><blog><already><mesh><self><surface> - Reflective materials in Block Game
Reflective materials in Block Game is a January 2026 development blog post by Eniko Fox describing a high-level matcap-based reflection system in the author's Block Game…
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