Behind the Pretty Frames: PRAGMATA
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Behind the Pretty Frames: PRAGMATA is a technical blog article by Muhammad.
GPU-capture frame breakdown of Capcom PRAGMATA on RE Engine under D3D12, tracing the render graph from compute culling and HiZ through deferred G-buffer, lighting, ray tracing, strand hair, and post-process stacks. Documents configs, pass order, and engine observations for readers studying modern console/PC frame structure. Aimed at graphics programmers analyzing shipped title pipelines.
It is aimed at advanced graphics programmers and matches the audience implied by Muhammad's other work.
The article is a free HTML blog post meant to be read in one sitting, with diagrams or code snippets embedded in the page.
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