Haven't looked into neural networks' applications in gfx programming much yet but I find such targeted uses, where a NN is trained to solve a very specific problem (clip and rectify history for AA) using the game's visual output very appealing. Great talk! community.arm.com/cfs-file/__key…

Graphics Programming weekly - Issue 357 - September 15th, 2024 jendrikillner.com/post/graphics-…

This is a great introduction to neural networks, with a practical example, including sample code, to showcase their use youtube.com/watch?v=sTAqWR…

Graphics Programming weekly - Issue 358 - September 22nd, 2024 jendrikillner.com/post/graphics-…

RenderDoc v1.35 is now available! This release of RenderDoc is primarily a bugfix release, with some small improvements also included. Full release notes: github.com/baldurk/render… Binary builds: renderdoc.org/builds

Graphics Programming weekly - Issue 359 - September 29th, 2024 jendrikillner.com/post/graphics-…

Graphics Programming weekly - Issue 361 - October 13th, 2024 jendrikillner.com/post/graphics-…

When storing integers in float variables, it is worth keeping in mind they can be represented accurately only up to a max of 16777216. After that, they are increasingly rounded to powers of 2. A good tool to test this h-schmidt.net/FloatConverter…, more info en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-pr….

Graphics Programming weekly - Issue 362 - October 20th, 2024 jendrikillner.com/post/graphics-…

Graphics Programming weekly - Issue 363 - October 27th, 2024 jendrikillner.com/post/graphics-…

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Graphics Programming weekly - Issue 365 - November 10th, 2024 jendrikillner.com/post/graphics-…

Alan Wake 2 GDC and Digital Dragons 2024 presentations collection: remedygames.com/article/explor…

Absolutely huge list of (mostly) graphics related resources, not all links are still active but you're bound to find something interesting in there tfpsly.free.fr/bookmarks.html

Graphics Programming weekly - Issue 366 - November 17th, 2024 jendrikillner.com/post/graphics-…

Using a nice image from the slides to highlight a point: Wave A will stall, and needs swapping, only when it tries to *use* the MEM data requested. If the compiler manages to fill the gap between MEM request and MEM available with other instructions, the wave will never stall.

This Siggraph 2020 Last of Us II optimisation talk is a great example of what improves the frame performance can sometimes appear counterintuitive if seen in isolation. s3.amazonaws.com/nd.images/rese…, youtube.com/watch?v=CvS6rX… 1/2

Graphics Programming weekly - Issue 367 - November 24th, 2024 jendrikillner.com/post/graphics-…

GPU crashes can be hard to track down and fix and easier to introduce now with the newer, low-level graphics APIs. This presentation discusses causes and a few options gpuopen.com/presentations/…. Keeping the debug layer clean may not always be enough but it is a good first step.