How Real Time Computer Graphics and Rasterization work

#math #computergraphics

[FloatyMonkey]

Should I make an in depth video about the math of the rasterizer?
Otherwise the next video will be about matrices.

[Lavamar]

I have not heard anyone explain computer science topics better than you. Hope you keep making videos!

[Saas_]

I watched so many videos about this topic, but this one just nailed it! Finally I got a deeper understanding how a rasterizer works! Thank you!

[brohogany]

"But who will ever read this code anyway" lol

[roxferesr]

I have just discovered your channel and love your content! Keep it up!

[xanderlinhares]

This is a top notch production! Well done, my students will appreciate this.

[paulamorillasalonso]

Thank you so much! I feel like I finally understand the process behind rendering. Keep up the good work 😄😄😄

[umaradam]

I've watched so many videos to get an understanding of the pipeline but none come close to this one Thanks Alottt!!

[Mikeinfinity]

Can't believe the quality of your videos! You make complex stuff easier to understand, really appreciate your effort :)

[yousefsayed]

this is the best explanation of the graphics pipeline I've ever saw

[gutzimmumdo]

dam brah, you are quite versed on cg im glad i found your channel.

[elyas]

i won't believe your c++ codes anymore hahaha dividing normal by the id XD, i love your content .

[elturco]

Good channel. You deserve more subs. Subscribed

[parzival]

Difference between Z-culling in the rasterization stage and the depth test in the output merger? You made it seem like the same process was happening twice back-to-back.

[ichbinbilal]

I just found your Video because I am working with OpenGL and I really like it! Wish there was more in-depth content about the different shaders and everything. Nice work!

[alirezaakhavi]

such a comprehensive and interesting video thank you so much for sharing! :) subbed

[chicapercebe]

Thank you! Also thanks for speaking english so clearly, I could understand everything xD

[fatihyavuz]

this is very clean tutorial to understand. Thanks

[EvgenyMeshkov]

This was very helpful and informative! Thank you))

[Mrchingchingdingding]

Do you tutor? I like how detailed you are but there were some areas that were vague for me, like the fact that the output vectors of a vector shader on some input vertex would fall within the range -1<x, y, z<1 and produce a 2^3 cube representing ??? (possibility space?) Great systematic overview of the graphics pipeline.