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You could definitely do this, but a lot of modern rendering techniques rely on having full copies of previous frames lying around, like TXAA, screen-space refle
by kevingadd 2y ago
You could definitely do this, but a lot of modern rendering techniques rely on having full copies of previous frames lying around, like TXAA, screen-space reflections, etc.
- rzzzt 2y agoThe images are briefly persisted and averaged in the back of the viewer's eye.