ggambetta

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1. 1171.▲
   by ggambetta 13y ago

   Right, just diffuse + specular with different coefficients. Nothing fancy about the materials.
2. 1172.▲
   by ggambetta 13y ago

   For minification, as someone else said. I originally wrote this for a JS1K competition some years ago, so it's not geared towards readability, but towards small code size. I had a really, really ugly trick that saved me a couple of byt
3. 1173.▲
   Recursive raytracer in 35 lines of JavaScript(jsfiddle.net)

   281 points by ggambetta 13y ago|101 comments
4. 1174.▲
   by ggambetta 13y ago

   Self-taught, ran a game development company, now a happy Googler. 1) There was a ZX Spectrum at home, which booted to a BASIC interpreter. My dad taught me the basics (no pun intended) and I picked up the rest from experimentation and copyi
5. 1175.▲
   by ggambetta 13y ago

   I love this kind of thing. I've made a similar one (minus texturing) in Javascript, drawing to a Canvas; my current version is 975 bytes. Output, full source and live demo here: http://gabrielgambetta.com/tiny_raytracer