Projects sharing features with ShaderTutorials

NonEuclidean is a graphics framework and rendering engine designed to compute and display three-dimensional scenes using non-standard spatial rules and geometries. It serves as a visualization tool for exploring complex mathematical spaces where traditional Euclidean laws of distance and angle do not apply. The project implements custom rendering pipelines to visualize non-standard geometric projections and warped spatial logic. This includes the ability to map non-Euclidean coordinates to Poincaré disk or Klein models to render curved space on flat screens. The system utilizes dynamic metri

AndroidNote is a technical knowledge base and reference resource for Android development. It provides comprehensive guidance on application architecture, custom view development, and advanced graphics programming. The project is distinguished by its depth in visual implementation, covering pseudo-3D perspective projections via virtual cameras and complex 2D rendering using Bézier curves and PorterDuff color blending. It also provides detailed methodologies for app modularization and the management of internal libraries through private Maven repositories and JitPack. The reference surface ext

1. Introduction 1. Why Write This Article? 1. Metal 2. Compositor Services 2. Creating and configuring a LayerRenderer 1. Variable Rate Rasterization (Foveation) 2. Organising the Metal Textures Used for Presenting the Rendered Content 3. Vertex Amplification 1. Preparing to Render with Support…