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SK PARALLEL REDUCE.JS
Open source Three.js GPU parallel reduction library
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This is a JavaScript / GLSL library for performing parallel reductions on the GPU in Three.js. It is useful if you need to do binary reduction operations, such as a sum, on the data of a GPU texture (e.g. THREE.DataTexture, THREE.WebGLRenderTarget etc), in parallel. The time complexity for the reductions is O(lg N).
- Supported parallel reduction operations: sum
- Extract final reduced results out from GPU to CPU as floating-point values, if necessary
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The source codes for this project can be found in GitHub:
Please refer to the docs for the full API. There are some short usage examples as well.
Tested only in Google Chrome (recommended) and Mozilla FireFox
Released under The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2013 Skeel Lee
ABOUT ME
Skeel Leeskeel@skeelogy.com
Worked at Wētā FX, Digital Domain 3.0, Sony Pictures Imageworks, MPC, Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), Double Negative
I am a Technical Director with strong interests in both tech and art. My life evolves round VFX, photography, software engineering, tools programming and generally anything that looks / sounds cool.
I have done a variety of CG programming, including fluid sims, muscles, soft/rigid bodies, raytracing etc. These knowledge complement the visual works that I do as a TD in VFX.
I was interviewed by The Straits Times in May 2014 for my VFX work in X-Men: Days of Future Past.
Copyright © 2003-2024 Skeel Lee. All works are original ones by Skeel, unless otherwise stated.
