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Month: October 2008

Floating-point tolerances revisited

October 5, 2008 christer 5 Comments

For several years now I’ve participated in the physics tutorial session at GDC (along with Jim Van Verth, Gino van…

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Posted in: Code, Math, Robustness

Order your graphics draw calls around!

October 3, 2008 christer 31 Comments

A while ago a local developer (hi Rick) asked about what I thought was the best way of ordering draw…

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Posted in: Code, Graphics

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