Closed gkjohnson closed 10 months ago
Must ensure we have a triangle intersect function that will not allow rays to slip through gaps, though.
Related to #99, as well, since we can use this for clipped triangles, as well, if we know already that triangles are intersecting in a coplanar way.
Potentially a savings of almost ~10% for the geometry example when using 1 sample for all geometry in addition to using a non-normal ray for sampling.
Must ensure we have a triangle intersect function that will not allow rays to slip through gaps, though.
Related to #99, as well, since we can use this for clipped triangles, as well, if we know already that triangles are intersecting in a coplanar way.